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Sunday: NoBMoB Family Ride @ Terrey Hills !
The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.
We are meeting at the Japanese School, off Booralie Road - follow Echunga Road to the roundabout at the end. You'll see the cars + bikes there. A dirt track starts from here and heads off to the right.
FIRST NoBMoB Family Ride (and Newbies) for the year!
Our 3 boys (8, 10, 11 y.o.) and I will ride the Terrey Hills / Perimeter trail on Sunday morning...interested in joining?
Approximately 1.5 hrs on an easy, mainly flat fire trail. We'll stop at the first (flat rock) lookout. Suitable for beginners on normal kids bikes. Newbies of all ages are welcome, too.
Weather looks good - no rain, not too hot. 24 degrees. Bring water (not Gatorade) and some fruit - and join the fun!
Ourimbah Holiday Special
The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.
North End of Red Hill Rd, Ourimbah State Forest. There's a large-ish parking area here, just off the main sealed road. There is also a smaller parking area a little further (400m or so from the road) where the trail splits - this second area is the usual meeting point. If you end up driving up a steep hill you've gone too far.
To celebrate 1 week to go before the kids go back to school (or before those lousy teachers go on strike) just a couple of cruisy laps in the morning to test out Colt's new steed.... providing it hasn't been nicked again!
Very relaxed pace.
WTB: 2008 Specialized Stumpjumper.
Heya all 
Im looking for a 2008 Specialized Stumpy.
Must be a LARGE and must have the BRAIN rear shock.
Any other upgrades are bonuses!!
Ill happily travel anywhere in NSW and if the price is right, i will also buy interstate.
Hope i can throw someone some money
Mark!!
Need help and info
I'm new and im only thirteen. I was wondering that you could give me some info and what you do, and what the average age of the people that are members on this site
how long
hey everybody, how long does it take for manly dam to dry up after a night of rain?
-Boulder
The Oaks noob ride
The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.
Glenbrook station carpark.
Planning on taking a work colleague up to do The Oaks ride. This will be very easy paced and suitable for less experienced or less fit riders who are wanting to "do the oaks". All are welcome of course.
We catch the train from Glenbrook (8:23) up to Woodford (8:54)and ride back to the carpark. Train ticket is required so bring a few $$$.
It's approx 30Km of mostly fire trail with an excellent single trail at the end and of course a very very testing hill riding out back to the car park.
Bring plently of water, sunscreen, spares and food to get through.
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West Head Hill Fest
The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.
Park opposite/beside Terrey Hills shops, corner Booralie Rd/Yulong Ave. Or in the small carpark next to the RFS station & community centre.
As discussed before, I can't go for an epic or anything too early on Sat so propose a few hills for some fun...
Meet at Terrey Hills shops then ride Centre (yes, backwards), Waratah, Towlers Bay, Elvina, up (yes, backwards) Duck Hole and back to shops.
I can't be bothered to work it out, but should be under 40 clicks and take 3 hours or so. These are some nice hills (esp. Towlers and Elvina) so be prepared. Sadly there is some black stuff to join them up... but... meh!
WWS #1 Lithgow
The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.
From Lithgow head on the Western Highway toward Bathurst. After 10-11Km you will head uphill and see thick pine forest to the right. It's dual carriageway here, and there's a right turn across the other lane into Forest Ridge Drive (signposted and a sealed road). About 50m on the left there's a turning where you can park in the shade. There's also an old concrete section of the highway just past there with masses of parking.
Hopefully entries will be up ASAP