There's a way to get FREE PARKING In Canberra!
In the Parliamentary Triangle and the city, car parking starts at $14 - and you can pay $20 per day. If you park your scooter and take a full car space you will of course pay car parking rates. However there are designated motorcycle parking areas all over Canberra and they are free of charge!
Your scooter saves you a whopping $18+ a day in the city. Riding ensures that money stays IN your wallet instead of a ticket machine... That's a saving of $90+ A WEEK.
That's a meal for two, multiple coffees, nice lunches, getting your nails done, a nice treat for yourself, a barber trip, you could even do a day trip with lunch on the weekend!
In the Parliamentary Triangle and the city, car parking starts at $14 - and you can pay $20 per day. If you park your scooter and take a full car space you will of course pay car parking rates. However there are designated motorcycle parking areas all over Canberra and they are free of charge!
Your scooter saves you a whopping $18+ a day in the city. Riding ensures that money stays IN your wallet instead of a ticket machine... That's a saving of $90+ A WEEK.
That's a meal for two, multiple coffees, nice lunches, getting your nails done, a nice treat for yourself, a barber trip, you could even do a day trip with lunch on the weekend!
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The ACT government website on motorcycle parking is at:
www.rego.act.gov.au/parking/ motorcycle-parking |
Updated by ACT Riders is a website listing parking spaces in Canberra
www.canberramotorcycleparking.net |
There is a free APP you can download for your phone which will identify motorcycle parking areas near you.
In the app store search for curb ninja" Note: This app is maintained and updated by users |
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Don't let Winter make you pay for parking!
Canberra winter mornings and evenings are renowned for being chilly, however - we have motorcycle and scooter gear that doesn't even look like motorcycle protective gear, is designed to ensure winds don't hit your skin when riding, they are waterproof and they actively keep warmth inside the shell of the jacket.
Motorini encourages riders to ALWAYS purchase well when it comes to their winter riding gear. We guarantee quality winter protective gear and clothing in store, and recommend that whilst the initial outlay may seem a lot - it is an investment for your comfort, safety and wellbeing on the road.
We recommend the following clothing for winter:
1. A waterproof motorcycle padded jacket with a winter thermal lining. As you can see, the motorcycle jackets made by Armadillo do not even look like motorcycle jackets.
2. Excellent quality winter gloves.
One of our female riders discovered that possum-wool gloves underneath high-quality winter gloves ensure warmth is not an issue - even on the coolest mornings!
3. A neck warmer/easy tube.
These are worn up over the lower half of the face and to the base of the neck to ensure that wind doesn't hit your neck whilst riding.
4. Thermals
If you have a longer commute - investigate some now!!
If you have any questions about products or how to get your winter gear set up, get in touch today.
Canberra winter mornings and evenings are renowned for being chilly, however - we have motorcycle and scooter gear that doesn't even look like motorcycle protective gear, is designed to ensure winds don't hit your skin when riding, they are waterproof and they actively keep warmth inside the shell of the jacket.
Motorini encourages riders to ALWAYS purchase well when it comes to their winter riding gear. We guarantee quality winter protective gear and clothing in store, and recommend that whilst the initial outlay may seem a lot - it is an investment for your comfort, safety and wellbeing on the road.
We recommend the following clothing for winter:
1. A waterproof motorcycle padded jacket with a winter thermal lining. As you can see, the motorcycle jackets made by Armadillo do not even look like motorcycle jackets.
2. Excellent quality winter gloves.
One of our female riders discovered that possum-wool gloves underneath high-quality winter gloves ensure warmth is not an issue - even on the coolest mornings!
3. A neck warmer/easy tube.
These are worn up over the lower half of the face and to the base of the neck to ensure that wind doesn't hit your neck whilst riding.
4. Thermals
If you have a longer commute - investigate some now!!
If you have any questions about products or how to get your winter gear set up, get in touch today.
