This afternoon I rode to a small short job at Hastings Point and finished just as the storm was nearly breaking. Nearly, because there was a lot of promise but nothing eventuated with it just rushing out to sea. Anyway my daughter had asked me to show her the route to Kingscliff via Salt so I gave her a call and said I would meet her at Cabba Cycles, (I needed a spare tube for the cypress). Off I rode into the 35-40km/hr Northerly at a chugging 15km /hour.
We joined up and I let her draught me on her 3 speed Beach Cruiser and we managed to sit on a constant 18 km/hr along the bike path up through Casuarina. At the end of the current path we entered the old Coast Road section, which has been denuded of all vegetation in preparation of the stalled development, and the wind just cut us to shreds getting us to suffer dropping to 12 km/hr.
At the sand pit, Salt, we just turned around and floated back home at a leisurely peddled 25 km/hr.
Making 26 kilometres all up. The return trip took less than half the time as the North bound journey had.
Wednesday, 14 October 2009
Windy Flats
Posted by TweedCoastTreadly at Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Labels: CabaCycles, Cypress, Family Time, winds
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