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Old 19-05.-2007, 09:52 AM   #1
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Hi all,

I was wondering if anyone has done any of the Munda Biddi trail, how rough it is and what sort of bike do you need to do it on?
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Old 19-05.-2007, 02:07 PM   #2
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I have not done it myself but they sometimes talk about it in Lonely Planets Thorn Tree. I did a search for Munda Biddi and got the result below, hopefully the link works.

http://search.lonelyplanet.com/ttse...Ntt=munda+biddi
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Old 19-05.-2007, 02:08 PM   #3
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I havent riden any parts of the trail, but have a look here http://www.mundabiddi.org.au/and try one of the events as a novice or even just rock up and have a look at the bikes being used. I suggest a basic mountain bike would suffice and even better if it had dual suspension as it is a forest track and can get a little rough.
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Old 21-05.-2007, 12:39 PM   #4
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I've ridden the Munda Biddi a few times mate. I use an aluminium framed Trek hardtail with rear panniers and a day pack. I've seen a few people who forgo cooking and go from hut to hut with just a handlebar back and top back on the rear rack.
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Old 24-05.-2007, 02:49 PM   #5
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Thanks for the replies, I will check out the website and go up there and have a look at the track myself.
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Old 26-05.-2007, 09:52 PM   #6
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Ridden it a couple of times. I ride a Giant Perigee with 700 x 42c tyres and tow a bob yak trailer. Lot of pea gravel on the top end of track. Rest of track in good cond. Takes 5 days from top to bottom. Well worth the ride...
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Old 26-05.-2007, 10:04 PM   #7
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Ridden it a couple of times. I ride a Giant Perigee with 700 x 42c tyres and tow a bob yak trailer. Lot of pea gravel on the top end of track. Rest of track in good cond. Takes 5 days from top to bottom. Well worth the ride...
Oziedave you must have been reading my mind. I am going to buy myself a Perigee and was wondering how it would go on the trail. How do you find the bike in general and what year is yours?
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Old 26-05.-2007, 10:20 PM   #8
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Brought mine late dec 2006. Top bike have ridden over 6800 kays on it since. Use it for everything. Brought two sets of tyres. 700 x 23 for road and 700 x 42 for the dirt.

Have ridden it across australia towing a trailer. Mine is the purple model. The only thing to brake is two spokes (my own fault).
Very fast off road. I leave my mates for dead off road. Take it easy in the very rought stuff but flies on the open... I use mine every day and tour off road most weekends with either panniers or trailer..
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Old 26-05.-2007, 10:32 PM   #9
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Thanks again mate,

We seem to be operating on cross posts. (lol)
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