Bikepacking Otways - VIC
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- Опубліковано 2 січ 2021
- The moment COVID travel restrictions were lifted, Zac and George left tyre smoke down the driveway as they took off for a sneaky long weekend of Bikepacking through the glorious Otways.
4x4 and single track from the other side of Anglesea, through to Forrest and finishing down at Wye River, it was tough pedalling fat bikes loaded with tons of bourbon, water, food and camping gear and lots and lots of hike-a-bike up hills.
Riding a pair of luscious Muru Tanami Titanium fat bikes with Bike Bag Dude bags bulging at 39kg each bicycle, the iSi Extreme Duty bicycle carrier was the only choice to safely transport to the start. The Blue Danube soundtrack by Strauss to lighten the mood.
#offroad #fortuner #fatbike #bikerack #bikepacking #camping #isibicyclecarriers - Спорт
Wicked rigs team :)
Very cool
Awesome
good ride fred... better luck next time!
HI....from Singapore here, miss the place.......we over nite at the devil's kitchen...thinking of hitting the place again once the pendamic iz over.
Super cool father and son trip George. :-)
Great fun John. Poor Zac has been dragged over all sorts of remote tracks and trails ever since he was a baby. The dynamic has evolved though. Now it's Zac waiting at the top of the next hill yelling "Are you okay Dad?"
@@isibicyclecarriers8107 Any parent that gets to spend quality time with their grown up kids has to be proud of that George. The rest is just ... stuff. Very cool George, very cool indeed.
What bikes are you riding?
Fayt bike
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What route was this?
We made our own way Andre to take in 4WD, management and mtb tracks whilst respecting Parks Vic directives to avoid walkers-only tracks. The only bit of road was a short section to get onto Pennyroyal track and falls. Starting from the cnr of Woodland Track and Forest Rd, south to salt creek diversion around the Alcoa plant, Currawong falls where there's a sneaky water tap in the day area to top up, then west to the town of Forrest for food, drinks and the most hospitable campground. Finally south to Wye River. Make sure that your brakes are up to it. Endless descent at hero speeds..... All up about 150km and more climbing than we care to remember.
@@isibicyclecarriers8107 That sounds awesome. Thanks so much for the detailed info! I've been thinking about a ride through that national park, but had no idea about it. Looks like an awesome trip.