GEA / Tri Tech Corporate Day
On Tuesday we thoroughly enjoyed photographing the GEA / Tri Tech corporate day held at Phillip Island.
Clients had plenty of track time on both their own bikes and those provided by BMW.
BMW provided the bikes and held demonstrations, California Superbike School ran the day and SDPICS photographed the day.
Below you can see a 5 min video of the day.
GIVEAWAY
We will give away a free poster print to the first person who identifies themselves in the video. To claim the prize comment below on where you are on the video.
See you soon out at the track!
Comments
Nice little video that – even saw myself a few times. So the camera likes me! Seriously a great day and well organised. The last couple of sessions were just awesome – as was the BMW 1300S. What a bike 
Thats me at the 1-45 mark on the umber 5 bike.
Great day!!!!!!!!
So do iget the poster???????
Thats also me at the 5.00 minute mark on number 5 bike again.
Do I get 2 posters??????
Jason, Nikki and everyone else involved, Great day. The effort you all put in always stands out on the day.
The video is great.
First person on the right hand side in the group photo with all the guys
Hi Guys,
Jim, yes you were the first person to identify yourself in the video, congratulations you’ll receive a free poster print!
Garry, you commented before Jim but didn’t identify where you were in the video, but we’re feeling generous today so will give you a free poster print also!!
We will be in touch via email.
Cheers,
Steve
I found myself on the GEA ride day video at 4:27minutes. I am the fatty at the back with the receding hairline.
What a great event! The video is an excellent reminder.
Congratulations to all involved.
Cheers
Brett
Hi all
Thanks GEA, BMW & California Superbike School for a fantastic ride day.
I am the rider on the R1200GS in the stills at the end of the video.
Cool job on the video………..
Get well soon Dave
Ian Backman
May 1st, 2009 at 8:21 pm
Great video, great track, great pics, great time had by all. Thanks to SD Pics we can all relive the memories.
Cheers
Ken