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Roastin
02-01-2004, 09:01 PM
hi all i'm looking for some easy xc trails easily accisible by train......i'll be riding single speed and will be bringing some girls who are virgin xc'ers......any suggestions??

tu plang
03-01-2004, 12:49 AM
steal their virginity?

Ty
03-01-2004, 12:52 AM
steal their virginity?

you've made a few sus calls recently, make another one it'll be your last ever post on this site.

Cúl-Báire
03-01-2004, 12:09 PM
LOL. Bring on the Banging Stick admin :P

Anyways, I made this post here yesterday, but I didnt work :x There are some good trails at the YouYangs, near Lara and Little River, Bot the riding areas are a fari hike from the train stations though...Good Riding though, Especialy at the Stockyards. (get off at Little River)

The Western Plantaition is a good area for beginners, it's not so hilly with mostly easy singletrack, with a few small technical setions. Best getting off at Lara if your going there, but like I said theres a few road miles involved which ever route you take.

Also note that Melbourne - Geelong - Melbourne trains aren't runnig between the 04/01 till about mid Feb, which sucks I know, but during summer the Stockyards is a very hot dustbowl anyways.

The Dandynongs (sp) have some pretty good riding, dont ask me where though, but quiet a few stations up there have trails around them.

Hope I helped some. PM me if you want more "directions" to get to the YouYangs, could even meet you's up there sometime :wink:

-Cul

tu plang
03-01-2004, 01:15 PM
:oops: sorry... dont say the b word... if i got banned from farkin i may be forced to do something rash... i might even get off this chair and clean my room... nah seriously sorry bout that one... but i meant steal their virginity in a riding sense as in take them for a bicycle ride but yeah on a whole i wasnt being very helpful :(
oh and im not being a smart arse, but could u point me in the direction of my other sus post/s just so i know where the line is and how far over it i stepped :wink:

Grover
03-01-2004, 05:13 PM
for trails that are fairly easy skill wise and access wise the trails around ivanhoe and the eastern freeway track have got to be the go. if u want come on wednesday night at 6.30pm, ivanhoe scout hall and tag along with the fatties club ride. there are always a fast and slow group and even sometimes a medium group.

probably perfect trails for what u want, flat and not to techy.

cya out there.

LordNikon
03-01-2004, 08:46 PM
Grab yourself a copy of "Off Road Cycling Adventures", it has heaps of rides accessible by train. I bought it a few days ago so I haven't had time to do any of the rides but there's heaps in there.

8)

03-01-2004, 09:07 PM
Grab yourself a copy of "Off Road Cycling Adventures",
8)

russell coight?

lotec
03-01-2004, 09:11 PM
Grab yourself a copy of "Off Road Cycling Adventures",
8)

russell coight?

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA i can soooooooo imagine him burning around on a bike 8) fitting it with a bullbar and trying to ram down trees etc :lol: