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Athy to Dublin daily

  • 07-06-2006 12:25pm
    #1
    Chunkylover
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    Does anyone do this or anything like it AA says it takes about 1 hour so it shoudl be agood bit easier on the bike, just want to know how tiring it is doing it in and out each day, chances are ill be using a car on the colder days, hopfully ill be putting a deposit on a apt there fairly soon and dont want to realise that the travel is to much for me 6 months in


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  • #2
    sutty
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    I used to know a lad that got a single story place down there. He found it a bit on the hard side. From what I remember at first he was not driving, as he was not able to. But then he started driving to the train station. (I think he found that the worst) Then he started driving fully into the city center. In the car I think he found it a bit tiring. As he was in traffic on the M/N7 alot. Remember the route planer doesn't account for that. On the bike though, it doesn't take to long. Depending on your traffic sifting/squiding skills. (I've done athy to Dublin in about 30/40min. but that was in a large group of bikes coming back from the Rev-up for DSI. I didn't find it to bad at all really. But as you know, doing it each day can take it out of you.


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