I like your avatar! :thumbsup:Shorts are year-round here!
Didn't get out today, but yesterday we had a great mission though what appears to be a well cut DH track that has been abandoned and over-grown with gorse. Shouldn't take too much to get it cleared up again.
Only an Easter intown beltline walk for me. Will be at Chicopee this eve to make up for it though.12 miles of singletrack on my favorite local trail: Chicopee Woods, Gainesville GA. Finished the ride in plenty of time to clean up and take the family to the in-laws for Easter dinner.
Nice!! I rode out there a few weeks ago. My friend Mike Saunders works on those trails and gave us a super personal tour. You guys have an amazing network of super nice, smooth groomed trails out there.Rode the newly opened Waihaha to Waihora Great Lake Trail, Taupo NZ.
Beautiful ride and great way to spend Easter Sunday. :thumbsup:
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Cheers! That looks like a really nice ride, it looks like I really need to get down that part of the country on my bike some time. What's the distance between Waihaha and Waihora? Is it mostly just groomed gravel trail?I like your avatar! :thumbsup:
30km on mostly groomed dirt trails. Only problem is it's a bit of a logistical exercise. It's a one way trip from Waihaha to Waihora. There are two options. Turn around and cycle back (making it a 60km round trip) or catch a ferry that shuttles you back to Kawakawa Bay or Kinloch. It's $70 for the ferry. Then there's the question of where you left your car? If you leave your car in Kinloch I believe there is a shuttle service that will take you to the start of the trail in Waihaha.Cheers! That looks like a really nice ride, it looks like I really need to get down that part of the country on my bike some time. What's the distance between Waihaha and Waihora? Is it mostly just groomed gravel trail?
Really? You were visiting from Hawaii?Nice!! I rode out there a few weeks ago. My friend Mike Saunders works on those trails and gave us a super personal tour. You guys have an amazing network of super nice, smooth groomed trails out there.