Kai's 2nd Birthday

Photos from Kai's 2nd birthday. Family and friends. Moments link here

SICBUG Palm Beach

9x SICOs made the cold 7am Depart this morning. 2× (Tom and Tony) made the turn at Chuch Point to head home. Bro Pete led us toward the sea using his trusty new Garmin to keep us "on track". No sooner had we arrived at Palm Beach and we were "off-course". Never mind, using the ocean as a fairly good reference point we headed clockwise around the Palm Beach/Whale Beach circuit and made a collective wish that we could have bought a beach shack up this way sometime in the '60s! Even the most basic dwellings with any type of view start at $2mill! Back to MVR after climbing McCarrs Creek Rd and Sams invitation to bike out to Duffys Forest went largely unheeded. The overwhelming vote was to head straight to coffee at St Ives. A chilly but enjoyable mornings ride. Check out my ride on Strava:

SICBUG West Head

A brisk morning with a brisk pace. 8x SICOs braved the cold with a slightly reduced group of 7x going all the way to West Head. Check out my ride on Strava:

SICBUG Cottage Point plus Church Point

This was a very chilly morning. I was the only rider to turn up. Di nuovo solo! Un inizio molto freddo. Check out my ride on Strava:

Calga with Gra

Battling the cold with Gra Domestique. A wet and cold ride with Gra to Calga. This was designated SICBUG ride but only two of us turned up. Check out my ride on Strava

SICBUG The Long Track

A super mornings social ride with the gang. SICBUG riders did not show. Apart from Neil. Check out my 22.5 km Ride on Strava:

SICBUG Warriewood

Today's outing was possibly the coldest of the year so far. About 15x shivering SICOs gathered at St Ives for the off. Despite the low temperatures no fog through Akuna Bay and a steady pace ensued with many other cyclists enjoying the dry weather after last weeks big wet. After a brief stop at West Head Rd the group split up. Caroline and Jane decided that two Akunas are better than one and pedalled off to return to St Ives that way. The rest of us took the low road to Church Point and cold, windy Warriewood. Fortunately the beach and cafe were still there after last weekends huge storms which washed away half of Sydney's northern beaches. After coffee and checking out the surf we teamed up with Hamish and Mustafa who had arrived earlier at the cafe. A brisk return home saw our new recruit "Big Ring" Robyn, along with Sam, Gra and Hamish set a cracking pace along McCarrs Ck Rd up to Terrey Hills. Coffee at Eden Café topped off a great morning ride. Check out my ride on Strava: