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  • Good driving roads

    Hi peoples

    just received my new gti last weekend.

    Just wondering if anyone has any good suggestions on good driving roads around nsw especially from central coast to midnorth coast? Something fun and twisty would be awesome

    Thanks
    Delivered: GTI Carbon, DSG, ACC, biXenons, leather, sunroof, park assist, 18"detroits

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    Avoid the beaten path and there's fun to be had.

    Kyogle Road is pretty twisty (Murwillumbah to Kyogle) and the Gwydir Highway (Grafton to Glen Innes) is pretty good too.

    Closer to Sydney there's the Bells Line of Road (Windsor to Lithgow), Old Pacific Highway (Hornsby to Gosford), Royal National Park (Heathcote/Waterfall to Wollongong) and Putty Road (Richmond to Singleton).

    I've driven those, and they're pretty entertaining.

    Further west, Mudgee to Bathurst via Sofala has some great hills and beautiful sweepers (as well as a couple of wicked blind double-apex bends to keep you on your toes).

    The Alpine Way down south is reportedly good too, though I haven't sampled it personally.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Mr Messy View Post
      the Gwydir Highway (Grafton to Glen Innes) is pretty good too.
      This!
      I am not from NSW but it's always a fun drive when we go camping down south to take this one.
      My Tiguan TSI APR Stg2 + RPF1's

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      • #4
        Hmmm, there is a thread where all these roads are covered.... will try and find it

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Mr Messy View Post
          Bells Line of Road (Windsor to Lithgow),
          AWESOME route , i grew up around there and used to drive from Tennyson to Lithgow along Bells LOR. Great corners, especially once you start to learn it.

          Few words of warning. Be very careful of the fixed speed cam at Kurrajong Heights (gets a lot of folks) and take your chances with the cops on a weekend as they know its a popular road. just keep straight speeds legal but hit the corners hard
          MY02 Bora V6 4Mo|Matte Black plastidip|VTDA|R32 Exhaust|R32 dampers and springs|TT pedals|R32 steering wheel|17" 8L S3 rims|R32 sways|Blue Haldex|EBC reds

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