Who Likes The Hills!

[Dearlove]

just started doing alot more hills runs lately.

just wondering who likes the hill, what part and why?

going to start heading further out of perth see if i can find new roads

[Topaz]

I envy Top Gear

http://www.redlineblog.com/top-gears-world...road-in-detail/

[gazza750]

everyone loves hills runs except the resident who get pi**ed off with us all the time and call the police because so many who love the hills runs act like dickheads

[NA_Goodness]

I remember locking the brakes and almost hitting a tree at an undisclosed speed because I was trying to keep up with everyone else... That being said, I love hills runs!

[ZXY]

love hill runs, if there are no cars around.

[Public Enemy]

yeah the hills are bloody tops, just watch out for the kangas.

Kalamunda to Mundaring FTW, couple of nice almost hairpins.

[bubba]

It's the "surprise! I'm tightening!" corners that get me lol

P.s. <3 my new huge brakes, they were great on the last cruise through the hills

[Stinky Rooster]

I envy Top Gear

http://www.redlineblog.com/top-gears-world...road-in-detail/

+11ty

*faps*

[taipan73]

The hills east of Bunbury, out Ferguson Valley way are great as well as the roads around Bridgtown, Nannup and Balingup

You metrosexuals really should get down that way

[bubba]

what are the road surfaces like?

[Stinky Rooster]

The hills east of Bunbury, out Ferguson Valley way are great as well as the roads around Bridgtown, Nannup and Balingup

You metrosexuals really should get down that way

+11ty

the road from Bridgetown to Donelly River is still one of my alltime favourites.

AND you can get some awesome cheese and wine (and mushrooms ) on the way home

[taipan73]

Yep that is a great road. Have you tried the Nannup/ Balingup road, awesome!

Wouldn't know about mushies but the wine and cheese rocks.

+11ty

the road from Bridgetown to Donelly River is still one of my alltime favourites.

AND you can get some awesome cheese and wine (and mushrooms ) on the way home

[taipan73]

You get a real mix of road surfaces, some are great, others are narrow and pretty bumpy. Gives the suspension a good workout. Generally the roads around Nannup, Bridgetown and Balingup are pretty good. The roads out in the Furgeson Valley/ Collie area can be a bit rough.

what are the road surfaces like?

[bubba]

narrow & bumpy ftmfl.

[taipan73]

At risk of sounding like a twit here but what does ftmfl stand for

[Stinky Rooster]

LOL

it means he has a diff and suspension that would reduce his kidneys to something resembling a sultana before he got 20kms

(For The Mother f**king Lose)

[taipan73]

LOLS. I personally like the different surfaces, cept when ya start skipping sideways round a tight bend, tends to test you out

[Marco-R34GTT]

everyone loves hills runs except the resident who get pi**ed off with us all the time and call the police because so many who love the hills runs act like dickheads

Ditto, which is exactly why I never go on them. I'd much rather do that stuff in controlled environments where there are no legal compromises.. However, in WA, we have crappy facilities, hence why many people 'risk it' I suppose.. However, I'm not keen on the idea of hurling my car down a narrow piece of sh!tty bitumen, only to be surrounded by gargantuan trees that would cut my car in half like a slab of butter.. I agree that it is fun, but between the real danger, and the fact there are d*ckheads that do give the speed limits a good nudge, I can't see the sense in it..

[bubba]

LOL

it means he has a diff and suspension that would reduce his kidneys to something resembling a sultana before he got 20kms

(For The Mother f**king Lose)

+1

LOLS. I personally like the different surfaces, cept when ya start skipping sideways round a tight bend, tends to test you out

My jap coilovers and 2-way diff makes it quite a handful on roads like that.

[R33GTRKid]

so when are we going?