Today we headed up to George Town and Low Head, the sun was out but the roads in the mountains were very wet, some ripper corners some speed rated at just 15km/h which was fun, but due to the wet road meant we had to take them fairly easy and stick to the rated speeds. We got just South of Derby and the winds hit us hard side on. From there on it was hard riding due to extremely gusty and strong winds blowing the bikes sideways. I was sitting behind dad on the ...

Day 2 in St Helens, today we woke up to a bright sunny day which we were both really happy about as we were hitting the bay of fires today. We headed out at about 930am and headed North to Binalong Bay to see the Bay of Fires, blue sky, blue water and granite rocks with a tinge of orange it looked amazing. We then headed further North to The Gardens, picturesque beaches, rocks and blue waters made it feel like we were riding on a postcard, I never thought suc...

Today we set off from Bicheno, north along the coast to St Helens. The weather was cold and wet, it rained the entire trip but the road was fun and due to only being a bit over 1 hours ride was quite enjoyable. We arrived in St Helens and stopped at the Bakery for a coffee to warm up as a heap of Targa Tasmania cars drove through town after completing stage 2 of the race, we enjoyed the view of a heap of Porches, Ferraris the odd Lamborghini and Mercedes as we h...

Today was day 3 in Bicheno. We woke to a beautiful blue sky and the sun shining brightly, had breakfast and headed out on the bikes for a bit of sightseening we headed to a local swimming hole in the Apsley National Park, but when we hit a rough dirt road that my skinny front tyre didn't like at all causing me to nearly put the bike down we decided to turn around and head back out onto the black stuff. Giving up on that idea due to 5kms of bush tracks not suite...

Today we woke to a ripper sunny day, a walk around town checking out the local shops, cafes and scenery. Before we jumped on the bikes and headed 30 minutes up the road to Coles Bay, a quick stop for a pie and drink before we headed into Freycinet National Park to walk to the Wineglass Bay Lookout. The walk was quite difficult walking straight up the mountain especially carrying our helmets and dressed in riding gear, the rangers recommend good hiking clothes an...