The brief is… Feb 2nd we’re meeting at the coke sign in the cross for a sharp 6.30pm roll out so no turning up at 7 big T
and we ride edgecliff, rushcutters, all the way round the coast line to maroubra, about 60kms and lots hills lots of pain!!
'railers are highly recommended and lycra is optional… Just not those torn nics you own mayo… :roll:
If any one is up for it we can stop in ranwick for a little drink on the way home…
any one is welcome if you want to do it fixed then thats also kool but no crying about it cause it’ll be super tough on a fixed gear bicycle
jono i found those adjusters you need
the map isn’t that great but it’s here only to give an idea…
i’d say big T and SanEsteban will be the path finders as they ride this route more than the rest of us…
dust off your Italian steal and join us for a session of hillz
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It would be very hard work fixed, and I doubt you’ll keep up.
IMO it’s best to head to south head first, then you have the flats from LaPa to City on the way home. Takes about 2.5 hours. Can easily swing back via Anzac Parade instead.
So keen! This will be great to encourage those within our circle who have road projects on the go to get them finished, and give us a friendly place to ride in a group.
make sure every one brings a puncher kit… i only carry one tube and cart
water is good to… nothing worse than going out for some hills and leaving your water bottle on the kitchen table
i’m gonna have to see if this is possible for me. living out in the burbs for the moment, still don’t have my roadie sorted…
would bloody love to get involved tho. will try and sort it out.
any thing you need to get it going dawg…
I have the adjusters and things you need to build a nice little campy shod roadie
like Campy lock ring tools and all that good stuff.
So are we meeting at that square then? It’s just near the coke sign, on the platform up those steps near the oporto’s yeah? I’ll be there with bells (and a jersey) on. With my finger actuated front derailleur! I am going to get seriously dropped up some of those hills
Just to testify about Arden Street, the south hill is definately a lot easier on the legs than the North end. I used to live over in South Coogee and drunken rides home from the Bay were still possible, but not recommended.