O's broken arm is fully healed so he was keen to try out the Park again. Up into the clouds at the top.
First lap, headed into Possum, all the way down to the mid point. O had a massive smile on his face all the way, and was getting sore hands by the bottom. Then, instead of dohc, we headed into the new Handle the Jandal, unfinished as yet, but not bad. A couple of corners don't flow that well, but man you can carry some speed in some sections. As yet unfinished, and so you're directed down a steep offcamber corner then a rough and gravelly 4wd road out the bottom of the valley.
Second lap, and last uplift getting there just before 7, we headed into Summit Connector, then into the Nun which was techy for him. Then onto Old Dyers, aka Choir Boy, bombing down this, O really enjoying it, except for the climb at the end. And finally, Loess Rider, which he loved.
Unfortunately MMR wouldnt kick in when we were on the lift, so I gave up on it. Based on previous similar rides, we probably did 18 to 20 kms, including the lift, and virtually no climbing.
First lap, headed into Possum, all the way down to the mid point. O had a massive smile on his face all the way, and was getting sore hands by the bottom. Then, instead of dohc, we headed into the new Handle the Jandal, unfinished as yet, but not bad. A couple of corners don't flow that well, but man you can carry some speed in some sections. As yet unfinished, and so you're directed down a steep offcamber corner then a rough and gravelly 4wd road out the bottom of the valley.
Second lap, and last uplift getting there just before 7, we headed into Summit Connector, then into the Nun which was techy for him. Then onto Old Dyers, aka Choir Boy, bombing down this, O really enjoying it, except for the climb at the end. And finally, Loess Rider, which he loved.
Unfortunately MMR wouldnt kick in when we were on the lift, so I gave up on it. Based on previous similar rides, we probably did 18 to 20 kms, including the lift, and virtually no climbing.
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