NSWR Husky ride

Hey guys it is late notice, NSWR (Ed's) guys are doing the Husky ride this Sunday. I will be tagging along again as they are always good fun.

Details


Date: Sunday 27th September
Meet: McDonalds Heathcote
Meet time: 8:30
Depart time: 9:00

Route: Royal National Park, Ocean Road, Bulli Pass, Albion Park, the Kiama Bends, Berry, Nowra, Husky Pub for lunch, then head home via Kangaroo Valley, Macquarie Pass, then the highway home, maybe nasho if time permits.

Thanks Stew

BTW, participation in NSWR rides indicates acceptance of and an understanding of the principles of safe group riding as outlined in the following link:

Ride Guidelines

Everyone is welcome.

Cheers

Ed

Anyone interested in joining me and a couple of others. I will be leaving the city corner of Riley and William St in the city at 8am.
Then heading to Heathcoate all welcome.

I have a group departing the Shell servo at Cremorne at 8:00 sharp. Located on Military Road diagonally across from MacDonalds. Travelling via the sydney harbour tunnel. Looking like a group ride of about 40 +. Huskisson is always popular and the return trip is a good route.

We may see you on the way Stew or we'll catch up at Heathcote.


Cheers

Ed wrote:

I have a group departing the Shell servo at Cremorne at 8:00 sharp. Located on Military Road diagonally across from MacDonalds. Travelling via the sydney harbour tunnel. Looking like a group ride of about 40 +. Huskisson is always popular and the return trip is a good route.

We may see you on the way Stew or we'll catch up at Heathcote.


Cheers

Ed, where is the second pick up point at Heathcote?.
Is it a McDonalds? if so what time?

McDonalds Heathcote

We are departing from McDonalds Heathcote at 9:00. Click on the above link. I have added a detour to the Berry Wool Store . I want to check some wool seat pads for my Ayers Rock trip. Ok, so I'm a woose, but I like my comfort. The store is closed Sundays but is opening for us especially.

BTW, I used my pump this morning to adjust my pressures. Works great. I will have yours tomorrow for you.

Ed wrote:

McDonalds Heathcote

We are departing from McDonalds Heathcote at 9:00. Click on the above link. I have added a detour to the Berry Wool Store . I want to check some wool seat pads for my Ayers Rock trip. Ok, so I'm a woose, but I like my comfort. The store is closed Sundays but is opening for us especially.

BTW, I used my pump this morning to adjust my pressures. Works great. I will have yours tomorrow for you.

Ed, sorry, I can't make tomorrow , A problem at work has developed that I must attend to

Ok mate, thanks for letting us know.

Next time.

Well I would have to say that was some of the most extreme weather I have ever ridden in.
Good call I think pulling out after albion it was just getting to dangerous. Thanks Ed and Trevour another well organised ride just a shame about the weather.
It would have been great today hmmmmm maybe go home sick

stew066 wrote:

Well I would have to say that was some of the most extreme weather I have ever ridden in.
Good call I think pulling out after albion it was just getting to dangerous. Thanks Ed and Trevour another well organised ride just a shame about the weather.
It would have been great today hmmmmm maybe go home sick

Stew, no doubt you were referring to the wind?

The wind up in the mountains late yesterday afternoon was very heavy!
I could understand riding in those conditions would not be nice

The wind down south was horrible mate the worst I have ever ridden in or been in for that matter.
It was scary in some spots. It was really bad for the girls (and I mean females) riding small 250 getting blown all over the place.
Not something I would be running out to do again but good experience none the less.

stew066 wrote:

The wind down south was horrible mate the worst I have ever ridden in or been in for that matter.
It was scary in some spots. It was really bad for the girls (and I mean females) riding small 250 getting blown all over the place.
Not something I would be running out to do again but good experience none the less.

Thanks Stew, sounds like it was a sensible decision to stop the ride

very sensible good call by Ed and the boys,