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    I ended up driving from Brisbane to the GC today via Mt Tambourine. The Pac Mway was bumper to bumper so I took the excuse for the scenic detour and time spent in Race Mode.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mattlock View Post
    I ended up driving from Brisbane to the GC today via Mt Tambourine. The Pac Mway was bumper to bumper so I took the excuse for the scenic detour and time spent in Race Mode.


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    That's as good of an excuse as any!

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    Quote Originally Posted by danielb_c View Post
    Looks like a great drive, if Google Maps is anything to go by.

    One of my favourite drives is Kangaroo Valley, as long as you don't get stuck behind a horse float, but yet to take the Golf on this one.

    That's my daily commute in the Golf R - Highlands to Nowra and return (Barrengarry Mt, KV and Cambewarra Mt).
    Early morning is best
    Wildlife is the biggest issue, tons of wombats around there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jake View Post
    That's my daily commute in the Golf R - Highlands to Nowra and return (Barrengarry Mt, KV and Cambewarra Mt).
    Early morning is best
    Wildlife is the biggest issue, tons of wombats around there.
    Very nice.

    I know what you mean about wildlife. Years ago on the south coast I saw an MX5 that had hit a wombat dead on in a 80kmh zone at night. Not pretty. I think the car had more damage...

    My daily has a few twisties in it, but it's over within a couple of minutes. Odd, not the first time I've heard that...

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    Warburton to Marysville is awesome.

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    Thredbo > Khancoban https://goo.gl/maps/YCeiJPZkbq72
    As epic as it gets, nice cool mountain air as well!

    Glenorie > St Albans (via Webbs Ck & St Albans Rd) https://goo.gl/maps/NfqwBhjpDLk
    The Ferry > St Albans 20k section is great, im lucky enough to have a place in St Albans so know it very well.

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    Monkeysrus, after using it last year that wisemans ferry barge owes my GTI some paint. Felt like it almost took the front bumper off even with me getting off at quite an angle. Never again, I'll go the long way via the highway! Horrible scraping!

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    Quote Originally Posted by monkeysrus View Post
    Thredbo > Khancoban https://goo.gl/maps/YCeiJPZkbq72
    As epic as it gets, nice cool mountain air as well!
    Not an area I've had the good fortune of going to, but it's on the bucket list.

    Quote Originally Posted by monkeysrus View Post
    Glenorie > St Albans (via Webbs Ck & St Albans Rd) https://goo.gl/maps/NfqwBhjpDLk
    The Ferry > St Albans 20k section is great, im lucky enough to have a place in St Albans so know it very well.
    Great suggestion. I'd probably add Galston Gorge onto this one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimi View Post
    Monkeysrus, after using it last year that wisemans ferry barge owes my GTI some paint. Felt like it almost took the front bumper off even with me getting off at quite an angle. Never again, I'll go the long way via the highway! Horrible scraping!
    Is your GTI lowered or stock? I've been pretty surprised by the clearance of my stock height R, no idea what difference there is, if any.

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    I think the R is 5mm lower than a GTI. My R catches and scrapes a fair bit on kerbs and driveways. My Mk5 GT (same height as a GTI) used to scrape and catch too.


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