BEAR Rally

03/11/2023

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CALLING ALL BANDS /MUSICIANS!! Looking for the next Battle of the Band winners... more that R10 000 in prizes and the opportunity to play for a great crowd supporting the Charity Toy Run Cape Town ..
Entries close soon! Free entry into competition... For an entry form and info email [email protected]

Bothners Musical Instruments
Killarney International Raceway
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16/09/2023

Beaver Rally

17/12/2022

Time y'all head down to Friends of SAAF Museum, Ysterplaat to see the cool machines... Wings & Wheels Toy Run Cape Town Toy Run SA Official Group
Toy Run CT 2022 - 40th Anniversary ! Badges and tees on sale

17/09/2022

We are looking for an 80s / 90s tribute band to play our fundraising events at a local venue. Yes you will be paid! 😁🐻
Properly! Email [email protected]
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25/11/2021

HOW CAN YOU PARTICIPATE IN THE TOY RUN CAPE TOWN 2021 to help the children…?
Please like and join our page to keep up to date: https://www.facebook.com/ToyRunCT
On QUICKET event website (https://qkt.io/TR2021) you can:
REGISTER FOR FREE to participate in the event - You DO NOT have to purchase anything to participate in the Toy RUN and donate toys and gifts (although it looks like it on the event page - just register and click through)
BUY AN EVENT ARENA TICKET (includes year plate) to get into the Event Arena where there is music, stalls, beer garden & more - ONLY 1850 TICKETS AVAILABLE
Purchase a Special Limited Edition Toy Run CT 2021 Commemorative Year Plate to collect at the event
Purchase a Toy Run CT BUFF / Mask for collection at the event
Purchase a Toy Run T-SHIRT for collection at the event
Purchase to donate a VIRTUAL Toy / Gift - we get this to the child
Donate funds

http://qkt.io/TR2021 - Toy Run CT 2021 - - SUN 28 NOV - YOU MUST REGISTER ONLINE to be officially a Toy Runner 2021

HOW CAN YOU PARTICIPATE IN THE TOY RUN CAPE TOWN 2021 to help the children…?
Please like and join our page to keep up to date: https://www.facebook.com/ToyRunCT

On QUICKET event website (https://qkt.io/TR2021) you can:

REGISTER FOR FREE to participate in the event - You DO NOT have to purchase anything to participate in the Toy RUN and donate toys and gifts (although it looks like it on the event page - just register and click through)

BUY AN EVENT ARENA TICKET only R50 get's you into the Event Arena to see THREE great bands and includes a 2021 year plate - stalls, beer garden & more - ONLY 1850 TICKETS AVAILABLE

Purchase a Special Limited Edition Toy Run CT 2021 Commemorative Year Plate to collect at the event

Purchase a Toy Run CT BUFF / Mask for collection at the event

Purchase a Toy Run T-SHIRT for collection at the event

Purchase to donate a VIRTUAL Toy / Gift - we get this to the child

Donate funds

09/02/2021

05/12/2020

24/04/2020

On Wednesday 22 April 2020, we had to sadly bid farewell to one of the stalwarts of the Italian Motorcycle Owners Club - IMOC and a willing and avid supporter of the and . Simon Oakes is well known in the Cape Town motorcycling fraternity for his excellent taste in Italian motorcycles (especially Ducatis), friends, and wine. He will be greatly missed. The team would like to offer our heartfelt and sincere condolences to Maureen and Matthew, all his family and friends, colleagues and everyone whose lives Simon touched. His acerbic wit, good humour, astute observations and excellent conversation will be remembered... Our curry outings to Maharajah will never be the same...

09/10/2019

UPDATE: The link to comment on the draft by-law has been changed. Here is the correct link to comment. http://www.capetown.gov.za/City-Connect/Have-your-say/Issues-open-for-public-comment/draft-traffic-by-law?fbclid=IwAR1dAxVbhjbaJ-xit9EURrKXOswcNH6VZ3MGiAhxYj4xI0BXRLHUSDdZCyk

This is an urgent call to all motorcycle commuters, motorcycle related businesses, motorcycle enthusiasts – actually all motorcyclists/bikers.
The City of Cape Town is proposing changes to its Traffic By-Laws. There are many changes proposed but the one of most concern to us is Section 49 (6) (a) of the Draft Traffic By-Law that states that lane sharing by a motorcycle and another vehicle will no longer be permissible.
We believe that this section of the proposal is extremely ill-advised! Bear in mind that Cape Town is the most heavily congested city in the country. Making motorcycles drive like a car in congested traffic situations makes no sense at all – it will just add to the problem!
Studies prove that motorcycle use reduces congestion (and emissions) in cities! Motorcycles and scooters are a cost effective transport solution, and for many citizens are their primary means of transport. They also require less parking space. This is not rocket science.
For many motorcycle dealers in Cape Town, the largest part of their customer base are the commuters. But how many motorcycle commuters will be left if they have to ride their bike like a car. If the dealers start disappearing, what will happen to the already stressed motorcycle market? Motorcycles will end up as no more than toys for the wealthy few…
What about the Capetonians that make a living from motorcycles? What will they do when dealers start disappearing?
Current thinking in Europe is that more should be done to ENCOURAGE the use of motorcycles and scooters.
Please also remember that being rear-ended in a bumper to bumper traffic situation is a fairly common occurrence, but on a motorcycle this could be life threatening.
City of Cape Town this is a BAD idea!
Please people, take the time to log your comments on this proposal before 30 October 2019. Please do make specific reference to Section 49 (6) (a)
You can comment by 30 October 2019 at: http://www.capetown.gov.za/City-Connect/Have-your-say/Issues-open-for-public-comment/draft-traffic-by-law?fbclid=IwAR1dAxVbhjbaJ-xit9EURrKXOswcNH6VZ3MGiAhxYj4xI0BXRLHUSDdZCyk

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Here is the relevant section…
49. (6) (a) Persons, other than authorised officials in the performance of their duties, driving motor cycles on a public road, shall drive in single file except in the course of overtaking another motor cycle, and two or more persons driving motor cycles shall not overtake another vehicle at the same time: Provided that where a public road is divided into traffic lanes, each such lane shall, for the purposes of this paragraph, be regarded as a public road.