A great day cycling on the five peaks of Canberra – Mt Stromlo, Red Hill, Mt Pleasant, Mt Ainslie and Black Mountain. The non-competitive event provides a great challenge as you take on the five peaks of Canberra – Mount Stromlo, Red Hill, Mount Pleasant, Mount Ainslie and Black Mountain. Choose your peaks, choose your distance, climb one or climb them all. Are you up for it? 5 peaks in one day, 1775m total vertical, 109km. Ride to the top of all 5 summits or design your own challenge by choosing your peaks. Do 1 or tackle all 5. It’s up to you. This is one of Canberra’s most iconic bike rides. Be part of it.
CELEBRATE CANBERRA’S BIKE RIDING COMMUNITY WITH PEDAL POWER ACT
Canberra’s celebration of cycling returns to the shores of Lake Burley Griffin for Pedal Power ACT’s twentieth annual event on Sunday 1 March 2020.
Many hundreds of people are expected to join the festivities, with rides to suit all levels of skill and experience, and free family friendly activities and delicious food and drink at our event hub on Rond Terrace.
Zoo2Zoo – An excellent 3 day ride from Canberra’s National Zoo to Dubbo’s Taronga Western Plains Zoo raising funds and awareness for the Black Dog Institute. If you love the idea of riding your bike through some of the countries best scenery, whilst raising funds, awareness and support for the Black Dog Institute then we would love you to come along and participate in a safe and enjoyable ride.
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.
This is a unique, family friendly afternoon event including three ride distances to cater for all ages and capabilities; 135km, 80km, 40km and a 10km twilight ride. It follows some of the most beautiful scenery in the Great Southern region, starting and finishing at Emu Point.
With a family friendly finale zone at the start/finish line, we hope you’ll join us to celebrate together and help us to raise vital funds to support those with MS and all neurological conditions living in Albany and the Great Southern region.
Put your body – and bike – on the line and join us for the cycle of the year! Register today to be part of this unique, inaugural, community cycling event and enjoy some of Albany’s incredible scenery as you put your body – and bike – on the line!
Vital funds raised will help MSWA support people living with MS and other neurological conditions in Albany and the Great Southern Region.
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!
Whether you are a rider (road or dirt), a supporter or a volunteer, we have a place for everyone on the 2019 Cairns to Karumba Bike Ride. This is a truly epic adventure that you will talk about for a lifetime. Go on… do something extraordinary… take on the challenge of the Cairns to Karumba Bike Ride!
Riders Here is your chance to see what you are really made of. Road riders have the chance to tackle the 780km that divides Cape York from Cairns to Karumba while the Dirty Boys (mountain bike riders) take on the outback tracks, rivers and creeks as they explore some of the most wonderful and diverse landscapes imaginable. To see what all the fuss is about, watch the video below.
Support Persons The Cairns to Karumba Bike Ride is a brilliant adventure for everyone … supporters included! This is your chance to not only support a friend or loved one while they ride, but also a chance for you to take in the sights and sounds of a magnificent part of Far North Queensland that most people will simply never get to experience.
Volunteers Each year the ride organisers rely on approximately 60 volunteers to keep the wheels turnings on this wonderful ride. We need kitchen staff, escort drivers, truck drivers, entertainment co-ordinators, communications personnel, photographers, logistics staff, drink station attendants, kid’s club helpers, massage therapists…and the list goes on.
The Tour de Valley Festival of Time Trialing in the beautiful Currumbin Valley will feature some exciting individual and team options in 2019!
The hallmark 36km Solo Time Trial event will again see the winners crowned as King and Queen of de Valley across four categories for men and women. After a successful debut last year, the 72km Solo Time Trial returns for the ‘endurance’ kings and queens with their chance to take on the longest individual time trial event on the eastern coast of Australia.
There are plenty of options for theteams in 2019! The ever popular 72km and 36km Team Cycling Challenge returns with the unique handicapping system based on age and gender. For the first time, the QLD State Team Time Trial Championships will also be conducted as part of the event. Cycling QLD clubs and registered teams will be able to compete across a number of age divisions for men and women for their chance to be crowned State Champions!
Tour de Valley 2015 Kirra Criterium Classic Image: Bruce Wilson / VeloshotzDuring Tour De Valley at The Valley, Currumbin, QLD, on 9/10/16. Image rights: Niels Juel, Veloshotz
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!
