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May 18, 2013
Category: General
Posted by: webadmin
The HELMET section has been updated, it has more information on recalls and if you click on the last link you can then also look at the motorcycle and accessories recalls from the latest 2013 and many years before.
May 8, 2013
Category: General
Posted by: webadmin
The ACCC have published a product safety recall of a particular brand and model of helmet citing that there is a possibility the helmet may not provide adequate protection to the wearer in the event of an accident and may increase the risk of death or serious injury to the wearer. The ACCC advise consumers should immediately stop using the helmets. Kylin XR-205 Motorcycle Helmet & KBC VR-1X Motorcycle Helmet full details on these recalls are below.
May 8, 2013
Category: General
Posted by: webadmin
The new sections are headed as Position Statements and Riding Information scroll down the index on the home page for your convenience.
Apr 16, 2013
Category: General
Posted by: webadmin
These laws come under the Police Powers and Responsibilty Act Click this section and read the Explanatory Notes on the Police Powers and Responsibilities (Motor Vehicle Impoundment) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2012
Apr 11, 2013
Category: General
Posted by: webadmin
Motorcycle Parking section has been updated to all parking in Brisbane and surronding areas and there are apps for iphone and android for parking & dealerships

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The Motorcycle Riders' Association of Queensland Inc.(MRAQ)is the official voice of Queensland's road riding motorcycles, off-road motorcycles, scooters and trikes communities. With more than 162,231 motorcycles and scooters now registered in Queensland, it is imperative that these people are being properly considered as a legitimate part of the transport mix.

The MRAQ's primary role is to convey the road safety concerns and suggestions of the road/offroad motorcycles, scooter, trikes riding community to relevant government bodies and work with them to achieve the goal of improving motorcycle, scooter and trike safety. It also provides information from its work back to the riding community in order to facilitate the achievement of its objectives. The MRAQ has been representing Queensland motorcycle and scooter riders at the highest levels since 1982.

The MRAQ's objectives are to:

  • Promote road safety
  • Promote a better image for motorcycling
  • Work for fair and sensible legislation on behalf of all motorcyle enthusiasts
  • Participate in charitable and community service activities

MRAQ supports responsible, safe, yet enjoyable riding practices, and encourages on/off road motorcycle, trike and scooter riders to participate in advanced rider training and track days to safely develop their skills and experience safely in a non-public road environment.

 



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