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AMP Future2 Wheel Classic

18 Sep 2012
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With three days on the road the financial planners and friends have covered 500km and raised $84,000.

Thirty one of the 40 cyclists who are participating left Circular Quay early on Saturday morning. They were farewelled by AMP Financial Planning’s Michael Guggenheimer and Future2 Chair Steven Helmich.

The puncture tally during the first two days into Canberra was 25, and one cycle had emergency repairs in Liverpool.
This morning Bernie Ripoll MP Parliamentary Secretary to the treasurer gave an official send off to the group from the Royal Canberra Golf Club where Peter Bobbin, one of three Future2 trustees riding, was delivering a seminar to a group of Canberra based advisers and their clients – all part of the fundraising effort.

Keep up with the riders and their daily journey by reading Ray Griffin’s blog – click here.

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