It seems that some of the riders packs have gone missing in the mail - our marshalls will be checking off registrations at the meeting point in Canberra before we ride off to the National Police Memorial. We will have a list of all registered riders and we will make sure that you do receive a Riders pack in the mail after the Ride. In the meantime, click here to view the Riders Information Brochure.
Registration is open to the entire policing family - current serving sworn and unsworn, retired police, emergency services officers, as well as friends and family members.
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Another possible reason is that you have not selected the "check box" at the bottom of the registration form that tells us that you agree to the terms and conditions of entry into the ride.
If neither of these options work, go back to the registration process and select the "post a cheque or money order" option.
You are responsible for booking your own accommodation and we highly recommend doing so as soon as possible as there are many other events during September in Canberra. Feel free to browse through our Accommodation page for links to various booking websites.
Yes - please register your pillion passenger separately so that we have all the relevant contact details and they must also agree to the terms and conditions of this ride. Remember that one of the purposes of the Wall to Wall Ride is to raise funds for Police Legacies and all registration fees will be donated to your / your Pillion passenger's chosen Police Legacy after the Ride.
Definitely not - for NSW and VIC Police.
$50 per registered rider or pillion passenger. All registration fees will be donated to the Police Legacy in the State / Territory you nominate when you register.
Go to the "Routes" page of this website and you'll find information about the State routes as well as the email address for their State Liaison Officer who would be more than happy to hear from you.
Riders packs will all start to be posted out during the last two weeks of August.