A Word from the Director
Vicki Sanfelipo
I just returned from an exciting trip to Melbourne Australia where my friend and fellow ASMI instructor, Cat and I traveled. We went to help launch “Accident Scene Management Australia, an arm of ASMI in the USA. Since I have been awake for over 32 hours I am going to share an article written by Ken Wooton, Motorcycle Trader magazine reporter in Australia. Ken is a well-known journalist in both written and TV media. He completed both our Basic and Advanced classes.
We also trained 4 new instructors and students representing many areas of motorcycling from organizations to manufacturers. We had press interviews for 4 days and attended two women’s rides while there. To read Ken’s humorous article, CLICK HERE. I will write more about our adventures in next month’s newsletter. If you are in the Milwaukee area, be sure to come out to Road Guardians Tuesday, May 24th between 6-9 pm to hear about our trip, try some vegemite, listen to Aboriginal music and check out our videos and pictures. Of course we will have the Barbie (Grill) going and would love to see all some of you Bloaks and Sheilas make your way down.
For anyone interested in seeing how you can get involved with Road Guardians, we need your help, even if it’s to process Memberships once a week. If you are interested in helping in some way, come to the Compound at 4:00 pm.
Vicki Sanfelipo
I just returned from an exciting trip to Melbourne Australia where my friend and fellow ASMI instructor, Cat and I traveled. We went to help launch “Accident Scene Management Australia, an arm of ASMI in the USA. Since I have been awake for over 32 hours I am going to share an article written by Ken Wooton, Motorcycle Trader magazine reporter in Australia. Ken is a well-known journalist in both written and TV media. He completed both our Basic and Advanced classes.
We also trained 4 new instructors and students representing many areas of motorcycling from organizations to manufacturers. We had press interviews for 4 days and attended two women’s rides while there. To read Ken’s humorous article, CLICK HERE. I will write more about our adventures in next month’s newsletter. If you are in the Milwaukee area, be sure to come out to Road Guardians Tuesday, May 24th between 6-9 pm to hear about our trip, try some vegemite, listen to Aboriginal music and check out our videos and pictures. Of course we will have the Barbie (Grill) going and would love to see all some of you Bloaks and Sheilas make your way down.For anyone interested in seeing how you can get involved with Road Guardians, we need your help, even if it’s to process Memberships once a week. If you are interested in helping in some way, come to the Compound at 4:00 pm.
P.S. If you haven’t signed up for WIM/TTRR yet (RG members get a discount), be sure to do so soon! At the very least, get your rooms booked as rooms will be released next month and we got fantastic rates. See the article below for more information.
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