The locals came out to watch me and wonder what i was doing walking through their neighbourhood this morning at 0530. Often see up to 80 residents on my 6k walk
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The locals came out to watch me and wonder what i was doing walking through their neighbourhood this morning at 0530. Often see up to 80 residents on my 6k walk
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Chris
Great on a walk, not so good when riding.
Cool.......
Hey, Cosburn.....have always wondered.....are the wild roos and wallabies along the roadways a safety threat, especially to cyclists and motorcyclists, in any areas of Australia ???:shrug:
or do they pretty much stay away from most roads?? Just had to ask....Shaker:yes:
Well those are the biggest jack rabbits I ever did see . :icon_wink:
If you have similar protection against these "rabbits" , you can go fast on any highway .
When I was in Australia , I've seen most of the "Road Trains" equipped with huge front bars .
ps.
Do not try to install them on any of your bikes ( unless one will try to amuse us with "another project" )
Nope, they are likely to jump out in front of you especially at dawn and dusk. Add to those camels and water buffaloes if you live in the outback which is commonly termed the GAFA "The Great Australian F#$# All"Quote:
Originally Posted by sshake1905
Most of our country roads are littered with roos and wombats which you don't want to hit, they can destroy your car, let alone your bike)
Chris
Never go anywhere without a roo barQuote:
Originally Posted by Limoles
Chris