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This ride has varying start times, starting locations, and ride routes, so please check Tamborine‘s Facebook page (Mt Tamborine Historic Motorcycle Club) on the Wednesday before for all the details.
Burnett area‘s monthly meeting to discuss the previous month‘s activities and also to plan any upcoming activities.
Every Friday we ride from our own residences to meet at Burrum Heads Bakery.
Gather from 7.30am at the bakery.
The ride starts every Friday at 9am from the BP servo at Cornubia.
This is indeed about the ride, with nice level country and gently winding roads though the sugar cane country. Great for new and experienced riders and machines alike. Meeting in the carpark at the boat ramp at Jacobs Well for a BYO morning tea and coffee. Popular across the full range of machines and riders.
Public Car Park on Quay Street
The regular meeting place for this ride is the carpark in Quay Street, and is held on the Saturday after the monthly meeting.
We meet at 1.00pm and leave at 1.30pm.
(Any change will be advised)
Rocky Sports Club (Occasional alternative venues- visit Facebook page for news or contact Justin)
Rockhampton area‘s monthy meeting to discuss the previous month‘s activities and to plan the upcoming months activities.
Harry’s Heroes on Wednesdays (2nd Wed. of the month is a long ride) and on Sundays leaves from Ransome service station corner of Green Camp Rd. and Molle Rd at 9.30am sharp.
One of the clubs longest running rides started by Harry Daw, an early member and successful midget speedway racer, some 30 years ago. A good number of our senior members have been regulars for the last 20 odd years. Destination is mostly the Jetty Café at Redlands with an occasional change to Mount Tambourine. The cohort is flexible so all bikes are welcome although one ride each month is reserved for genuine older vintage and veteran steeds. The ride proves popular to this day with a good number of our newer members joining in and carrying the tradition forward.
Toowoomba Tennis Association
Meeting at 8.30am at Toowoomba Tennis Association on Water Street, members enjoy a ride to a destination for lunch.
Every Sunday morning (except the first Sunday after our monthly meeting) we leave old Petrie Town, 901 Dayboro Road, Whiteside, at 9.00am. this ride varies depending on how many and what bikes gather, and sometimes even splitting in to 2 groups.
Leaves the Cooneana Heritage Centre at 9.00am on the first Sunday of every month. The destination will be published in the minutes of the meeting the month prior to the ride.
Fraser Coast‘s monthly meeting to discuss the previous month‘s activities and plan all upcoming activities. Usually starting at 9.00am with coffee available beforehand and often a short ride after.
Choose your own route for this ride, from your residence to the Old Fernvale Bakery and meet there for a coffee and chat.
With the amount of passing traffic on any Sunday, this quickly becomes an impromptu HMCCQ display.
All and any bikes (& cars) are welcome to attend.
Further info contact Jen Larsen -: texlea@bigpond.com
Childers area monthly meeting to discuss the previous month‘s activities and to plan the upcoming activities.
Banksia Beach Shopping Centre
This regular ride departs the Banksia Beach Shopping Centre (see map link) at 9am on the first Monday of every month, and heads to another local‘ish venue for coffee and a chat.
The Taverners Group meetings are affectionately known as the "Think Tank". Members meet at 11.00am., to nurture ideas and activities beneficial to the club, in a relaxed atmosphere with time for discussion. Always followed by a sociable lunch (at your own expense) with partners, family and friends and often taking in visitors from other areas. All are welcome.
Trip from Maudsland via Pomona to Strathpine
Ampol servo off exit 60 of the M1.
This regular weekly ride departs at 9.00am from the Ampol Servo on the corner of Siganto Dve and Helensvale Rd at Helensvale. Exit 60 off the M1 Motorway.
Alice Street Tennis Courts
Departs at 9.00am from your own residence and heads to Tairo for coffee.
Leaves from the Cooneana Heritage Centre at 9.00am
Man On The Bike shopping centre
Every Tuesday we meet at "Man On The Bike"shopping centre at 9‘ish for a short run down south.... Stands up at 9.30am.
Dave‘s Tuesday Mountain ride to Mount Glorious for pre 1974 drum brake bikes.
