The destination venue for the Pink Ribbon Ride will be Mambourin Gardens, Werribee. Mambourin Garden is a fantastic venue for the PRR destination venue with ample parking, picturesque gardens. The parking area will be used for both parking motorcycles, trade show and the Kawasaki Stunt rider team Whip Industries together with "Lukey" Luke Follacchio who will be performing his amazing stunts.

On Stage

The Victoria Police rock band Code One will be performing at the Pink Ribbon Ride in 2011.

The band plays pop music from early 50s through to the latest 'Top 40'.  Everything from Santana to Farnham, ABBA to Simple Plan, Kylie to Madonna. Code One is highly acclaimed as one of Melbourne's hottest groups.  A versatile band and a crowd drawer, creating immense impact with audiences wherever they perform. Code One boasts the vocals of the amazing Leading Senior Constable Brian Carbery and the newest addition to the band, Musician Lorena Novoa. Accompanied by Senior Musicians Richard Bennett, Simon Deppeler and Rick Varlet, some of the best musicians you are likely to hear anywhere. The new Code One is 'on patrol' and ready for action.

If you or your company would like to become an official sponsor and/or take part in the trade show 3x3m stands start from as little as $100 please Email your interest to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call Marcel on 0438-383-800

The Pink Ribbon Ride committee is seeking support from Motorcycle dealers , and businesses that retail motorcycle related wares. This is an opportunity to display your product before an audience of motorcyclists. A display areas of 3x3m starts from as little as $100, with spaces available indoor and outdoor and larger display areas are available. To reserve your stand This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Marcel.

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