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Author: BikeTrail.Blog
Cyclists – Lead by example
Cyclists are always aware of people, bikes and cars. We understand safe space. Tell your friends to keep a distance at all times, think of it as riding a bike. Would you ever intentionally stay close to others. Tell your family and friends – DON’T JOIN A CROWD TILL THIS CV19 IS OVER
The Boo-Hoo Barge – No New Photos
In April we were going on a Barge trip from Amsterdam to Bruges. That ain’t happening for pretty obvious reasons. So now I am going to pass on some of the cycling links that I came across apart from the Barge cruise. Dutch day trips or Tulip Tours or one big Tulip Tour In Germany […]
1 million photo views on google has arrived.
STOP PRESS: Passed a million. Next is 70 more photos for a thousand geo-positioned photographs. STOP 1000 photos passed. Every few days for a long time I have been added photos and some reviews to the Google Maps that everyone uses every day. I like to post photographs that describe a place and sometimes includes […]
Harrington and Oran Park
Almost a year ago I explored Harrington and Oran Parks, two suburbs in the south western extremities of Sydney. Both have a pretty decent collection of shared paths. Oran Park streets are named after all the greats of the car world inc Peter Brook drive and Skaife Street and The Straight. Enjoy, the whole area […]
Pittwater Rd – Field of Mars
With some decent work being undertaken on the Pittwater Rd shared path in the Lane Cove region, this gives me a chance to show some of my favourite photos that I took riding the very hilly Huntleys Cove to North Ryde “about to get better” bike trail. First up here is what is going on […]
Cheating is good … When it’s a bicycle
If you keep your bicycle in your car, drive half the way to work and ride the rest, you have made your car 50% more fuel efficient. If you ride your electric bicycle to work, you have made your car 💯 percent more fuel efficient. I know lots of good car parks where I can […]
Cycling from Rushcutters Bay to Darling Harbour
This very scenic video shows the early weekend ride from Rushcutters Bay to Darling Harbour using the Cahill Expressway shared path. The views from the shared path above Circular Quay are really good and you are a long ways a way from the crowds. Unfortunately you soon will come across a few runners and not […]
Visit an electric bike shop Now
Addendum With the Coronavirus taking off, you may find public transport really miserable with everyone wearing face masks. Start looking at eBikes now in case they all get bought out. The petrol story sort of fizzled out but here it is anyway. The Petrol Story Last week we were lucky we avoided war in the […]
From the ashes
You will no doubt have heard about the Australian fires. We live in a land of eucalyptus trees which unfortunately burn like like crazy in dry times. We are enduring the driest of dry times. If you live overseas, don’t be disheartened, our country is still in business so book a holiday to our fair […]
What’s Your Plan B ?
In Australia they encourage you to take public transport to your night out and drinkies. The other plan is as follows Drive to your destination but leave your bike at home Taxi or public transport home Wake up in the morning with an alarm that says pickup up car. Ride back to the car, load […]
What happened in December
A few articles I came across in December that you may have missed on my Facebook pages. Help our cities before its too late (a good video) https://www.brompton.com/campaign-for-movement/ One of our inland cities, Wagga Wagga was included in the list of the best 10 beaches in Australia. It also happens to have a few bike […]
Board the bus and loop Sydney Airport
I did something unique to the Brompton folding bike a few days back, I caught a bus. The bus was the 303 that runs from southern Redfern to Botany and then through the airport tunnel and onto Kyeemegah. This saves 5 km of bike trail riding around the airport. The serious cyclists go through the […]
Exploring a partially emptied Paradise Dam
From Andrew Cole – Really Fat Tire MTB Lover I was thankful to be invited on a Brad Cook ride into Goodnight Scrub today and despite the heat, we found some unique landscapes. Most of this country has been underwater but the release of water from Paradise Dam has exposed old waterways and ghost forests […]
Beat the Bus № 9 – the Randwick Tram 🚊
After countless years of waiting for the tram to the city from Randwick to open, it’s finally here. So I set off on the shared paths from NSW University to ride to Circular Quay where the tram ends. On the cycle ride I skipped the tram crossings near the end of Kensington Ponds on the bike […]