About an hour up and an hour back with everyone relaxing with a coffee at the cafe at Mount Glorious. Often a dozen or more machines take part and the ranks grow as riders from Samford Valley and as far as Ipswich converge on the cafe fromtheir respective directions, making it a great ride and regular social event.
Kingaroy area‘s monthly meeting to discuss the previous month‘s activities and to plan the coming month‘s.
Leaving Ningi 7am riding to Peachester
Every Wednesday is a social ride to the Burnett Heads pie shop for smoko.
Meet at the Quay Street carpark at 8.00am.
From Mackenzie Ampol to Beaudesert, Canungra and Rathdowney
A popular weekly ride.
Meet at the Palmwoods Duck Pond
The ride starts at the BP servo at Cornubia at 9am.
All bikes included with the destination being the beach at Victoria Point just past the ferry terminal. A number of partners and friends join in for a social chat and an occasional BBQ on the public facilities. Wet weather doesn‘t deter with members retiring to the bakery where shelter is plentiful.
Harry’s Heroes on Wednesdays (2nd Wed. of the month is a long ride) and Sundays leaving from Ransome service station corner of Green Camp Rd. and Molle Rd at 9.30am sharp.
One of the clubs longest running rides started by Harry Daw, an early member and successful midget speedway racer, some 30 years ago. A good number of our senior members have been regulars for the last 20 odd years. Destination is mostly the Jetty Café at Redlands with an occasional change to Mount Tambourine. The cohort is flexible so all bikes are welcome although one ride each month is reserved for genuine older vintage and veteran steeds. The ride proves popular to this day with a good number of our newer members joining in and carrying the tradition forward.
Ipswich area‘s monthly meeting to discuss the previous month‘s activities and plan all upcoming activities.
This ride has varying start times, starting locations, and ride routes, so please check Tamborine‘s Facebook page (Mt Tamborine Historic Motorcycle Club) on the Wednesday before for all the details.
This is a twice monthly - 2nd and 4th - Thursday lengthy ride (200-300kms) with differing routes for all the 70‘s, and 80‘s bikes and riders to reminisce the heady days..... flares and platform shoes are optional!!
A very popular ride with members from other areas frequently joining along the route.
Leaves from the Dayboro Bakery promptly at 10am.
The route is posted on Facebook Group HMCCQ Rides.
Every Friday we ride from our own residences to meet at Burrum Heads Bakery.
Gather from 7.30am at the bakery.
The ride starts every Friday at 9am from the BP servo at Cornubia.
This is indeed about the ride, with nice level country and gently winding roads though the sugar cane country. Great for new and experienced riders and machines alike. Meeting in the carpark at the boat ramp at Jacobs Well for a BYO morning tea and coffee. Popular across the full range of machines and riders.
Depart united fuel d/bay rd 2pm. Ride to regional pub for lunch sat n sun. Depart gympie sun n ride back to deception bay
Depart united fuel d/bay rd 2pm. Ride to regional pub for lunch sat n sun. Depart gympie sun n ride back to deception bay
Heading to Hays landing on Sunday for the annual get together breakfast ride. Leaving Nanango Pieface at roughly 6am. Return after event at around midday or lunch on the way home somewhere interesting maybe. Rain may cancel this ride from this end.
Harry’s Heroes on Wednesdays (2nd Wed. of the month is a long ride) and on Sundays leaves from Ransome service station corner of Green Camp Rd. and Molle Rd at 9.30am sharp.
One of the clubs longest running rides started by Harry Daw, an early member and successful midget speedway racer, some 30 years ago. A good number of our senior members have been regulars for the last 20 odd years. Destination is mostly the Jetty Café at Redlands with an occasional change to Mount Tambourine. The cohort is flexible so all bikes are welcome although one ride each month is reserved for genuine older vintage and veteran steeds. The ride proves popular to this day with a good number of our newer members joining in and carrying the tradition forward.
Get your club runs/rallies off to an early start with this "All Areas" ride to our combined areas breakfast run beside the beautiful Wivenhoe Dam.
Ride down to meet there rest off the Club members attending the Combined Areas Breakfast at Hays Landing on January 11th 2026
Toowoomba Tennis Association
Meeting at 8.30am at Toowoomba Tennis Association on Water Street, members enjoy a ride to a destination for lunch.
