From: bikerbetty on

"BT Humble" <bt_humble(a)bigpond.com> wrote in message
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> bikerbetty wrote:
>> "Tex" <tropi...(a)NOSPAMgmail.com> wrote in message
>> >>> ALPINE WAY
>> >>> Day 1: Canberra - Cooma - Jindabyne - Thredbo - Khancoban (overnight
>> >>> stop)
>> >>> Day 2: Khancoban - Cabramurra - Adaminaby - Cooma - Canberra
>>
>> Yeah, but don't you reckon the Canberra-Cooma bit is too boring to do
>> twice
>> in one short trip??
>
> Let's do that loop in a couple of months time Betty, but we'll swap
> one of the Canberra-Cooma legs for a Canberra-Tharwa-Adaminaby one.
> Rumour has it that you like dirt roads now? ;-)
>
>
> BTH

Yeah, right...... I'm a HUGE fan of dirt roads..... bwahahahaha!

Re a run to Khancoban when the weather's warmer, though - I think I'd be a
lot less nervous next time round on some of those alpine twisties - they
terrified me back in January, but I think I'm over a lot of that fear now.

Ooh, an ausmoto ride??? Bring it on!!! Just let's not plan it for the same
weekend that the Ducati Club does its annual Khancoban Ride!!!

betty


From: Nev.. on
Tex wrote:

> Yup. But I don't mind Can/Cooma that much. There are much worse roads IMHO.
> Bairndale - Sale for example (shudder)

About 1km after you cross the railway lines at the Melbourne end of
Bairnsdale there is at turnoff to the left which is signponsted to the
local airfield... marked as C106. If you take that road it hooks
around, through Bengwarden, then a few km before Stratford there's a
intersection and the C106 goes off to the left signposted to Sale... too
easy. On a bad day there might be half a dozen other vehicles using
that 70km stretch of road.

Nev..
'04 CBR1100XX
From: Nev.. on
bikerbetty wrote:

>> Let's do that loop in a couple of months time Betty, but we'll swap
>> one of the Canberra-Cooma legs for a Canberra-Tharwa-Adaminaby one.
>> Rumour has it that you like dirt roads now? ;-)
>>
>
> Yeah, right...... I'm a HUGE fan of dirt roads..... bwahahahaha!
>
> Re a run to Khancoban when the weather's warmer, though - I think I'd be a
> lot less nervous next time round on some of those alpine twisties - they
> terrified me back in January, but I think I'm over a lot of that fear now.
>
> Ooh, an ausmoto ride??? Bring it on!!! Just let's not plan it for the same
> weekend that the Ducati Club does its annual Khancoban Ride!!!

Ahh.. a weekend ride to Khancoban. Sounds like a nice 2 day round trip
from Melbourne.. but I'm sure I can turn it into a 3.5 day trip like I
did last Nov :) Parted company with Marty, Glitch & co after breakfast
in Khancoban, they headed west, we headed east. The following afternoon
we passed them about 50km east Of Melbourne on the Healesville-Woori
Yallock Road... they were heading south.. we were heading north.. Those
bloody V-Strom riders have no sense of direction !!

Nev..
'04 CBR1100XX
From: boyds on
On Aug 2, 10:12 am, "Theo Bekkers" <tbekk...(a)bekkers.com.au> wrote:
> Shaun Van Poecke wrote:
> > Let's have it then.
>
> > What's your favourite two day ride starting from anywhere in aus?
>
> Perth to Adelaide, or Adelaide to Perth.
>
> Theo

That sounds like a Guzzi man talking.

Real rides have corners or sweeping bends, and lots of them.

SteveB

From: Moike on
bikerbetty wrote:

> Ooh, an ausmoto ride??? Bring it on!!! Just let's not plan it for the same
> weekend that the Ducati Club does its annual Khancoban Ride!!!

Absolutely. I still have a clear mental image of meeting the Ducati
support semi-trailer on a bend near Cabramurra during one of their
"tours" a couple of years back. Not good fun.

Moike
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