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Mogo

Fri, Nov 13, 1:30 AM
From East Coast Mountain Bike Riders
4.8
7 attendees
Sculptures by the Sea 2026

Sculptures by the Sea 2026

Thu, Oct 22, 9:00 PM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

NOTE -EARLIER START FROM SUMMER HILL Meet at the Lackey St fountain in Summer Hill at 7.50 for an 8.00am departure to the Oxford St mall, where we will stop at approx. 9.20 in the mall at the entrance of the Bondi Junction train station. ALTERNATIVELY meet us at about 9.20 am to start your ride at the Oxford St Mall outside the train station. (Please indicate in COMMENTS if you are starting at Bondi Junction) At about 9.30 am - we'll leave the Oxford St mall via Waverley St and Bondi road for 3.5klms (which can be busy but is downhill and traffic is usually slow due to the many traffic lights). We'll go to the main venue of Sculpture by the Sea at Marks Park, between North Bondi and Tamarama. where we'll park and lock our bikes (there is an info stall, sculptures, cafe and toilets there). Then put on your walking shoes to walk south for about 2 klms to the end of the sculpture trail at Tamarama (BRING A HAT AND WATER). Return to Marks Park, get our bikes then on to Bondi Beach and meander along the foreshore carpark to North Bondi, on to Ben Buckler point and uphill to Dover Heights (on a steady uphill on an at times busy road - need to be careful here), along the cliff tops on back streets and downhill to Neilson Park past Kincoppal/Rose Bay Convent for a coffee at the Neilson Park kiosk (plus more toilets). Have a swim here if you want. Then via Parsley Bay, a ride through the National Park to Camp Cove and back to Watsons Bay for another coffee &/or a light lunch at the library cafe &/or another swim in the harbour side enclosure. The ride officially finishes there. Suggest you hop on a ferry back to Circular Quay so bring your Opal card (or ride back if you prefer). (NB a bit of bike carrying needed to get on the ferry). Bring sun hat, sunblock, water, comfortable walking shoes, swimmers and towel. All usual conditions apply, ie helmet, pump, spare tube, tools and also a good bike lock for when we walk the sculpture trail. Approx distance 40klms (or 25 klms if you start from Oxford St mall at Bondi Junction). NB there are HILLS and traffic at times. Not for beginners or inexperienced riders. Estimated to take over 4 hours depending on walking, cafe stops and swimming time. If its raining heavily on the day the ride will be cancelled. Tim 0408 691 541

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Ride Leaders' workshop (no.2) & lunch

Ride Leaders' workshop (no.2) & lunch

Fri, Nov 13, 10:00 PM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

***For Bike Leichhardt financial RIDE LEADERS only, who were unable to attend the FIRST RIDE LEADERS' WORKSHOP in August.*** **This second workshop has been scheduled for you for Saturday NOVEMBER 14, 2026.** To review the key findings of the recent member & ride leader surveys, discuss ride leadership issues & enjoy a relaxed lunch together. Arrive in 'The Studio' of the Clubhouse of Levande Cardinal Freeman Village at 9am for 9.15 am workshop start. Tea & coffee available in the room so have a cuppa while we think... The workshop wraps up around 12.15 then lunch in the cafe next door. Venue is 'The Studio', upstairs in the Clubhouse (Reception) at Levande Cardinal Freeman Village 137 Victoria St. Ashfield Walking distance from Ashfield train station. or Bus 413 from Haymarket (next to Central Railway) brings you right to the village. NB. Lots of nearby street parking & space to lock bikes outside the clubhouse. For any queries - call me on 0408 691 541 Looking forward to seeing you there.

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Let's Go Cycling at Olympic Park!