Every Sunday morning (except the first Sunday after our monthly meeting) we leave old Petrie Town, 901 Dayboro Road, Whiteside, at 9.00am. this ride varies depending on how many and what bikes gather, and sometimes even splitting in to 2 groups.
Conducted every second Sunday (First is after the monthly meeting, and then another a fortnight later).
Departs from the Gympie Rattler Heritage Rail Station at 9.00am (8.00am in the warmer months, so please check) to differing destinations.
NOT restricted to club eligible bikes.
This regular ride alternates it‘s starting point between Maryborough and Hervey Bay.
The Maryborough ride commences at 9.00am from the tennis courts on Alice Street, and the Hervey Bay ride commences at 9.00am also, but from the United Servo at Eli Waters.
Please make contact to confirm which departure point is correct for any given month.
Choose your own route for this ride, from your residence to the Old Fernvale Bakery and meet there for a coffee and chat.
With the amount of passing traffic on any Sunday, this quickly becomes an impromptu HMCCQ display.
All and any bikes (& cars) are welcome to attend.
Further info contact Jen Larsen -: texlea@bigpond.com
All HMCCQ Members and their friends are invited to take any route on the 2nd Sunday of each month to arrive at The Peachester Cafe Bakery at around 9:30 AM.
Stay a short time or a long time.
Food and drink is available.
Travel at your own pace and route via bitumen, gravel or off road.
Get your ride in before you stop or go straight there and arrange a further destination with others if you wish.
You may prefer to go to the Nambour clubhouse to see if others are there looking for ride buddies.
If so, you would depart Nambour at 8:45. It will not be led.
It is an historic motorcycle club so in the spirit of the club, we prefer you bring your old bike out for a ride if you can.
We welcome members from nearby HMCCQ groups.
Depart united fuel d/bay rd 2pm. Ride to regional pub for lunch sat n sun. Depart gympie sun n ride back to deception bay
Leave from Narangba train station at 8:30am out through Dayboro to Mt Glorious Cafe. Ride departs on both days at the same time to the same destination.
Leaves Cooneana Heritage Centre at 9.00am
On the second & fourth Tuesday every month.
Leave from Narangba train station at 8:30am out through Dayboro to Mt Glorious Cafe. Ride departs on both days at the same time to the same destination.
Alice Street Tennis Courts
Departs at 9.00am from your own residence and heads to Tairo for coffee.
This monthly ride leaves from the BP service station on Anzac Avenue, Kallangur at 9am on the second Tuesday of every month. The destination (for lunch) is discussed and agreed upon for the following month by those on the ride. Contact is Greg Linklater 0412 335 267.
Ampol servo off exit 60 of the M1.
This regular weekly ride departs at 9.00am from the Ampol Servo on the corner of Siganto Dve and Helensvale Rd at Helensvale. Exit 60 off the M1 Motorway.
Man On The Bike shopping centre
Every Tuesday we meet at "Man On The Bike"shopping centre at 9‘ish for a short run down south.... Stands up at 9.30am.
Dave‘s Tuesday Mountain ride to Mount Glorious for pre 1974 drum brake bikes.
About an hour up and an hour back with everyone relaxing with a coffee at the cafe at Mount Glorious. Often a dozen or more machines take part and the ranks grow as riders from Samford Valley and as far as Ipswich converge on the cafe fromtheir respective directions, making it a great ride and regular social event.
Every Wednesday is a social ride to the Burnett Heads pie shop for smoko.
Meet at the Quay Street carpark at 8.00am.
For this regular ride we meet at 8.30am, on the second Wednesday of the month, at the Ampol Servo on Taylor Street, and after a short ride gather at a cafe for smoko.
The ride starts at the BP servo at Cornubia at 9am.
All bikes included with the destination being the beach at Victoria Point just past the ferry terminal. A number of partners and friends join in for a social chat and an occasional BBQ on the public facilities. Wet weather doesn‘t deter with members retiring to the bakery where shelter is plentiful.
A popular weekly ride.
