Long endurance fast-paced ride with continuous cycling and minimal stops. Start at usual M7 start, likely the Metro is not running
This is an out and back route, with a surprising number of climbs although nothing steep. Shared path all the way with the exception of on road (wide shoulder) travelling into Luddenham (2km)
Riders should be experienced in group riding at a continuous riding at > 25 km/h with few regroups – Wylde MTB water/toilets (32km), Coffee stop at half distance and M7 bubbler on the return 74km
Carrying 2 Bidons is a must. Weekends need to be extra careful due to increased users of shared path and caution on corners which may have debris
No bailout option, except retrace one’s journey, so one needs to be self sufficient with basic bike maintenance (dropped chain, puncture etc)
Coffee at Luddenham - Gemma-Lee’s Cafe.
Distance: 94
Elevation Change: 900
Effort Index: 103
Ride with GPS
Check public transport alerts: www.transportnsw.info/alerts#/metro-train
Risk warning
As a participant in this dangerous recreational activity, you may be exposing yourself to a significant risk of harm.
Bike North, the ride organisers and leaders wish to warn you of the risks and hazards that are an inherent part of cycling,
and to take care to prevent putting yourself, your fellow participants and/or others into danger.
By registering for this ride, you accept the warning as to risk, and you agree to ride in a safe and responsible
manner and to obey all road rules and other legal requirements.
All riders wear an approved helmet and carry water, at least one spare tube plus a pump.
Health warning
Riders must not attend if sick, have Covid-19, influenza or symptoms of any communicable disease.
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