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Summer is hot here in Australia and living on the cost means watersports are often a more pleasant choice. Autumn riding weather in Sydney brings out bikes in droves. Even mid week. The days are milder and you can put that leather on without sweating too much.

Tuesday and Wednesday this week were simply too good to pass up. around 25 degrees C light sea breezes an blue sky. So off to the nearby Royal National Park and South Coast.

This is a mix of low speed twisties through a cool rainforest and cruising along high sea cliffs and beaches.
Mid way is a lookout where dozens of bikes can be found most days of the week. This week it looks like a few workplaces may have been down some staff because it was packed.

Check out some iphone images below.

Tuesday at Coledale beach


At Stanwell Tops lookout. (Check out the other red bike)




The view south. Look at that amazing sea bridge in the distance we are soon to travel over



Final destination Scarborough pub beer garden for a leisurely lunch




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Mmmm, beer garden!

Nice report, thanks.

P.s. Kevlar jeans are pretty light to wear and offer better protection than your Levi's.

Ride safe mate.

Awesome pics....that sea bridge is really cool!

Cool Commando

(04-02-2014, 08:35 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Awesome pics....that sea bridge is really cool!

Cool Commando

That sea bridge appears in so many new car commercials because it looks stunning on the screen as it sweeps over the coastine.

The Commando is pretty and if I had the time to maintain one it would be in my garage. Lots of character (shorthand for English quality control at the time)

In the seventies many of my friends had them but they spent much of the time in pieces or sitting over their drip trays catching oil.

Those of us on the Jap bikes were out getting booked or just looking cool at the pub.
Honda fours were king until the Z1 arrived. My Mach 3 triple would always please the crowd with a smoke filled wheelie when it was closing time.

(04-02-2014, 08:24 AM)Tortuga_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Mmmm, beer garden!

Nice report, thanks.

P.s. Kevlar jeans are pretty light to wear and offer better protection than your Levi's.

Ride safe mate.

Agree about the jeans
My kevlars and leathers were left hanging yesterday. Naughty I know but when a mate just drops in and says lets go, good sense is not always top of mind.
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Here is the cliff top beer garden

Wow if they had hot tea, i'd drink there, that's looks like a pretty place to sit a spell.

Nice!
Everything is still frozen up here.
Are those "whitewalls" an option down under? I have never seen them on a bike before.

Nice pics, Vic. Sounds like a great ride.

Ferret, it's odd, I know, given Australia's reputation as a drinker's paradise, but I suspect you might get a cup of tea at the pub.

You'd better ride there sometime and find out.

Is it difficult to find employment in Australia? Another ride report or two from our Aussie Brethren and I may just have to move there. Absolutely beautiful Country.
I like tea, but once the bike is put away for the day, I could be a regular guest at the beer garden.

(04-02-2014, 10:20 AM)davidsargee_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Is it difficult to find employment in Australia? Another ride report or two from our Aussie Brethren and I may just have to move there. Absolutely beautiful Country.
I like tea, but once the bike is put away for the day, I could be a regular guest at the beer garden.

Just watch out for the Dropbears....

My God another odd creature from Australia.