Meet at the Palmwoods Duck Pond
Harry’s Heroes on Wednesdays (2nd Wed. of the month is a long ride) and Sundays leaving from Ransome service station corner of Green Camp Rd. and Molle Rd at 9.30am sharp.
One of the clubs longest running rides started by Harry Daw, an early member and successful midget speedway racer, some 30 years ago. A good number of our senior members have been regulars for the last 20 odd years. Destination is mostly the Jetty Café at Redlands with an occasional change to Mount Tambourine. The cohort is flexible so all bikes are welcome although one ride each month is reserved for genuine older vintage and veteran steeds. The ride proves popular to this day with a good number of our newer members joining in and carrying the tradition forward.
This ride has varying start times, starting locations, and ride routes, so please check Tamborine‘s Facebook page (Mt Tamborine Historic Motorcycle Club) on the Wednesday before for all the details.
Every Friday we ride from our own residences to meet at Burrum Heads Bakery.
Gather from 7.30am at the bakery.
The ride starts every Friday at 9am from the BP servo at Cornubia.
This is indeed about the ride, with nice level country and gently winding roads though the sugar cane country. Great for new and experienced riders and machines alike. Meeting in the carpark at the boat ramp at Jacobs Well for a BYO morning tea and coffee. Popular across the full range of machines and riders.
Harry’s Heroes on Wednesdays (2nd Wed. of the month is a long ride) and on Sundays leaves from Ransome service station corner of Green Camp Rd. and Molle Rd at 9.30am sharp.
One of the clubs longest running rides started by Harry Daw, an early member and successful midget speedway racer, some 30 years ago. A good number of our senior members have been regulars for the last 20 odd years. Destination is mostly the Jetty Café at Redlands with an occasional change to Mount Tambourine. The cohort is flexible so all bikes are welcome although one ride each month is reserved for genuine older vintage and veteran steeds. The ride proves popular to this day with a good number of our newer members joining in and carrying the tradition forward.
Suitable for all bikes because of it‘s limited speed .
Meet at the carpark on Quay Street at 8.00am and leave at 8.30am.
Toowoomba Tennis Association
Meeting at 8.30am at Toowoomba Tennis Association on Water Street, members enjoy a ride to a destination for lunch.
Every Sunday morning (except the first Sunday after our monthly meeting) we leave old Petrie Town, 901 Dayboro Road, Whiteside, at 9.00am. this ride varies depending on how many and what bikes gather, and sometimes even splitting in to 2 groups.
Choose your own route for this ride, from your residence to the Old Fernvale Bakery and meet there for a coffee and chat.
With the amount of passing traffic on any Sunday, this quickly becomes an impromptu HMCCQ display.
All and any bikes (& cars) are welcome to attend.
Further info contact Jen Larsen -: texlea@bigpond.com
Alice Street Tennis Courts
Departs at 9.00am from your own residence and heads to Tairo for coffee.
Leaves from the Cooneana Heritage Centre at 9.00am
Ampol servo off exit 60 of the M1.
This regular weekly ride departs at 9.00am from the Ampol Servo on the corner of Siganto Dve and Helensvale Rd at Helensvale. Exit 60 off the M1 Motorway.
Man On The Bike shopping centre
Every Tuesday we meet at "Man On The Bike"shopping centre at 9‘ish for a short run down south.... Stands up at 9.30am.
Dave‘s Tuesday Mountain ride to Mount Glorious for pre 1974 drum brake bikes.
About an hour up and an hour back with everyone relaxing with a coffee at the cafe at Mount Glorious. Often a dozen or more machines take part and the ranks grow as riders from Samford Valley and as far as Ipswich converge on the cafe fromtheir respective directions, making it a great ride and regular social event.
Every Wednesday is a social ride to the Burnett Heads pie shop for smoko.
Meet at the Quay Street carpark at 8.00am.
This is a casual monthly gathering and cruise to the Dayboro Bakery for coffee, cakes and a chat.
Held on the third Wednesday of every month, riders (drivers) gather in the carpark at Old Petrie Town from about 8.30am for a 9.00am departure.
Usually a different ride route of approximatley 30kms, or head straight there if you like.
Classic cars are most welcome and always in attendance.
