The Sydney Harbour Bridge trike ride was the tour of choice for Sam + Siobhan. Craig met them at Circular Quay and they toured around the Royal Botanical Gardens via Mrs Macquarie’s Chair. Then over the Sydney Harbour Bridge to Blues Point Reserve, then Jeffery’s Wharf and around the Kirribilli Loop. They had time to ride up to Cremorne before returning over the Bridge and back to Circular Quay.

It was a beautiful day for a ride and Sydney showed off her best. The trike tour was a great experience and a fun way to see the major sights of Sydney.

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A Sydney trike exploration tour was a great experience for our Irish passengers to do. It showed them areas of Sydney they wouldn’t have seen otherwise. It also gives them an orientation of how the city is laid out.

Craig picked them up at the Shangri La Hotel in the Rocks for the Eastern Panorama ride. We toured via Kings Cross, Rose Bay on to Watsons Bay. Then to Bondi,  Bronte and cut through Centennial Park before returning to the hotel.

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A 90th birthday trike ride was just what Lloyd wanted. His family gave him a Gift Voucher for it so he could organise a time which suited him and when he was feeling well. Craig picked the passengers up from his home in the eastern suburbs. They toured past Maroubra, Coogee, Clovelly and onto Bronte beach before returning home.

It was a wonderful experience and not stressful or strenuous for a 90 year old. Another tick on the bucket list.

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The Eastern Suburbs is the metropolitan region directly to the east and south-east of the CBD of Sydney. It extends from the peninsula of South Head at Watsons Bay to the suburb of La Perouse in the south. A distance of approx 21kms. It includes famous areas such as Kings Cross, Cenntennial Park, Moore Park and Paddingon.

Liz bought Len a Beach Beauty birthday trike tour gift voucher. She bought it for him last year and they finally worked out a date to use it. They come from the central coast which is about 93kms north of Sydney. They drove down to Beacon Hill in Sydney where Craig, our trike rider picked them up. He picked them up at Beacon Hill then rode to Clontarf and Dobroyd Headland.  Dobroyd Headland has wonderful views towards both North and South Head. Craig then drove them up the coast via the northern beaches, stopping at Mona Vale beach for a bite of lunch.

The return to their car at Beacon Hill was via Mccarrs Creek Road. Mccarrs Creek Road goes through part of the southern area of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park and is a lovely scenic, green area.

The Southern Spectacular trike tour sounded like fun and something different to do. This tour does show people parts of Sydney that most visitors to our city don’t get to see. Brian picked up our passengers from outside Sydney University. He drove them through the southern suburbs of Sydney to the beautiful Royal National Park. They stopped at Bald Hill for photos and drink break, then headed down Stanwell, over the Sea Cliff Bridge. It is a beautiful part of the coast. They then headed back into the city where Brian dropped them off at Haymarket.

The Royal National Park is Australia’s first National Park and after Yellowstone in the U.S.A. was the second National Park in the world to be established. If you are looking for something different to experience and something different to see, this just might be the tour for you.

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A Sydney trike adventure was just what our passengers wanted to do. We organised Craig to pick them up from their hotel and took them on a two hour sight seeing tour. He drove them over the Sydney Harbor Bridge to Jeffrey Street Wharf where they did the Kirribilli Loop.  After that, they travelled back over the Harbour Bridge to the Royal Botanical Gardens and drove past Mrs Macquarie’s Chair. Next, Craig drove them through the lovely Centennial Park to the eastern beaches. This included Coogee, Clovelly, Bronte, and Bondi Beach where they were dropped off to have some lunch and explore the Bondi area.

Our passengers were in Sydney for just a short time. A Sydney trike adventure is definitely a great idea when you have limited time but want to see Sydney and parts of Sydney other tourists don’t get to see.

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A Harley ride Christmas Voucher present was such a great idea. Holly’s parents didn’t know what to buy her for Christmas last year so they bought her the Harley ride. Buying the voucher meant she could pick a date that suited her. Perry picked her up in the Eastern suburbs, drove her around the city, over the Harbour Bridge to the north side where they did the Kirribilli Loop. This involves stopping near Jeffrey Street Wharf for photos and a view across the harbour to the Opera Hause and Sydney city. It also has a view of the Harbour Bridge from the side and you’ll also drive underneath it.

They rode back over the Harbour Bridge, around the Botanical Gardens, past Mrs Macquarie’s Chair and back to the drop off in Bondi. Holly and Perry both had fun on the ride, the riders love showing off Sydney from the back of their Harleys.

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Christmas voucher trike ride was bought by the sister and her family of the Boland + Hoffmann Families. After a postponement because of rain, between us we organised another date. Our trike riders Craig and Steve picked them up from their home in the inner west. The ride was for 2 hours so they drove along Henley Marine Drive, past Mrs Macquarie’s Chair, over the Sydney Harbour Bridge to Jeffrey’s Wharf where they did the Kirribilli Loop. They continued on past the beautiful Balmoral Beach and Seaforth before returning home via River Road and the Gladesville Bridge. The Gladesville Bridge has wonderful views from the inner west towards the city and the Harbour Bridge.

Susan wrote on our Facebook page; “What an exhilarating way to see our beautiful city! It was especially lovely to see my dad enjoying a motorbike ride after many years. The kids especially loved it. Thanks Troll Tours – great family fun experience. ?

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Kim + Kylie have both wanted to do a trike tour for quite a number of years – this is the year! They organised the Beach Beauty birthday trike tour with us. They live in the inner west of Sydney but decided to drive to the north side so they could see more of the northern beaches. We researched the areas and found a good place in Chatswood where there is no time limit of parking fees. Craig our trike rider, picked them up from there and took them on the 3 hour Beach Beauty tour. They wanted to spend more time around the Palm Beach area because they don’t visit there much. Craig knows the area well so showed them the well-known and famous sights (Home and Away territory) and the lesser known but equally as impressive scenery.

Our passengers had a wonderful time, saw heaps and loved the experience of being on the trike. There really is no feeling like it, it is so much fun.

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A birthday celebration trike tour doing the 3 Bridges ride was a great way to celebrate Stephanie’s birthday. They come from Brisbane and decided to celebrate in style so came to Sydney. Craig picked them up from their hotel and drove them over the 3 bridges. The first bridge was the Sydney Harbour Bridge where Craig took them around the Kirribilli Loop. They stopped for photos of them on the trike with the Harbour Bridge and the Opera House in the background.

The next bridge was the Gladesville Bridge. It has wonderful views towards the city from a western perspective. When opened on 2 October 1964 it was, at 1000 feet (305 metres) the longest span concrete bridge in the world. It remained so until superseded in 1980 by the 416 metre span Krk Bridge in Croatia. We are still proud of it!

The third bridge was the spectacular ANZAC Bridge. Seeing it without a metal roof above is a sight to behold, it really is an amazing bridge. Then Craig drove them through the city to their drop off place. A fun trike ride was a great start to the birthday celebrations!

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