But if you turn left at Hindmarsh, join up with the Monaro and then onto Morshead Drive/Parkes Way for some quick roundabout action, through to the GDE and then end up at Haydon Drive. In the mornings I can get to work in 21-22 minutes with only 2/3 traffic lights, lots of left-handers and most roads set to 80/90 km/h.Queanbeyan to Canberra
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br3w
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Queanbeyan to Canberra
Okay it's not a long drive But if you turn left at Hindmarsh, join up with the Monaro and then onto Morshead Drive/Parkes Way for some quick roundabout action, through to the GDE and then end up at Haydon Drive. In the mornings I can get to work in 21-22 minutes with only 2/3 traffic lights, lots of left-handers and most roads set to 80/90 km/h.
But if you turn left at Hindmarsh, join up with the Monaro and then onto Morshead Drive/Parkes Way for some quick roundabout action, through to the GDE and then end up at Haydon Drive. In the mornings I can get to work in 21-22 minutes with only 2/3 traffic lights, lots of left-handers and most roads set to 80/90 km/h.-
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Re: Queanbeyan to Canberra
For those of us who are visual learners: http://g.co/maps/wk97t (Google maps)
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br3w
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Thanks marty, what google maps doesn't show... no fixed radar traps 
and I have done this route hundreds of times now and never seen the fuzz (early in the mornings at least). Not that I go over the posted speed limits, I find driving the mx-5 any speed over 60 feels like you are in a F1 cockpit!
and I have done this route hundreds of times now and never seen the fuzz (early in the mornings at least). Not that I go over the posted speed limits, I find driving the mx-5 any speed over 60 feels like you are in a F1 cockpit!-
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Re: Queanbeyan to Canberra
I have a friend who lived for years at one end of that trip, and worked at the other end ... and owned an MX-5 SP. He was often happy. :-)
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Best Detour in Canberra
https://www.google.com.au/maps/dir/-35.2847645,149.161493/-35.2702281,149.1582978/@-35.281265,149.1560577,14.75z/data=!4m2!4m1!3e0
If your MX5 is stock you may stuggle a little bit, but with a frisky engine it's a great climb.
If your MX5 is stock you may stuggle a little bit, but with a frisky engine it's a great climb.
M O N D A ... MX5 Powered by K24 Honda Power BUILD THREAD -> http://mx5cartalk.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=57&t=63786
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Re: Queanbeyan to Canberra
Yes, that Duntroon roundabout westbound is my favourite spot for some nicely judged cornering 
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... I never met a horsepower I didn't like (thanks bwob)
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