The ride starts at the BP servo at Cornubia at 9am.
All bikes included with the destination being the beach at Victoria Point just past the ferry terminal. A number of partners and friends join in for a social chat and an occasional BBQ on the public facilities. Wet weather doesn‘t deter with members retiring to the bakery where shelter is plentiful.
A popular weekly ride.
Meet at the Palmwoods Duck Pond
Harry’s Heroes on Wednesdays (2nd Wed. of the month is a long ride) and Sundays leaving from Ransome service station corner of Green Camp Rd. and Molle Rd at 9.30am sharp.
One of the clubs longest running rides started by Harry Daw, an early member and successful midget speedway racer, some 30 years ago. A good number of our senior members have been regulars for the last 20 odd years. Destination is mostly the Jetty Café at Redlands with an occasional change to Mount Tambourine. The cohort is flexible so all bikes are welcome although one ride each month is reserved for genuine older vintage and veteran steeds. The ride proves popular to this day with a good number of our newer members joining in and carrying the tradition forward.
This ride has varying start times, starting locations, and ride routes, so please check Tamborine‘s Facebook page (Mt Tamborine Historic Motorcycle Club) on the Wednesday before for all the details.
This is a twice monthly - 2nd and 4th - Thursday lengthy ride (200-300kms) with differing routes for all the 70‘s, and 80‘s bikes and riders to reminisce the heady days..... flares and platform shoes are optional!!
A very popular ride with members from other areas frequently joining along the route.
Leaves from the Dayboro Bakery promptly at 10am.
The route is posted on Facebook Group HMCCQ Rides.
Every Friday we ride from our own residences to meet at Burrum Heads Bakery.
Gather from 7.30am at the bakery.
The ride starts every Friday at 9am from the BP servo at Cornubia.
This is indeed about the ride, with nice level country and gently winding roads though the sugar cane country. Great for new and experienced riders and machines alike. Meeting in the carpark at the boat ramp at Jacobs Well for a BYO morning tea and coffee. Popular across the full range of machines and riders.
Commercial Boutique Hotel
A day ride from the BP on Albion St. to the Commercial Boutique Hotel in Tenterfield for lunch and return.
Harry’s Heroes on Wednesdays (2nd Wed. of the month is a long ride) and on Sundays leaves from Ransome service station corner of Green Camp Rd. and Molle Rd at 9.30am sharp.
One of the clubs longest running rides started by Harry Daw, an early member and successful midget speedway racer, some 30 years ago. A good number of our senior members have been regulars for the last 20 odd years. Destination is mostly the Jetty Café at Redlands with an occasional change to Mount Tambourine. The cohort is flexible so all bikes are welcome although one ride each month is reserved for genuine older vintage and veteran steeds. The ride proves popular to this day with a good number of our newer members joining in and carrying the tradition forward.
Harrisville Country Bakehouse
Make your own way to the Harrisville Bakery for breakfast from 8.30am.
Note-: This is a bakery & does not have a full breakfast menu.
Toowoomba Tennis Association
Meeting at 8.30am at Toowoomba Tennis Association on Water Street, members enjoy a ride to a destination for lunch.
The last Sunday of the month is normally a long ride on main roads.
Meet at the carpark on Quay Street at 8.30am and leave at 9.00am.
This regular ride departs at 9.00am from the United Servo at Eli Waters and heads to differing local venues.
Usually it‘s a fairly short ride.
Conducted every second Sunday (First is after the monthly meeting, and then another a fortnight later).
Departs from the Gympie Rattler Heritage Rail Station at 9.00am (8.00am in the warmer months, so please check) to differing destinations.
NOT restricted to club eligible bikes.
Every Sunday morning (except the first Sunday after our monthly meeting) we leave old Petrie Town, 901 Dayboro Road, Whiteside, at 9.00am. this ride varies depending on how many and what bikes gather, and sometimes even splitting in to 2 groups.
Choose your own route for this ride, from your residence to the Old Fernvale Bakery and meet there for a coffee and chat.
With the amount of passing traffic on any Sunday, this quickly becomes an impromptu HMCCQ display.
All and any bikes (& cars) are welcome to attend.
