It’s cool to be Old Skool, especially when you raise funds to help people affected by cancer.
The Old Skool Riders have raised $3,672.45 in last month’s annual Roll the Dice Charity Run.
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The money was donated to Yarrawonga’s Friends in Common group, who financially and emotionally support local people affected by cancer.
The three pubs visited on the run each gave the Old Skool Riders a bottle of alcohol towards the raffle draw.
‘Doco’ Smith said the pubs the group travels to each year supported them greatly.
“Every year we try and do different runs in different places, but the pubs we go to now are so supportive that you feel a bit guilty by not going back,” he said.
Doco said to become a member, people don’t necessarily need a Harley.
“You have to have a bike, and we’d like people to be involved for at least three to six months,” he said.
“Everyone wants to be involved because the group is honestly trying to donate money towards an important issue.”
Old Skool Riders present the cheque to Friends in Common members.
The Old Skool Riders wish to thank their sponsors Murray Valley Tyre and Auto, Uppercut Maintenance, Stitch and Weld, MTA Automotive, Crusty Loaf, North East Mini Diggers, Yarrawonga Lock Smiths, Woodlands Glass and Ally, Nagle’s Butchers, Yarrawonga Newsagency, Yarrawonga Hotel, Pre Mix King Yarrawonga, Best Fit Windscreens, Jud’s Workwear and Uniforms and AGP Painting.
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