69 / Putty Road : Windsor - Broke

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i never sleep | Febbraio 7, 2008 | Oceania > Australia Itinerari Motos > New South Wales
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Aprile 5, 2012 - Star Rating Graphic

Full footage from Colo hights to broke added to the route

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Marzo 2, 2012 - Star Rating Graphic

15 k bends at broke end are awesome http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0p6SuCvQw0k&feature=youtube_gdata_player

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Febbraio 2, 2012 - Star Rating Graphic

Awesome road, great 15k bends video to follow when I get the time lol its one to be done!

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Maggio 25, 2011 - Star Rating Graphic

Please note that the Truckstop petrol station on this route has burnt to the ground. Making it a long stretch between drinks.

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Febbraio 7, 2008 - Star Rating Graphic

After leaving Windsor on the Sydney outskirts, the road winds through a twisty section as it climbs and descends into the countryside. Whilst the corners are good, the surface is not, so bide your time, till you reach the Colo Heights area (Petrol available), whereupon the road begins to open up.

The next section is fairly fast with very few hazards except for random wildlife from the National Parkland. There are no real side junctions. It carries on for a fair while and may be considered a little dull by some, but again, there is a reason why this is such a great road...

In the northern section, the Putty road approaches a line of hills which stand between the National Parkland and the famous vineyards of the Hunter valley. As these hills get closer, the surface changes from average to very good and the road starts to twist and turn in all directions as it navigates a pass through the hills. This is the known as the 15k bends. They start to come thick and fast, almost all are well signposted and the surface remains consistently good. Whilst, this is an extremely twisty and challenging section, there are a couple of points where a decent road bike will be able to overtake, so dont despair if you find yourself stuck behind a slow moving car.
The 15k bends make the entire journey worthwhile, and will be enjoyable on any size of bike. While they are certainly twisty, there are no real frighteners that come from nowhere, so with a little caution mixed with a little confidence, you can have use your tyres as God intended.



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