"Once Around Australia" project
by Travis Mostoller
(Once Around Australia)
We have established an epic 15,650 kilometers (9,700 mile) to circumnavigate Australia on scooters for individual charities. It is our intent and goal to have 100 international scooterists involved in this endeavour.
The event launch date will be from Sydney on the 1st of August of 2012. The trip will take 44 days, 38 of which will be on the roads of Australia.
Maintenance and relaxation stops will cover Brisbane, Cairns, Darwin, Perth, Adelaide, and Melbourne and returning to Sydney on the 13th of September 2012.
We have recently exceeded 1,000 likablity on our Facebook event page and are advertising in 30 countries. Our event website will be released shortly with full details of the event and how to get involved.
With so many different charities available, we have decided that each rider might want to champion and ride for their own legitimate charity. There are so many different charities and having a personal attachment brings back a little more satisfaction to the rider at the end of the day. We will be establishing a direct link from our website to each charity's donation page.
If any of your readers are interested in distance riding, with a bit of adventure, an international event, while doing it for a good cause, feel free to follow our progress and get involved.
Best Regards,
Travis Mostoller
"Once Around Australia"
http://www.facebook.com/travis.mostoller?cropsuccess#!/pages/Once-Around-Australia/141437112551590
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