Lysterfield access

I suppose the line between terrorism & vandelism is pretty thin....

ray said:

Greetings,
My comments the other day about access to the Lysterfield CG MTB
course were justified. Was down there for unrelated reasons this arvo,
and Stud Rd traffic was nothing short of frigging horrible. The sooner
they add bus lanes to that abominable road the better.
Returned via way of Lysterfield Rd on the grounds I figure it couldn't
be any worse, which it wasn't.
Security everywhere, cruising the course in land barges. Good thing I'm
not of a malicious frame of mind, or I could taken a pair of shears in
my pannier and snipped all their nice TV and power cables. Fortunately,
I'm a cycle-tourist rather than a cycle-terrorist.
Cheers,

The rest of the park and singletrack (as it thursday the 9th) is still rideable. They are only closing it for 48 hours or something over competition time.

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Quoted message said:

Greetings,
My comments the other day about access to the Lysterfield CG MTB course
were justified. Was down there for unrelated reasons this arvo, and Stud
Rd traffic was nothing short of frigging horrible. The sooner they add bus
lanes to that abominable road the better.
Returned via way of Lysterfield Rd on the grounds I figure it couldn't be
any worse, which it wasn't.
Security everywhere, cruising the course in land barges. Good thing I'm
not of a malicious frame of mind, or I could taken a pair of shears in my
pannier and snipped all their nice TV and power cables. Fortunately, I'm a
cycle-tourist rather than a cycle-terrorist.
Cheers,

I also noticed the security in the land barges last wednesday when i rode
it, they guy i rode past whilst i was going up hill (going up the road to
the car park from the start finish area), and he was coasting downhill in
his rav 4 gave me the sour-est look, like what the hell do you think you are
doing here, ignored him of course.

marin