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road v mtb I have ridden road for a couple of years and only recently taken up MTB, with the proviso that I live in Hobart and ride up the side of a mountain when off road (lots of hills on road), I find MTB forcing me to a whole new level of fitness. Oh and some of my on road bikes are...

trails Try pedalbite.com if you haven't its a Tasmanian MTB site with stacks of info on the assorted trails and is pretty active for a small state.

pogo stick http://www.flybar.com/pages/home.html Anyone used one of these Flybar pogo sticks?

signal Unfortunately a bell is the most reconisable signal to walkers, if you get a small one the same colour as your handle bars it shouldn't be to visible. Anything else will probaly just confuse the walkers (they have enough trouble working out what a bicycle bell is).:rolleyes:

Tasmanian track If you really want an longer trip try this link, It's a track from the top of Tasmania to the bottom. http://www.parks.tas.gov.au/recreation/tastrail.html

Thanks for the heads up about the Avanti sale Thanks for the heads up about the Avanti sale, I shot into the LBS and grabbed an Atomic Disc as my first real mountain bike. I've done stacks of road riding but want to give off road a serious go. GeeBee