A Touch Of Paradise

A Touch Of Paradise

This entry is part 11 of 21 in the series Adventure Rider Issue #42

The three-wheeled brigade is underway again. Late October is the expected running of another amazing Ural annual get-together, and Adventure Rider Magazine joined the recce for a day-and-a-half of sensational trundling through the wilds of the NSW Mid North Coast. The other half day of the two-day trip was a bit how’s-your-father.

It was back in issue #29 Adventure Rider Magazine’s editor last joined a Ural recce ride.

On that occasion the route wandered from Ural Australia’s home base at Uralla, near Armidale, NSW, south through some fabulous open country and rolling hills, and ground to a halt when ride leader, Greg Jansen from Rocky Creek Designs, disappeared down a trail off Cells River Road west of Port Macquarie and wasn’t seen again until Police Rescue dragged him out later that evening.

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