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Great Blue Mountains Trail: Upper Mountains Component

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An interesting read for those that don't know about it: the feasibility study for the Great Blue Mountains Trail: Upper Mountains Component, dated Feb 2010. This is a shared use walking/cycling trail between Leura and Mt York.

Unfortunately it's not a mountain bike single-track or nature walk, but more like a tourist walk/commuter track. Still, would be a great thing to have anyway.

http://www.bmcc.nsw.gov.au/yourcouncil/policiesp...
It under "G", for "Great Blue Mountains Trail (GBMT) Feasibility Assessment". Look on the right for the link to the PDF, or click here:

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Mount York update for 08 May

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Area: 
Mount York
Status: 
Amber/Some Issues

Berghofers: Great condition.
Lawsons: Very muddy in sections of the single track. One massive tree down across the single track that is awkward to carry bike over by yourself.
Coxs: Very muddy down the bottom through the private land. Suggest using stepping logs and carrying bike through these sections.
Lockyers: Great condition except for 4 or 5 large trees fallen across the last downhill section after the stairs. These are all fairly close together and are between the stairs and the large left-leaning tree that will have my imprint on it one day.

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Glenbrook Social Ride

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When: 
Wednesday, 9 May, 2012 - 19:00

The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.

Ride Database Entry: 
The Oaks
Meeting Point: 

Glenbrook Park. In the small car park opposite the shops.

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Glenbrook to the Oaks(the middle gate) via Euroka Clearing and Bennetts Ridge firetrail, return on the Oaks single track.

All welcome!!

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Blue Mountains Draft 2012-2013 Operational Plan

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Blue Mountains City Council has released there Draft 2012-2013 Operational Plan for public review and submission.

I feel like Mountain Biking should be part of the plan. But not sure how to address it.

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Mid week "Turgid" Lantana Lash!

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When: 
Tuesday, 8 May, 2012 - 09:00

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Ride Database Entry: 
Yellomundee Regional Park
Meeting Point: 
There's a car park (click for foggy picture) on Springwood Road - just down the way from Hawkesbury Heights if you're looking for a suburb name.
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Upcoming advocacy events would normally appear here, but things are a little quiet at the moment and it's empty.

Don't be shy - this is a community site so if you're out there working post your meeting.

Following on from the wildly successful inter-agency weekend lantana lash of a few weeks ago, I present to you the mid week "Turgid" lantana lash. This is to enable those shift workers that are off during the week to get fair up it. Meeting at the Shaw's Farm gate at 0900 hrs to rendezvous with Glassy, Danny and Vickii we will proceed to tear the stinking lantana a new one! Duration of play will be approximately 4 hours, but if you can't stay that long, worry less. You are free to depart at your whim.
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Knapsack Reserve update for 29 Apr

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Status: 
Amber/Some Issues

Still very wet and overgrown behind the football fields. Most of the XC track has held up well lately and there are just a few small patches of mud puddles scattered around in the usual spots.

Lots of mushrooms growing around the area too.

http://flic.kr/p/bCAFSq

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The Nocturnal Oaks.

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When: 
Saturday, 12 May, 2012 - 18:24

The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.

Ride Database Entry: 
The Oaks
Meeting Point: 

Glenbrook station carpark.

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Charge up the lights, it's time for a night time Oaks thrashing!

Meet at the Oaks trail head at Woodford at 1900 hrs. There is a train from Glenbrook at 1824 for those that are that way inclined.

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is your XC this fun to ride?

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http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Is-Your-XC-Bike-Thi...

Wish I could ride this good, beautiful track!

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Glenbrook Night ride - Knapsack

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When: 
Wednesday, 2 May, 2012 - 19:00

The meeting times are 'ready to ride'. If you need time to prepare equipment then please arrive a few minutes earlier.

Ride Database Entry: 
Knapsack Reserve
Meeting Point: 

Glenbrook Park. In the small car park opposite the shops.

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A loop or two around Knapsack Reserve.

All welcome!!

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is 915 to wide for a handle bar?

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While out browsing the net Ive come across what is called the Yard stick. The Handle bar is 915mm wide started out as an office joke but became a reality. You can try super wide or cut it down to make an ultrastrong 750 bar as this has increased wall thickness.

http://superstar.tibolts.co.uk/product_info.php?...

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