I learnt to ride on my cousins farm at Grenfell in Western New South Wales when I was 14, got my first motorbike when I was able to get a licence at 17, and have been riding ever since. I’ve ridden all sorts of bikes over the years, from dirt bikes to race bikes and everything in between.

I lived and worked in the Philippines for a number of years and am a member of the Mad Dog Motorcycle Club (MDMC), an Asia based MC with it’s Mother Chapter founded in the Philippines in 1994, and other chapters located in Thailand, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong & China. I’ve been privileged, and enjoyed, riding throughout SE Asia and have had some amazing adventures on two wheels.

MDMC is close-knit brotherhood of bikers with a shared passion for riding big bikes together, preferably far and hard. Members are executives, businessmen and professionals from all over the world, who have one thing in common: each member has earned the privilege of wearing the Mad Dog colours and club tattoo. A lot of motorcycle clubs may have bad reputations but we have a good reputation everywhere. Our motto is that whenever we visit a place, we leave it better than we came. Each chapter gives back to their local community via various outreach and charity programs. In the Philippines we are particularly proud of our medical missions and the installation of deep water wells to provide safe drinking water to isolated communities.