What Are The Costs?
What does the registration fee cover?
Your rego fee of $350 covers breakfast daily, decals and stickers for your bike, two shirts and a cap, fundraising support, and full mechanical and logistical support during the event. Please note: accommodation is not included. We’ll provide an accommodation guide with venue suggestions via email, and this will also be available on the website soon.
Requirements
What are the safety requirements?
All riders will be required to wear appropriate safety gear outlined below:
- Australian compliant full-face helmet. An open-face helmet is not accepted
- Leather or textile motorcycle jacket with soft armour inserts (elbow, shoulder & back)
- Leather or textile motorcycle pants or jeans with kevlar
- Leather or textile motorcycle gloves; no fingerless gloves
- Motorcycle boots. If you are riding the Adventure routes, wear adventure-style boots as you may stand up for extended periods on the dirt sections. Adventure boots must have good shin and ankle protection with support
- Adventure riders should also carry a backpack with water and snacks
Our number-one priority is safety. Speed limits must be adhered to in all instances. Concentration and vigilance on the road are paramount as individual safety is group safety.
There are some sections on the dirt roads where we will be limiting speeds and will travel in small groups due to the nature of the roads and oncoming traffic.
There will also be some fantastic long and winding roads where we will have a bit more freedom, but staying within speed limits and your riding capabilities.
This is a ride, not a race.
You will be required to pass a breath test before commencing the ride each day. Subsequent failure to read under .05 BAC for Open licence and ZERO for Provisional licence holders (under NSW law) in this test will result in the rider being withdrawn from the event. So please – have fun but know your limits and stay in control.
Am I covered under Camp Quality’s Public Liability Insurance?
No. You need your own Compulsory Third Party Insurance. As part of our Risk Assessment and Safety Requirements for Motocyc, in addition to Compulsory Third Party Insurance (CTP), all Motocyc motorbikes must be covered by either Third Party Property Damage OR Comprehensive Vehicle Insurance. The insurance policy must be valid for any vehicle to be able to participate in ANY Camp Quality-organised events.
At The Event
Do I need to book my own accommodation?
Yes, Camp Quality will provide an accommodation guide with recommendations on where to stay. Whilst we encourage you to use these venues, please feel free to book your accommodation to suit your tastes and budget!
What about my luggage?
As per 2025 EXCEPT that CQ will transport luggage to a central location which will be identified prior to departure for riders to collect and carry to their chosen accommodation.
What sort of breaks do we have?
We will generally have a rest/fuel stop roughly every two hours. If you are an Adventure rider, please be prepared with some snacks and water as breaks may be by the side of the road in remote locations.
What about fuel stops?
For the Road route, plan to fill up at each break or when needed at the predetermined fuel stops.
For the Adventure route, plan to carry some fuel in a bladder or similar if your bike cannot travel for more than 300km without a refill. There will be some sections that may require you to travel this distance without refuelling.
Remember, you will not get the fuel consumption you would typically get on the road when travelling on dirt or gravel.
How do I know where to go?
There is a predetermined route for each day for both Road and Adventure rides. Each morning there will be a compulsory rider briefing to explain the events, distances, and timing of the day.
We also have experienced riders leading the groups and riding as 'sweep' riders - we don’t leave anyone behind!
We will be using the cornerman system again in 2026, just as we have in previous years.
On the Adventure ride, we also intend to create GPX files that can be downloaded and used in HEMA maps. If this is the case, you’ll simply follow the line on HEMA maps. More information on this will be shared as we get closer to the event.
When will detailed route maps be released?
Detailed route maps will be released closer to the event in 2026.
Fundraising
How can I fundraise?
The Camp Quality fundraising team is here to support you through all your fundraising efforts.
We can provide you with loads of information on how to maximise your online fundraising, as this is such an easy way to smash your target.
We also have plenty of hints, tips and ideas within our fundraising toolkit.
The minimum amount each Rider needs to raise is $1,500, or $750 if you are a Pillion passenger. To take part, you just need to make sure this amount is showing on your fundraising page before 12 March 2026.
Just because Motocyc is over, doesn’t mean you have to stop.
You can keep fundraising on your page until 19 April 2026.
Get started
Our sponsor booklet gives you options for different types of sponsorships you can get from your contacts. This booklet is great for giving to businesses when you approach them for support. Any sponsorship dollars you receive go towards your overall fundraising goal. We’ve had riders raise their full $1,500 in one single sponsorship! We’ve also seen riders raise over $10,000 through sponsorships alone!
Sponsorship Booklet
If you need any other help, please don’t hesitate to get in contact with us at [email protected].
Can I partner up with other people to fundraise?
Yes, you absolutely can. You can partner up with others doing the ride and fundraise together. Please note though, there is still a minimum to fundraise of $1,500 per Rider and $750 per Pillion. And remember, these are just minimums, we absolutely encourage you to continue fundraising to a greater amount to help support Camp Quality. More money raised = more fun for kids and families impacted by cancer.
Event Rules
Where can I find the Event Terms & Conditions?
You can find the full Event Terms & Conditions to read through when you register or view them below.
Event Terms & Conditions
Will I be breath tested each day?
You will be required to pass a breath test before commencing the ride each day. Subsequent failure to read under .05 BAC for Open licence and ZERO for Provisional licence holders (under NSW law) in this test will result in the rider being withdrawn from the event. So please, have fun but know your limits and stay in control.
