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Menai - regular Wednesday night ride
The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.
OPPOSITE THE ENTRANCE TO ANSTO ON THE NEW ILLAWARRA ROAD, LUCAS HEIGHTS.
Time to start dodging the spiders again at Menai on a regular basis now the weather is warming up. (I'm sure they've been effected by nuclear fallout from ANSTO, they seem twice as big as anywhere else)
For those that don't know Menai, there will be technical ups and downs, there are a number of rocky sections and new comers to night riding might find this a bit tough.
Hope to see a few of you there.
Chris
n + 1 = 6
n+1 = 6
where
n = Giant Reign + Surly Karate Monkey + Giant TCR Alliance + Scott Hardtail + Onza Trials
October long weekend meant I could fly over to Houston Texas, visit my pregnant sister and pick up something nice for myself 
Santa Cruz Blur XC Carbon
Fox RP23 rear shock
2010 Fox F100 RLC with FIT 9mm
Mavic Crossmax SLRs
XX Carbon Crankset 26x39 175mm 166Q
XX 11-36 Cassette
Crossmax SL service
Can anyone tell (well that bit is rhetorical as I know someone will be able to …) me if I have some instructions of how to service a Mavic Crossmax SLR, will it be the same for a Crossmax SL ?
Looking for trails around Bilpin
I'm going up to Bilpin soon for a break and wondered if anyone knows of good trails worth checking out. Apart from driving down to Yellowmundee and the downhill at Kurrajong, there must be other trails around there. Recommendations? Ta muchly.
Narrabeen Lagoon Plan of Management Community Workshop
The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.
Cromer Golf Club, Cromer Rd, Cromer NSW 2099
Please see the above forum topic for more details. Basically this is a Narrabeen Lagoon Plan of Management
Community Workshop run by Warringah council.
Please RSVP by calling 0427 270 622
More details online at the council website:
Narrabeen Lagoon Plan of Management Input & Workshop
Just had this from the council...
Basically - another opportunity to have input into a council's PoM (Plan of Management). It finally seems that the local authorities are trying to cater for riders. I know there have been a lot of these lately, but we need to support them all. Due to the diversity of land tenures in the Northern Beaches we have to jump through hoops for each land owner in order to get a seamless trail network in the region.
Credit to them for giving us the chance, please don't let this opportunity go to waste.
