Not to be missed – but you will have to be quick! For the first time in Birdwood, the Cannonball Classic will be stopping off at the National Motor Museum on their last day of riding in the Southern Cross Cannonball Classic after having completed nearly 4.300 km in 14 days.

There will be a good number of early model Harley-Davidsons and Indians entered with the Event open to all motorcycle brands up to 1948. Other interesting motorcycles entered include a 1923 Invincible JAP, a 1938 BMW R66, a 1947 Scott Flying Squirrel along with a British contingent of early Triumphs and BSAs plus a 1938 Ariel.

The 2022 Event raised over $160,000 for the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS) and once again all funds raised by the Event will go to this worthy cause.

While the bikes are parked at the museum visitors are able to walk amongst them and chat to the riders while they grab a quick coffee before heading off to their final destination – Victor Harbor.

Free with museum admission, supported by the Bay to Birdwood and Shannons – Share the Passion.

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