Australians Urged to Get Back On Their Bikes, Motorcycles that Is

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According to Rhys Griffiths, motorcycle manager for the FCAI, it’s time for motorcyclists to remember the enjoyment and functional benefits that drew them to two-wheels in the first place.

Below are the estimated numbers of licenced riders currently using their machines on the road:  

Western Australia:

96 per cent of licensed riders of 132,000 licensed riders and 127,900 registered two-wheeler vehicles 

Victoria:

45 per cent of licensed riders of 420,000 licensed riders and 189,200 registered two-wheeler vehicles

News South Wales:

41 per cent of licensed riders of  580,000 licensed riders and 238,000 registered two-wheeler vehicles

Tasmania:

37 per cent of licensed riders of  53,000 licensed riders and 19,800 registered two-wheeler vehicles)

ACT:

36 per cent of licensed riders of  36,000 licensed riders and 13,200 registered two-wheeler vehicles.  

South Australia:

31 per cent of licensed riders of  172,000 licensed riders and 54,400 registered two-wheeler vehicles

Queensland:

29 per cent of licensed riders of  680,000 licensed riders and 200,300 registered two-wheeler vehicles

Northern Territory:

24 per cent of licensed riders of  27,000 licensed riders and 6,600 registered two-wheeler vehicles

The benefits of riding are significant. In addition to the freedom and fun of the ride, two-wheeled commuters nimbly negotiate traffic, park with ease, and save money on transportation.

Motorcycle and scooter riders can also mitigate COVID-19 risks posed by public or taxi transport methods without adding to traffic congestion, with two-wheeled transportation offering an effective means of maintaining social distance.

Mr Griffiths urged licensed riders to re-connect with their inner two-wheeler.

“What drew you to learn to ride in the first place? Was it the quick commute? Skipping through long queues of traffic? The easy parking? That indescribable feeling of freedom when riding?” he asked.

“To the riders already on your motorbikes, it starts with you. Make it your mission to get your friends and family without bikes to get back out there. Remind them of the passion they’ve forgotten and get riding!”

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