A trike tour of 3 bridges was definitely an experience our passengers wanted to do. They met Steve at Circular Quay and he rode them around on the tour. The first bridge was the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge. In our 12 years of doing tours, we never tire of seeing the arch from below. It is a great view from the trikes and Harleys as there is no roof to stop the view. First stop was Blues Point with the gorgeous view across Sydney Harbour towards the Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge.

They continued on into the lower north shore suburbs which led them to the inner western suburbs. There they rode over the second major bridge, the Gladesville Bridge. It has wonderful views along the Parramatta River to the Harbour Bridge. It is good seeing the city and the Harbour Bridge from a different perspective.

The Gladesville Bridge leads onto the main arterial road, Victoria Road. They travelled on it for a short time before turning off into the suburbs of Drummoyne and Leichhardt where they followed the Bay Run. It is a 7 km walkway used by walkers, joggers, dog walkers and bicycles. It follows around Iron Cove which is part of the Parramatta River.

Then onto the third bridge the fabulous ANZAC Bridge. The bridge was given its current name on Remembrance Day in 1998 to honour the memory of the soldiers of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (known as Anzacs) who served in WW1. An Australian Flag flies atop the eastern pylon and a New Zealand Flag flies atop the western pylon.

Each of the bridges has an interesting history and each is constructed very differently so the trike tour of 3 bridges is a good ride to do. Also, each bridge has beautiful views from it.

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This Sydney bridge trike tour was a present to our passengers. Craig picked them up at Circular Quay and rode them over the Sydney Harbour Bridge. They stopped at Blues Point for photos and to see the beautiful views across the water to Sydney city and the Opera House.

Next stop, just a few kilometers away is Jeffrey Street Wharf in Kirribilli. It is still on the north side and it also has beautiful views across the harbour to Sydney city and the Opera House. Not to forget the Harbour Bridge and the different perspective both places give it.

They travelled around the north side to a few other areas before riding back across the Sydney Harbour Bridge to their drop off point. You can see by their smiles that this Sydney bridge trike tour present was a great idea.

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Craig picked our passengers up from North Sydney Railway Station. This meant they could do a Kirribilli, Blues Point and Cremorne Point trike tour before heading over the Sydney Harbour Bridge to be dropped off at the Rocks. There are so many vantage points along Sydney Harbour to stop and enjoy the beautiful views.

Debbie and Gary had such a great time, they wrote: “We had a fantastic time. Brilliant. Could not stop smiling. Thanks again. Debbie”.

If you want to do a Kirribilli, Blues Point and Cremorne Point trike tour, let us know. We can show you ares of Sydney you would never have heard of before.

Cremorne Point is a harbourside suburb located 6 kilometres north of the CBD. Cremorne was named after the Cremorne Gardens in London, a popular pleasure ground in England, which derives from Gaelic words meaning ‘boundary’ and ‘chieftain’.
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A Christmas present from their parents, the twins loved their Harley tour Northern Beaches of Sydney. Jungle and Pat picked them up after work at Barangaroo an inner-city suburb of Sydney. They rode over the Sydney Harbour Bridge and in 1.5 hours they had a good ride along the northern beaches.

They rode past North Curl Curl and Dee Why Beaches. They continued up to Mona Vale Beach and then returned via Narrabeen and the Wakehurst Parkway. There was no traffic so they had a smooth ride and could really feel the power of the Harleys. A Harley tour Northern Beaches of Sydney really is a great ride, the beaches are beautiful.

The testimonial written on our Facebook page: “A ride on a Harley was the BEST and an exhilarating experience for my sons, James and William. They had a ball. Thank you very much Kate and Trevor, owners of Troll Tours. PS Jungle and Pat were fantastic guys”.

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Visitors to Sydney, our passengers organised a trike ride over 3 bridges with us. It is a great ride to see part of the lower north shore and the inner west which most visitors don’t get to see. Craig picked them up from their hotel in Darling Harbour and rode them over the Sydney Harbour Bridge. It is one of the most iconic bridges in the world. It is great to see the arches up above your head.

Then for a stop at Jeffrey Street Wharf for photos across stunning Sydney Harbour to the Opera House. They continued on to the lower north shore and along the interesting roads to the inner west. This meant they rode onto the second bridge, the Gladesville Bridge. It spans the Parramatta River and when it was completed in 1964, Gladesville Bridge was the longest single span concrete arch ever constructed.

They continued along Victoria Road until they turned off to follow part of the Bay Run. This is a scenic area which follows the water around Iron Cove Bay. Then finally the fabulous ANZAC Bridge. It is one of our favourites and also great to see without a roof over your head.

Craig then dropped them back at their hotel so they could continue exploring Sydney on foot. A trike ride over 3 bridges is definitely a ride that will give you an idea of what the rest of Sydney could be like.

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