From a press release issued by Corser Concepts:

Corser Concepts announces it’s all new 2005 World Superbike Tour in Australia! This 12 day motorcycle road trip is personally hosted by Dale Corser, and includes a 2-day pass to the 2005 World Superbike Championship at Phillip Island Race Circuit, a Sydney Harbour Cruise, plus travel along the beautiful coastal roads riding a modern Harley Davidson Crusier plus much more!

Who is eligible to participate? This tour is open to all motorcycle enthusiasts, regardless of skill level. Riders must be 25+ and licensed to ride a motorcycle in their country of origin. Tour numbers are limited to 15 riders. Tour dates: March 30 – April 10 Registration deadline: March 15

Information and registration forms available on line: www.corserconcepts.com.au

Corser Concepts is devoted to making the Australian land, people and culture a memorable experience for guests; a place that is warm and welcoming, a home away from home. The Corser family is as experienced in the motorcycle world as any family can be! Dale Corser (Tour Manager and Founder) took 3rd place standings in the US AMA Pro-Thunder Class (2000). Troy Corser is well known for his standing as Superbike Champion in Australia (1993), America (1994), and World Superbike Champion (1996). Steve and Carol (Tour Hosts) are the proud parents of these two motorcycling legends. Carol and Steve, both experienced motorcycle riders, are fun and friendly natives to Australia.

When asked why he decided to host tours in Australia, Dale replied, “I wanted to provide the opportunity for racing enthusiasts to get closer to the racers and an inside look at the world fastest sport! There’s nothing like being on pit row!”

And Dale should know, he’s been a racer and traveled around the world with the World Superbike Series several times. “After doing a lot of traveling, I’ve come to appreciate how beautiful my home country is…” Dale says, “… and the people I reckon are among the most welcoming and easy goin’. I suppose a tour like this is just an extension of that, it just comes naturally.”