Further info contact Jen Larsen -: texlea@bigpond.com
All HMCCQ Members and their friends are invited to take any route on the 4th Sunday of each month to arrive at Village Green Cafe at around 9:30 AM.
Stay a short time or a long time.
Food and drink is available.
Travel at your own pace and route via bitumen, gravel or off road.
Get your ride in before you stop or go straight there and arrange a further destination with others if you wish.
You may prefer to go to the Nambour clubhouse to see if others are there looking for ride buddies. If so, you would depart Nambour at 8:45. It will not be led.
The crowd will build until the Mary River Rattler arrives at about 11:00 AM and then it will be busy, particularly in school holidays.
It is an historic motorcycle club so in the spirit of the club, we prefer you bring your old bike out for a ride if you can.
We welcome members from nearby HMCCQ groups.
Tamborine Mountain area‘s monthly meeting to discuss the previous month‘s activities and to plan the upcoming months activities.
Pre meeting breakfast and ride from 8am at Gold Coast Motor Museum, Stanley‘s Barn, 107 Kriedeman Rd., Upper Coomera
Both days leave from Narangba train station at 0830h out through Dayboro - Samford - Enoggera Reserve - Mt Nebo then to Mt Glorious for a coffee.
Both days leave from Narangba train station at 0830h out through Dayboro - Samford - Enoggera Reserve - Mt Nebo then to Mt Glorious for a coffee.
Leaves Cooneana Heritage Centre at 9.00am
On the second & fourth Tuesday every month.
Alice Street Tennis Courts
Departs at 9.00am from your own residence and heads to Tairo for coffee.
Ampol servo off exit 60 of the M1.
This regular weekly ride departs at 9.00am from the Ampol Servo on the corner of Siganto Dve and Helensvale Rd at Helensvale. Exit 60 off the M1 Motorway.
Man On The Bike shopping centre
Every Tuesday we meet at "Man On The Bike"shopping centre at 9‘ish for a short run down south.... Stands up at 9.30am.
Dave‘s Tuesday Mountain ride to Mount Glorious for pre 1974 drum brake bikes.
About an hour up and an hour back with everyone relaxing with a coffee at the cafe at Mount Glorious. Often a dozen or more machines take part and the ranks grow as riders from Samford Valley and as far as Ipswich converge on the cafe fromtheir respective directions, making it a great ride and regular social event.
Every Wednesday is a social ride to the Burnett Heads pie shop for smoko.
Meet at the Quay Street carpark at 8.00am.
The ride starts at the BP servo at Cornubia at 9am.
All bikes included with the destination being the beach at Victoria Point just past the ferry terminal. A number of partners and friends join in for a social chat and an occasional BBQ on the public facilities. Wet weather doesn‘t deter with members retiring to the bakery where shelter is plentiful.
A popular weekly ride.
Meet at the Palmwoods Duck Pond
Harry’s Heroes on Wednesdays (2nd Wed. of the month is a long ride) and Sundays leaving from Ransome service station corner of Green Camp Rd. and Molle Rd at 9.30am sharp.
One of the clubs longest running rides started by Harry Daw, an early member and successful midget speedway racer, some 30 years ago. A good number of our senior members have been regulars for the last 20 odd years. Destination is mostly the Jetty Café at Redlands with an occasional change to Mount Tambourine. The cohort is flexible so all bikes are welcome although one ride each month is reserved for genuine older vintage and veteran steeds. The ride proves popular to this day with a good number of our newer members joining in and carrying the tradition forward.
This ride has varying start times, starting locations, and ride routes, so please check Tamborine‘s Facebook page (Mt Tamborine Historic Motorcycle Club) on the Wednesday before for all the details.
Every Friday we ride from our own residences to meet at Burrum Heads Bakery.
Gather from 7.30am at the bakery.
The ride starts every Friday at 9am from the BP servo at Cornubia.
This is indeed about the ride, with nice level country and gently winding roads though the sugar cane country. Great for new and experienced riders and machines alike. Meeting in the carpark at the boat ramp at Jacobs Well for a BYO morning tea and coffee. Popular across the full range of machines and riders.
A permanent location for our meetings is yet to be set so please check for details prior.