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22-09.-2007, 06:53 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 2
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Riding in Brisbane
Hello all,
I am an italian cyclist in Brisbane for 6 weeks. I am not in racing shape, but I would like to join local riders for some easy rides. I am in the Southbank, and can ride inthe morning and all day in the weekends. Please respond on forum or at maestrogio@yahoo.com . All the best to all. |
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27-09.-2007, 08:07 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 8
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Re: Riding in Brisbane
Hey Giova - I hope you are enjoying your Brisbane riding - we've had some lovely weather. Down at Southbank you will find lots of cyclists hanging out at Poppy's, the Garage, Denim. A group ride leaves on Saturday morning from outside the State Library at 6am. Your best bet is to post on www.roadgrime.com.au - very friendly people there. Also there are lists of a few of the bunch rides that leave from all over the place at various times. Just jump on a bunch that looks right for you, and introduce yourself to a few people. Or go into the bikeshop on Stanley St (Riders) and ask them to put you in touch with a bunch.
 Donga |
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30-09.-2007, 06:34 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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Re: Riding in Brisbane
Not exactly a bunch ride, but if you get a chance head north out of Brisbane to Dayboro and do the Brisbane - Woodford Road from Dayboro to D'Aguilar and return. I did this recently on my mtb and it was a great climb up to Mount Pleasant (about 500m increase in elevation) and a cool descent to Mt Mee (just wished I was on the road bike but there's only so many bikes they let you take on the plane
 ). The climb back is good too with some nice steep bits. I saw several roaddies when I was out. It seemed a fairly popular road to cycle on, but I'm not a local so I don't really know. |
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