Admiral/ElizabethBridge

Try cycling North along Elizabeth Bridge. Not only is there profound confusion as to where you should cycle (there are no less than four cycle paths), but the bit where they have lowered the curb so that cyclists can come off the pavement-cycle-path onto the bus-lane-cycle-path or the side-of-the-road-cycle-path has a great big sign in the way. --Admiral

They've managed to repeat the mistake on the other side of the roundabout, on East Road. There, however, there's only one cycle path, so you have no choice but to play "dodge the signpost". --NT

Or ignore the whole damn mess and pretend to be a car? (I hate the underpass, it confuses me) --Naath who often ends up on Elizabeth Way unintentionally due to the evils of Mitcham's Corner.

: I usually pretend to be a car unless I have a particularly heavy rucksack. It's amazing how much slower that makes one. I have taken 38kg on my back on the bike a couple of times - that's interesting, being more than half my own body-weight. --Admiral

I was considering mentioning this roundabout as a separate black spot, but thought it would be silly because there's an alternative route: the underpass. I pretty much always pretend to be a car because I hate the underpass; but I know that I'm taking the consequences upon myself by so doing.--AlexChurchill (whole paragraph typed with Dasher for anti-RSI).

: You must have done that at work then as there are no "Blark"s. --qqzm
: This explains the NokkyQuote --CH