The Bobbin Head Cycle Classic is an annual cycling event with rides to suit all levels of cyclists. This exciting event is managed by the Rotary Clubs of Ku-ring-gai, St Ives and Turramurra. The route takes in some of the most beautiful scenery on Sydney’s north shore including leafy residential streets, a pristine national park, rolling hills and open countryside.
Sally’s Ride consists of 5 rides of varying lengths starting in Launceston and travelling through the Tamar Valley. Cyclists of all ages and abilities can start off the cycle fest by entering Sally’s Ride 25km, 45km and 80km, while the more serious or professional cyclist can enter the 100km and 140km ride to get a taste of the fantastic roads and scenery.
Join with hundreds of other cyclists in this fun cycling event. Choose from 20km, 40km, 65km or 100km. Support and raise funds for Singleton Respite Sleepover Cottage. The more serious cyclists will have the opportunity to enjoy a challenging 100km. Alternatively, there will be an intermediate course of 65km, and an easier 40km & 20km course for those who are keen to participate, but are looking for a more leisurely ride. All courses will take you through the picturesque agricultural landscape of the fertile Hunter Valley along lightly trafficked, tarred roads.
The Rio Tinto River 2 Reef Ride charity event is a mass participation ride, not a race, to raise funds for two local charities – RACQ CQ Rescue and Sporting Wheelies and Disabled Association and to encourage more people to become active and involved in cycling. This year’s event is to be held in Mackay on Saturday September, 2019. Last year this event attracted over 1,500 cyclists. This year, it is estimated that numbers will exceed 1,600!
There are FOUR ride distances to choose from: 35km, 60km, 90km or 135km. We’ll finish at the Blue Water Quay where breakfast food stalls will be operating – perfect for your friends and family to greet you when you cross the line. The Rio Tinto River 2 Reef Ride is a fantastic opportunity to get outdoors and enjoy the glorious scenery Mackay has to offer while raising money for worthwhile causes.
The Sunshine Coast’s toughest hill cycle ride ~ Buderim 9 Challenge ~ a charity fundraising event covering nine hills around Buderim. It lasts around three hours and serious cyclists will love the challenge of the Buderim 9 Ride up nine of Buderim’s toughest hills and enjoy the rush of riding down them too! What an extreme way to ensure you are too tired to cook Christmas dinner!
The Buderim 9 Challenge is an annual 76km cycling event covering nine hills around Buderim. It lasts around three hours and is held during the week before Christmas. You can take up the challenge and become a member of the exclusive Buderim 9 Club and help the Cerebral Palsy League support Queenslanders with cerebral palsy and related physical disabilities. Argon Law is proudly the principal sponsor of this exciting annual community phenomenon.
Serious cyclists will love the challenge of the Buderim 9 Ride up nine of Buderim’s toughest hills and enjoy the rush of riding down them too! What an extreme way to ensure you are too tired to cook Christmas dinner! This ride started in 2010 and looks to become a local tradition for cyclists that are fit enough (and mad enough!) to have a go. Ride at your own pace, do all the hills or only some, meet up for breaks along the way. If you love riding your bike the Buderim 9 Ride is a whole lotta fun! The challenge is to climb all nine hills in three hours. Riders must ride the hills according to the event map and all riders receive a certificate to indicate the number of hills accomplished.
Audax Alpine Classic- not just another bike ride…arguably the most difficult single day cycle event in Australia. Audax rides are non-competitive long distance tours by bicycle, called “randonnees”. The challenge of Audax is not in racing, but in riding at your own pace to finish within the time limit. Audax events are held in most parts of Australia, and you will be made very welcome when participating in rides when visiting other Regions. Rides are open to all reasonably fit riders – non-Audax members are most welcome to join our friendly and supportive participants.
So, what is Dungog Pedalfest and why should you come and have a great time with us in Dungog? Dungog Pedalfest is a celebration of cycling and sociability in the beautiful Williams Valley. Pedalfest happens every year over the first weekend in September. This weekend is a major fund-raising event for the Westpac Rescue Helicopter – a cause well worth pedalling for!
The Challenge on the Border offers age-group racing and an opportunity to challenge your time against the top riders in the Battle on the Border. These are competitive races with podium finishes, but riders do not need to be CA graded. Whether you’re a former master or an avid weekend warrior – see how you stack up on the challenging Tweed Valley tracks.
The Challenge races feature professionally conducted timing, podium presentations and a modified convoy structure with commissaire. There is no prize money on offer – but massive bragging rights!
Experience the Fondo Rides and immerse yourself in the best of Tweed cycling and explore unique communities and spectacular environments. Celebrating an age-old Italian cycling tradition, Fondo means ‘endurance’.
Set against the backdrop of the Tweed Valley, there are three distances for cyclists ride, bringing something for every cyclist.
A 2 year project spearheaded by the Rotary club of Singleton and partnering with Singleton Council and the Soft Cogs cycling group. The ride is located in the picturesque Lake St Clair area of the Hunter Valley. 3 ride options caters for everyone, from a leisurely ride in the country side through to a tough climbing challenge for those who strive to push themselves! Market stalls, food and beverages, raffle draws will all be there at the Lake St Clair recreational area making it a great day out for the family. And why not join us for a fundraising dinner that night back in Singleton? The Lake St Clair Charity bike ride will help raise money for local charities and promote the scenic area to our visitors. Looking forward to seeing you there!
The Hervey Bay Neighbourhood Centre and the Rotary Club of Hervey Bay Sunrise invite you to join the Wilson HTM ‘Tour de Bay’ Charity Bike Ride to be held on Sunday 23 September 2018. We want you to raise more than a sweat, and join us in helping raise money in support of the Hervey Bay Youth Mentoring Program! Hop on your bike and join us for a fun-filled morning for the whole of the family.
