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Adventure Tours For
Adventurous People
What the
travellers have to say.............

"To say that I was a little
anxious about going on the "Murray to the Mountains Cycling
Tour" last October is probably the understatement of the year.
You see, I had only started cycling at the end of July & my
"gut" feeling was that it was too soon to tackle a trip like
this. Jon assured me that, with a few additional rides leading
up to our departure, I'd be fine. He was right.
What makes it easy is that Jon transports your bike & all your
gear to Victoria & there's a support vehicle so that if, at any
time, you do need a rest, you can just hop in the van. Jon also
organises all the accommodation (great mix of styles) and meals
(fabulous food & wine), so that all you need to do is relax and
enjoy the ride!
So if you're new to cycling and think that one of Bushranger
Bikes Cycling Tours is beyond you, they're not. It's one of the
best holidays I've ever had, increased my overall cycling
confidence and opened up an unexpected recreational activity
that I will continue to enjoy."
Jan - Murray to
Mountains & Bendigo Tour - October 2010
"G'day
Jon,
It's hard to believe that a week ago we were in Wellington. It's
been a tough week back at the office and I know where I'd rather
be.
Congratulations on doing such a great job. The organisation,
accommodation, food, transport & all other associated aspects
were great. This holiday has to be one of the best, if not the
best I've ever experienced.
Best wishes & many thanks"
- Lesley Prior - March 2007

"Thanks to my fellow MTB travellers for their companionship over
the past 10 days, both on and off the track. Also to Jon and
Dale for the execution of their well organised tour, experience
and tolerance to make this a most memorable tour.
Is it on again next year?"
- Terry Heydon - Feb 2007
Download Terry's Diary -
click here!
"Boy!! Did we do all of this in a fortnight???
Do this type of event again? You betcha!!
Thanks to my fellow “gang riders” for a very memorable
adventure."
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Terry Heydon - March 2006

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