
The ride out of Sydney is pretty relaxed and there are plenty of back roads to take. We rarely stayed on the main roads such as the Princess Highway, mainly because there was too much traffic, too much noise and they are quite boring. You get on one, go in a straight line and just keep following it.
Cycling Asia v Cycling Australia
China: Travel five kms and you come to another town, travel a few minutes and you meet other people (well, Central and Eastern China).
Aust: Travel 30 kms and you might see another town, travel an hour and maybe see another car (on the coast anyway).
China: Constant horn usuage, they may be deafening, but they are warning you as well.
Aust: Less horns, but when they use them, they are abusing you. Oh, and they'll have 'P' plates on their car.
China: They'll just miss you on the road, but that's how they drive and don't know better.
Aust: Better drivers, but many will just miss you on the road - and they do know better...
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