Lae City Motorbike Club Inc.

08/04/2026

THIS SUNDAY – GET ON A DIRT BIKE!

Ready to ride? Come learn, have fun, and build real skills with Lae City Motorbike Club.

🗓 Sunday 12th April
⏰ 10AM – 5PM
📍 Raun Wara (opposite RH Service Station - entry through public toilet side opposite St. Paul’s junction)
💰 K35 per session

No gear? We’ve got you covered. Just be in your boots and long jeans.

Spots fill fast, come through and ride!

08/04/2026

See you all this weekend at the Lae Raunwara

See you all tomorrow!

08/04/2026

A GERMAN tourist has completed a daring trip from Port Moresby to Lae, alone, on a Suzuki DRZ 400cc dirt bike, making him the first person to do so.

Anton Seidl, 28, one for intense experiences, crossed three provinces, in three-and-a-half days, taking a route with no permanent road link.

– Pictures supplied

Read More : https://www.thenational.com.pg/german-rider-makes-pom-lae-crossing/

07/04/2026

This young bloke grabbed himself a new motorbike helmet after attending two Sunday training sessions. He’s been doing really well and improving every week.

Visit our bike shop at Tank Motors, Laurabada Avenue (12 Doors) for motorbikes, riding gear, parts and accessories.

07/04/2026

Get your kids off the phones & couches and on dirt bikes!

See you all this Sunday!

07/04/2026

07/04/2026

And we made today’s National News Paper

See you all this Sunday at the Raunwara Lawns for a full day of dirt bike training. Open to everyone, kids to adults, girls & boys.

Come in your long jeans & boots. We provide helmets and bike gear.

We’ve also got hotdogs and cold soft drinks for sale.

Training fee: K35

07/04/2026

THE Lae City Motorbike Club is continuing its community-based dirt bike training programme, now entering its fourth week, with growing interest from participants throughout Morobe.

Club secretary Adam Steven said the initiative began in 2020 when a group of local riders saw the need to change perceptions and build skills among Papua New Guineans.

“We started this training because people always say only overseas people ride motorbikes all the time. We asked ourselves, why not something start and train our people,” Steven said.

– Nationalpic by ASHDELYN NIRASANG

Read More: https://www.thenational.com.pg/dirt-bike-programme-roars-all-over-lae/