In 2020, the World Naked Bike Ride returns to Melbourne. The 2020 ride will be bigger and better than ever!!! We put our naked bodies on the line to draw attention to bicycles as an environmentally friendly transportation alternative, and also to increase awareness of cyclist safety. The ride is a protest against oil dependency and demonstrates the vulnerability of cyclists on the road. We also promote body positivity.
Help us defeat testicular, prostate, bladder and kidney cancer by riding or supporting the Melbourne Below the Belt Pedalthon on Sunday 15 March 2020 at Sandown Racecourse, Springvale, Victoria.
Whether you are an avid cyclist, new to the sport or just looking for a challenge, we invite you to ride to help those living with urogenital cancers and to improve outcomes for the next generation.
Ride as many laps as you can in 3 hours (open race) or 1 hour (family challenge) on Melbourne’s iconic Sandown Racecourse. The day also includes the sprint challenge, best dressed, post ride lunch, awards presentation and great entertainment. A fun day out for all!
The ride is an initiative from the TMI board aimed at extending its traditional community support beyond its traditional stakeholders and is pleased to be able to provide an opportunity for the wider community to benefit from its presence in the Goulburn Valley. We encourage riders of all levels to participate in the ride with distances ranging between 25km and 200km.
The Tatura 200 is a charity bike ride raising money for our local community. Riders and volunteers may nominate their preferred local charity as possible recipients of funds from this exciting event.
The Slog has four separate loops that travel through the country towns of West Gippsland and up into the Strzelecki Ranges, with beautiful scenery along the way makes the ride well worth the effort. Come join over 400 fellow riders, bring your mates and le’ts see if we can break last years record of $40,000 for the 4C’s Crisis Relief Centre & Food Bank!
The Chiltern Mo Ride was the brainchild of local cycling enthusiast and businessman Matthew Williams who made the connection between his private recreational pastime and the ever present need to raise awareness about men’s health issues in small Australian communities. 2018 marks the 7th year of the event.
This year, the event will be held on Sunday 25 November, and will consist of supported rides in the National Park and a family adventure ‘rogaine’ style event more locally. The day will culminate with a community BBQ.
The event in 2018 will be supporting more local Men’s Health programs, including Chiltern Men’s Shed, Burrumbuttock Hay Runners and the Movember Foundation.
A great opportunity to experience this spectacular ride, with riders enjoying fantastic scenic views of the Bass Coast hills, on an uncrowded course through the breathtaking sights of the coast line, finishing in the beautiful town of Inverloch. A range of course distances are offered to cater for different rider ability. Rides range from the showpiece 121km challenge and 85km challenge which both include the infamous Mt Misery hill climb to the spectacular 53km and 40km courses.
In November 2019, Amy’s Share the Road Tour departs Wodonga in Victoria and follows a spectacular route through the high country finishing in Melbourne to highlight to the Victorian Government the importance of making a metre matters law in this state.
Unfortunately Victoria is now the only State in Australia yet to implement this important legislation.
This scenic route will showcase the awesome scenery and iconic climbs that the high country has to offer and will be a cycling experience like no other as you ride with pro riders and professional support staff.
With ride options each day to suit all abilities, you do not have to be a gun on the bike to enjoy the tour. We welcome riders who choose to ride moderate distances at comfortable speeds, with car lift options to get you to your destination each day.
Ride with Pro Riders, Support Vehicles, Mechanic, Massage and a great group of like minded cycling enthusiasts.
Peter Mac’s Unite to Fight Cancer is back on 27 October. Join thousands of passionate people as we run, ride or walk through Melbourne’s parks and beaches while raising vital funds for cancer research.
Experience Australia’s world-famous coastline on two wheels next summer. With courses to suit all abilities, pick from our 35km, 65km and 115km distances. Every rider receives an exclusive Jersey made and designed in Italy by Santini – and goes into the draw to win a trip to Italy!
Join Cadel on the coast then enjoy the post-ride party at the Geelong waterfront.
The RACV Great Ocean & Otway Classic Ride is one of Australia’s premier and most spectacular rides, attracting competitors from both Australia and from around the World. The 145km ride features over 90km of road closures through the picturesque farmlands of the Otway ranges to Lorne and then back along the famous Great Ocean Road to Torquay. Spectacular scenery along the course with the opportunity to stop in the townships of Moriac, Deans Marsh and along the Great Ocean Road at Lorne, Aireys Inlet & Anglesea.