Talk:Auto-Cycle Union

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Auto Cycle Union

There is an Auto Cycle Union for each state of Australia too.

Yes but you renamed yourselfs to Motorcycling Australia about 15-20 years ago Pickle 14:02, 19 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Its rooted in the history of the organisation which I've never sat down to write, question me and i can give better answers. In response to this specific statement, several commonwealth Nations were represented at the FIM by the ACU, and each governing body within that nation took a name. IIRC OZ and NZ both called their own ACU's as well (OZ also having a federal structure), but they all re-branded themselves around 15-20 years ago. They also were able to represent themselves within the FIM themselves. Pickle 16:04, 19 October 2006 (UTC)[reply]