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Claude Cat wrote:So the whisper is 20km from home to be announced this Sunday!

*Yay!*

jvb wrote:Looks like you've maxed out the seat height!

Yep! I couldn't handle riding with the seat low

I was cleaning out the garage so had to shift a couple of bikes. Dusted this beauty off for a little spin around Coburg Lake :D https://scontent.fmel5-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/120559431_10158820149079826_1547197079447485244_n.jpg?_nc_cat=102&_nc_sid=8bfeb9&_nc_ohc=I0womUqK0lkAX9VgmeG&_nc...

Canuck wrote:... make it something like this:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-08-24/ ... t/12582544

(I was looking for a heart emoticon...)

Try this mapping feature to work out 5 km radius from home...we may all need it soon

https://www.mapdevelopers.com/draw-circle-tool.php

It’s best on a desk top or iPad not phone. Fill in address and 5km then click “new circle” Also click “border only“ box top right.

From the Q&A on The Age: So no driving to go for a bike ride. It's arguable that you could drive, for example, to the nearest MTB trails if you intend riding MTB. The nuances are almost impossible to define or understand. No, not arguable. If you can ride your MTB locally to exercise , then you...

From the Q&A on The Age: How far away from my house can I ride my bike? You should show common sense in satisfying your exercise requirements, and go the minimum time and minimum distance that achieve this in your circumstances I've been looking forward to doing the Bay Trail bike ride. I live i...

Boy's first actual 'ride' out from home. Fourth actual two wheeler ride solo. The others were practice in a park. We left from home and went to a shared path. Crossed one major road, out and back (and four minor crossings on foot) . A few hills, the biggest of which necessitated walking down and up...

Canuck wrote:Even the one leading to an abrupt dead-end......

Canuck wrote:I was tired. Boy hit bed at 7:30pm and pretty sure he was asleep at 7:31pm....

Tried the nearby shared trails through the wetlands and along the Patterson River yesterday. OMG it was so busy that I felt like I was in a video game - people riding, walking, running, phone zombieing, randomly stopping in the middle of the trail, dogs, prams, toddlers, you name it :shock: I have ...

Frosty wrote:Heather,

Beautiful photos. Top one is stunning.

Frosty.

Thanks Frosty. Top photo is in the ring road bike path, which you would not really call stunning scenery

I have been predominatly sticking to bike paths the last 6 weeks or so. Today was my 17th 'bike path pootle', as I've been calling them on Strava. Just beautiful out today :D https://scontent.fmel5-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/97376072_10158427179744826_6590715469915750400_o.jpg?_nc_cat=102&_nc_sid=...

My office has closed access to the bike cage and end-of-trip facilities.
No notice, just arrived to find them all locked up, needed to call security to obtain items from your locker or bike cage (eg lock). I know most city workers are working from home, ....but

This seemed the approrpriate thread. wordnerd instigated a Beach Rd ride for Saturday - Heather and I showed up. I am not riding these days, other than a trip here and there. The proposed 100km Franga return seemed silly, so I only did 116km. Thankfully they took it easy on me. Pub stop for beer an...

Did an overnight tour on the weekend - "Peninsular Overland Overwater Ferry soujourn" Rode east from Coburg to Mitcham, then met up with the others to take the East link bike path, then Peninsular link bike path towards the Peninsular. Stopped off for some refreshments along the way: Hicki...