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Who Here Thinks Sunnyholt Rd Is The Shhh**est Rd In Syd

Sheng

By Sheng,
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nzm033

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You should try Parramatta Road between Granville and Silverwater on your way to Ashfield...

holy shit...parra rd sucks soo badly...around the nike factory area and if u got coilovers its sooo bad

apparently parra rd is the worst rd in sydney...someone told me

GoldZilla Grand Master

GoldZilla

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apparently parra rd is the worst rd in sydney...someone told me

Dude, nobody NEEDS to be told that to know it - it's a fact!

There's one simple reason why they'll NEVER fix Parra Rd: the tollway!

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WPN-O33

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haha. I think I almost got airbourne the other week and that was doing less than the speed limit :D

Ive got airbone like that once on Parra rd, my car hates that road and any other F*cked up Sydney road!

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Then again, mate, just remember what it USED to be like!

hahahaha.. yeah! I only really use it from the m7 up towards windsor rd, and thats all been redone, so its niceeee :(

what i really hate though, is if you do 70, that whole stretch, you will get EVERY SINGLE RED LIGHT!!! :D

You should try Parramatta Road between Granville and Silverwater on your way to Ashfield...

oh god yes!!!! I try and avoid it as much as possible!! Usually james ruse to the end of parra rd.. and that little stretch sux! I tend to turn off and use the back streets as quickly as possible!

FATAZZ Grand Master

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Nothing beats Lyton street blacktown, going towards richmond road its makes Sunnyholt feel like the M7

i know this road too well.

stick to the left lane and shift 1m to the left and you will avoid most harsh bumps

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