The Ride Back Arrives in Alice Springs

Thursday was the final leg of the 2800km journey from Sydney to Ian Moss’ home town of Alice Springs raising funds and awareness for Black Dog Ride.

The group arrived late afternoon to a typical stunning red centre sunset and a township in the grip of motorsport fever as the ready for this weekend’s Finke Desert Race.

Thursday was the final leg of the 2,800km journey from Sydney to Ian Moss’ home town of Alice Springs raising funds and awareness for Black Dog Ride.

Ian Moss said, “It’s been a long but enjoyable day on the bike, giving me plenty of time to reflect as I head home. I am thrilled to finally get here and can’t wait to perform some songs from my new album Nashville Sessions for family, friends and fans at tomorrow night’s Finke Desert Race.”

Bidding for the Limited Edition Jack Daniel’s Indian Chief Vintage for Black Dog Ride charity is also going famously with the highest bid currently at $40,600 with 2 days remaining. With Indian motorcycle’s being the most collected motorcycle worldwide, this is the only example of its kind obtainable to the highest bidder in Australia!

You can’t buy one of these bikes, anyone interested in getting a piece of history go to www.indianmotorcycle.com.au or http://bit.ly/ebayindian to register, the auction closes 8pm AEST 12/6/16 with all the proceeds going to Black Dog Ride charity.

Today was the final leg of the 2,800km journey from Sydney to Ian Moss’ home town of Alice Springs raising funds and awareness for Black Dog Ride.

Steve Andrews, founder of Black Dog Ride said, “Personally, I’m having a brilliant time aboard the Indian Chieftain, though on a more serious note we are thrilled with the awareness and generous support generated for Black Dog Ride by Indian Motorcycle and Ian Moss. Together this will make a difference to the lives of many.”