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My wife and I are considering moving over the 'ditch' to live in Aussie. We're doing it for work, and a change of life. I'm a teacher so I have a range of options location wise for jobs. I'm thinking South Australia(or possibly WA) would be good - somewhere interesting, away from big cities etc. I've looked up road cycling clubs in SA and also WA too. I am prepared to gravitate 'down' to MTBing but my first cycling love is roadracing/training.My wife(God bless her ) is just leaving it up to me to look/consider and isn't fussed re anywhere - yet! So, what towns/small cities should I/we start considering in thinking about moving? |
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Cheers. I was there when I was 18 - looked nice at the time(many years ago). RIDE magazine did a feature on cycling in Canberra the other year. Seems to have a good scene but really(!) cold in winter(but still they ride). I'll check it out. Quote:
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Come to Perth. Doesnt get any better than this. Have a look at our blog to get a feel for what we do. cheers http://southperthcycling.blogspot.com/ |
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__________________ ________o _____~\<,_ ____(_)/ (_) Lunicus Cycle Club - LCC Train hard, ride easy http://www.lunicusCC.co.uk : Lunicus Cycling Club http://www.nutsonbents.com : London to Sydney by recumbent bike 2005/6 |
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Let's see now...... Sydney - road chaos, most expensive place on earth to live, thinks they have less rain than Melbourne but don't. Brisbane - More bogan country town than city, no relevant culture to speak of, too many retirees. Adelade - Everyone is too stoned to be any good at anything, cops some seriously bad and hot weather, can't get a decent coffee no matter what you try. Hobart - Too cold, too hilly, to hillbilly. Darwin - Priced to suit mining company employees, too hot to do anything except drink beer. Canberra - Full of bureaucrats, worst weather in the country, full of bureaucrats. Melbourne - None. Choice is clear
__________________ THYLACINE CUSTOM CYCLES <click for info • " I love how people quote a work of fiction like it's the bible." - Anonymous |
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There's a good scene here in Wagga. We're blessed with not much traffic and a good variety of roads, plus a strong contingent of keen roadies and MTBers. There are also plenty of good schools. The best bit: roadies, triathletes and MTBers all get on really well together and there's a lot of crossover. And in case any of you big city boys feel the need to bag Wagga, look outside your windows and count the traffic jams and cars. Canberra is excellent on the cycling front too if you want somewhere a bit bigger. I still have fond memories of suffering on the Bakery Ride... |
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TOO COLD!!!
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to MTBing but my first cycling love is roadracing/training.
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