So many Victorian posts...



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Fran Bailey

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I've noticed there's mostly Victorian posts in this group. Where are
the Sydney people?

Isn't Sydney the centre of the known Universe? (With Centennial Park
being the epicentre of cycling.) After all, we've got the best weather,
the most courteous drivers, the shortest working hours, and with the
cheap real estate we can all afford $15K bikes!

[I'm sure everyone will agree with me...]
:eek:)
 
Fran Bailey wrote:
> I've noticed there's mostly Victorian posts in this group. Where are
> the Sydney people?


Still stuck in traffic? Lost? Waiting for a train? ;)

> Isn't Sydney the centre of the known Universe?


Only for Sydney-siders..

> being the epicentre of cycling.) After all, we've got the best weather,


I refer again to my "It never rains in Sydney.." gallery:
http://www.thehippy.net/gallery/thumbnails.php?album=77

> the most courteous drivers, the shortest working hours, and with the
> cheap real estate we can all afford $15K bikes!


Well, Melbourne has the second cheapest :p ;)

> [I'm sure everyone will agree with me...]
> :eek:)


Of course we will. Everyone knows Melbourne follows Sydney's lead. We
don't have a clue down here..

Did you guys get _any_ of last night's storm activity? I guess it
doesn't matter because you can simply tack it onto the insurance claim
from the last lot of hail damage :)

hippy ;o)
"Let the battle commence!"
 
Fran Bailey wrote:
> I've noticed there's mostly Victorian posts in this group. Where are
> the Sydney people?
>
> Isn't Sydney the centre of the known Universe? (With Centennial Park
> being the epicentre of cycling.) After all, we've got the best weather,
> the most courteous drivers, the shortest working hours, and with the
> cheap real estate we can all afford $15K bikes!
>
> [I'm sure everyone will agree with me...]
> :eek:)


Sydwho? Sydwhere?

;)

GPL
 
Don't all Sydney cyclists have a bike rack perminently fixed to their cars?
 
Yep, Sydney has the best bike paths, best bike lanes, best cafes, best pubs, best cultrual attractions, least crowded beaches and also has the friendliest people in Australia. No argument from me.

(Now that should stop them from coming down here and annoying the **** out of us about how wonderful the opera house is, how great the weather is and how fantastic the Olympics were).

"You got love this city for it's body and not its brains"........
 
Fran Bailey said:
I've noticed there's mostly Victorian posts in this group. Where are
the Sydney people?

Isn't Sydney the centre of the known Universe? (With Centennial Park
being the epicentre of cycling.) After all, we've got the best weather,
the most courteous drivers, the shortest working hours, and with the
cheap real estate we can all afford $15K bikes!

[I'm sure everyone will agree with me...]
:eek:)

All the Sydney cyclists are busy working...

Oops.

Ritch
 
<snip>

"Now that should stop them from coming down here and annoyin­g the
****
out of us about how wonderful the opera house is, how great ­the
weather
is and how fantastic the Olympics were"..............

<snip>

Now if only we could work out how to stop them from coming up to
Qld..... where we DO have great weather :p

Cheers,
Absent Husband
 
Fran Bailey wrote:

> I've noticed there's mostly Victorian posts in this group. Where are
> the Sydney people?
>
> Isn't Sydney the centre of the known Universe? (With Centennial Park
> being the epicentre of cycling.) After all, we've got the best weather,
> the most courteous drivers, the shortest working hours, and with the
> cheap real estate we can all afford $15K bikes!
>
> [I'm sure everyone will agree with me...]
> :eek:)


Everything except about Centennial Park. They're enforcing the 30Km/h speed
limit for bikes as well as cars- yet, I can still legally do 50 on any bike path.

--
Linux Registered User # 302622 <http://counter.li.org>
 
Marx SS wrote:
> Don't all Sydney cyclists have a bike rack perminently fixed to their
> cars?


Not all! If you live on the North Shore you can fit it into the back of
your wife's V8 Landcruiser (she uses it for picking the kiddies up from
school and meeting 'the girls' for lunch, dahling!). It's a good
counterweight to the 6' x 4' bullbar on the front...
 
> Everything except about Centennial Park. They're enforcing the 30Km/h
> speed limit for bikes as well as cars- yet, I can still legally do 50 on
> any bike path.


Can't see that causing much of a problem though. Just a short delay
while I answer their questions.

My name, officer? Armstrong. Call me Lance...
 
ritcho wrote:
>> All the Sydney cyclists are busy working...

Oops.

>> Ritch


Nah, out cycling, no time for usenet!
Jock
 
Fran Bailey wrote:

> Can't see that causing much of a problem though. Just a short delay
> while I answer their questions.


> My name, officer? Armstrong. Call me Lance...


I'm not that quick...
That's 50Km/h with a tailwind on the flat, I normally cruise at 35-40.

Still legal though. There are no legally enforceable speed limits on bike
paths. In NSW anyway.

Nice little loophole if you don't mind the occasional bump as you run over
pedestrians who don't hear the airhorns... :)
--
Linux Registered User # 302622 <http://counter.li.org>
 
Absent Husband said:
<snip>

"Now that should stop them from coming down here and annoyin*g the
****
out of us about how wonderful the opera house is, how great *the
weather
is and how fantastic the Olympics were"..............

<snip>

Now if only we could work out how to stop them from coming up to
Qld..... where we DO have great weather :p

Cheers,
Absent Husband
We installed the Nullarbor Plain - keeps most of the undesirables out :)

SteveA
 
Absent Husband wrote:

> <snip>
>
> "Now that should stop them from coming down here and annoyin­g the
> ****
> out of us about how wonderful the opera house is, how great ­the
> weather
> is and how fantastic the Olympics were"..............
>
> <snip>
>
> Now if only we could work out how to stop them from coming up to
> Qld..... where we DO have great weather :p
>
> Cheers,
> Absent Husband
>


Ahhh the beauty of the Nullabor...

--
Brett
 
warrwych said:
I thought Mt Jillamotong Braidwood was the eye of the needle of the centre of the world????????????????????????????/

naah, its obviously midway between the North and South Islands.
Clearly overrated, you cannot ride a bike there.
 
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>
> Don't all Sydney cyclists have a bike rack perminently fixed to their
> cars?
>
>
> --
> Marx SS
>

Yeah and none of the buggers take them off on weekdays just so they can clip
some poor (other) bugger accross the ears while they're reversing into their
illegal carspace (usually a bus stop)!!

DJ
 
Absent Husband wrote:
> <snip>
>
> "Now that should stop them from coming down here and annoyin­g the
> ****
> out of us about how wonderful the opera house is, how great ­the
> weather
> is and how fantastic the Olympics were"..............
>
> <snip>
>
> Now if only we could work out how to stop them from coming up to
> Qld..... where we DO have great weather :p
>
> Cheers,
> Absent Husband
>

Yes i have to say brissy/gold coast is the best place on earth to live
and cycle. Best weather thats for sure.
 
Fran Bailey wrote:
> I've noticed there's mostly Victorian posts in this group. Where are
> the Sydney people?
>
> Isn't Sydney the centre of the known Universe? (With Centennial Park
> being the epicentre of cycling.) After all, we've got the best weather,
> the most courteous drivers, the shortest working hours, and with the
> cheap real estate we can all afford $15K bikes!
>
> [I'm sure everyone will agree with me...]
> :eek:)

So where is sydney again? is that east or west coast? lol.
 

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