Sat, Oct 31, 11:00 PM
From Sydney Introverts
4.7
2 attendees
Sculpture by the Sea 2026

Sculpture by the Sea 2026

Thu, Oct 22, 8:55 PM
From Ashfield Bicycle Group
4.9

Meet at the Lackey St fountain in Summer Hill at 7.50 for an 8.00 am sharp departure to the Oxford St mall, where we will stop at approx. 9.20 in the mall at the entrance of the Bondi Junction train station. ALTERNATIVELY meet us at about 9.20 am to start your ride at the Oxford St Mall outside the train station. (Please indicate in COMMENTS if you are starting at Bondi Junction) At about 9.30 am - we'll leave the Oxford St mall via Waverley St and Bondi road for 3.5klms (which can be busy but is downhill and traffic is usually slow due to the many traffic lights). We'll go to the main venue of Sculpture by the Sea at Marks Park, between North Bondi and Tamarama. where we'll park and lock our bikes (there is an info stall, sculptures, cafe and toilets there). Then put on your walking shoes to walk south for about 2 klms to the end of the sculpture trail at Tamarama (BRING A HAT AND WATER). Return to Marks Park, get our bikes then on to Bondi Beach and meander along the foreshore carpark to North Bondi, on to Ben Buckler point and uphill to Dover Heights (on a steady uphill on an at times busy road - need to be careful here), along the cliff tops on back streets and downhill to Neilson Park past Kincoppal/Rose Bay Convent for a coffee at the Neilson Park kiosk (plus more toilets). Have a swim here if you want. Then via Parsley Bay, a ride through the National Park to Camp Cove and back to Watsons Bay for another coffee &/or a light lunch at the library cafe &/or another swim in the harbour side enclosure. The ride officially finishes there. Suggest you hop on a ferry back to Circular Quay so bring your Opal card (or ride back if you prefer). (NB a bit of bike carrying needed to get on the ferry). Bring sun hat, sunblock, water, comfortable walking shoes, swimmers and towel. All usual conditions apply, ie helmet, pump, spare tube, tools and also a good bike lock for when we walk the sculpture trail. Approx distance 40klms (or 25 klms if you start from Oxford St mall at Bondi Junction). NB there are HILLS and traffic at times. Not for beginners or inexperienced riders. Estimated to take over 4 hours depending on walking, cafe stops and swimming time. If its raining heavily on the day the ride will be cancelled. Tim 0408 691 541

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2 attendees
Out West Again

Out West Again

Sun, Oct 25, 11:30 PM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

**Out West Again** This is a 298 kms scenic five day ride mainly on paved country roads with 90 kms of gravel starting on 26 October, 2026 This is a ride for **experienced club members** who enjoy rural areas and a little adventure. You need to book your own accommodation as soon as possible. As unexpected delays on the road are possible you need to carry a minimum two litres of water and lunch for each segment. No coffee stops just a picnic or three! Unless I can find a driver we will have to carry all our own luggage so pack like a squirrel. *Any friends interested in being a luggage driver and tourist while we ride?* Day 1: You get yourself to Eugowra by 10.30 AM on 26/10 and cycle 48 kms to Parkes. Perhaps stay at Bushman’s. I will drive up Sunday afternoon. Cars will be parked near the Eugowra Cafe for free over the week. We have done this before without incident. Arrive Parkes by bike in the evening. Day 2: Cycle 48 kms Parkes to Forbes and explore. Perhaps stay at the Ben Hall Motel. Day 3: Early start to cover 68 kms to Grenfell via paved road staying at Grenfell Hall. Mainly flat with plenty of rest stops. Day 4: Ride the 75 kms to Canowindra, perhaps staying at Eddy’s. Plenty of rest stops over the 6 hours of riding. Quite flat! The road is mainly sealed and we might get coffee at Gooloogong. Day 5: 30 October, an early start. The final day we ride 59 kms back to Eugowra, **all unpaved** for 6 hours of riding. Collect your car and drive the main road back to Canowindra (34 kms) and spend the night as there is no accommodation at Eugowra or drive to Sydney (not recommended).

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