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Labour Day Loop: Green Sq & Airport

Labour Day Loop: Green Sq & Airport

Sun, Oct 4, 9:15 PM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

**Start and Finish place:** Stanmore Reserve, to the east of Stanmore Library **Start Time:** 8.15am for an 8.30am departure **Finish Time:** around 12.30pm. **Cycling fitness level:** Very Easy/**EASY**/Medium/Hard/Very Hard **Distance [Elevation]/ Speed:** 25km [+175m] / Moving speed averaging 12-15kph **What You Need:** Bicycle in good working order, helmet & bike lock, water & sunscreen, spare tube, Opal Card in case you need to bail out early. Chill out on Labour Day with an easy and diverse ride that will explore a couple of very new pieces of the developing Sydney cycling network. We'll experience the brand new Ngamuru Avenue connection from Alexandria to Green Square where we'll check out some new features of this rapidly changing development. Then onto Rosebery where we'll ride Sydney's first "Quietway". We will return via the spectacular airport cycle link, the Cooks River and the GreenWay. There will of course be a coffee stop in between. The ride will be gently paced and is designed to suit less experienced riders or anyone looking for a relaxed exploration by bike. The route will be mostly on separated cycleways / shared paths, or use quiet back streets. The ride aims to -show riders some safe and pleasant ways of getting around in the inner suburbs of Sydney. -provide riders with a friendly and welcoming environment. Check Meet-up for late changes [inclement weather, etc] Contact Leader Stuart Veitch on 0400 312 354 for any information or queries you may have.

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Pyrmont return meander

Pyrmont return meander

Sat, Oct 3, 10:30 PM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

First ride of the month so time for a gentle meander. A good ride for those who can ride above beginner level. There are some inclines and a few on road sections. NB the weather is looking sort-of OK. We will start the ride in light drizzle but not substantial rain. Stay tuned to MeetUp for updates. Children over 12 with adult supervision are welcome. Meet at Pioneers park, Norton St Leichhardt, at the gazebo at 9:15 for a 9:30 roll out. Route is downhill through back streets and across to 'Asbestos alley' and onto Anzac Bridge, then hugging the waterfront to Pyrmont Bridge, around Darling Harbour and back over the Anzac Bridge, up Lilyfield Rd, right into and through Callan Park and down to the foreshore back towards Bones Cafe near Hawthorne light rail station for a coffee. Then back up the hill to our starting point. An unhurried and mostly easy ride. Some on road riding. Bring your roadworthy bike with helmet, water, sunblock, spares and tools (spare tube, pump, tyre levers, spanners etc) any extra food you might like (won't be needing gels for this one) and yourself in good form and fit for purpose. If feeling unwell please don't join the ride. Ride leader is Tim, Any queries ph 0408 691 541. (NB Ben is not the ride leader - I am using a recycled template)

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Spring Cycle - Bicycle NSW

Spring Cycle - Bicycle NSW

Sat, Oct 10, 7:30 PM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

**Bicycle NSW Spring Cycle - Sunday October 11, 2026** Come along in Bike Leichhardt jerseys (or not) to ride 50 klms over the Harbour bridge along a dedicated route to Sydney Olympic Park. There is also a 10 klm route too. For full details - go to their website to find out more and register for the ride. Do it soon to get the early bird discount. https://www.springcycle.com.au/home Note there is a cost payable to Spring Cycle to attend. Its a great opportunity to enjoy a route open only once per year and to show the public as well as local, state and federal govts that cycling is a mass participation activity (and thus deserving a better share of roads and transport funding). Those who want to can meet at the start at St Leonards Park to ride as a group. Easiest way to get there is get the Metro to Victoria Cross and exit the station at the northern end then walk up the hill to St Leonards park near North Sydney Oval. We can enjoy coffee and lunch after the ride at Sydney Olympic Park. Its a great way to promote our club and to encourage more of the public to enjoy cycling. Bring family and friends too. Go to the website now, https://www.springcycle.com.au/home to register and pay for your participation.

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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 Oct 24, 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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Nakasendo Way Japan by E Bike

Nakasendo Way Japan by E Bike

Sun, Oct 18, 4:00 AM
From Aussie Explorers
4.8

Nakasendo Way by E Bike Tokyo to Kyoto about 500 km of cycle paths, back roads and forest paths, medium grade cycling made easier by modern E Bikes Cycling about 50km per day crossing two mountain passes, amazing scenery and fabulous ancient well preserved villages, think Megome and Tsumago plus Kiso Valley for those amazing thatched roof houses. Mountain views, rolling hills and the lakes of Suwa and Biwa the latter Japan's largest lake and we get to cycle around 2/3 of it on fairly flat cycle paths! Please ask for a full itinerary including day by day cycling and KM, accommodation At the time of RSVP please email david@discoverytravel.com.au your name and mobile number failure to do so at time of RSVP you will be moved to not going! Price is $2450 per person twin share plus bike hire as below. Deposit is non refundable and change and or cancellation fees apply for any cancellations, ask for details. Luggage are not included can be forwarded each day or over several days to reduce cost as remote cycling at its best! Bike racks and bags can be rented too. You are welcome to bring your own bike! **Cycling:** Bike hire is not included standard road bikes aprox jpy19000 per week Ebike aprox JPY24000 per week see link for more details [https://cycletrip.jp/ja/item_detail.html?s=471](https://cycletrip.jp/ja/item_detail.html?s=471) (The giant E Bikes are fabulous and comfortable to ride, fitting is extremely important) *Most days can be shortened or skipped by train if you wish* **Rinko bag:** These are required to take bikes onto trains, wheels need to be removed to fit into the bag and shoulder carried onto trains (We can mix in and help each other) Rinko bags can be pre purchased on Amazon or in Japan at Mont Bell (fabulous Japanese outdoor store) [https://www.montbell.com/jp/en/products/detail/1130425](https://www.montbell.com/jp/en/products/detail/1130425) **Cycling:** I suggest e bikes but if you are a hard-core cyclist welcome to take a road bike, Japan is a fabulous country for bike packing. Itinerary may change. This is an international travel trip and travel insurance with unlimited medical cover, including existing conditions is compulsory. By RSVP this meetup you agree to and are bound by the terms and conditions of Aussie Explorers which can be found here: [https://www.meetup.com/Aussie-Explorers/](https://www.meetup.com/Aussie-Explorers/) Aussie Explorers organisers and leaders accept no liability during this meetup, leaders try to ensure the safety and well-being of members at all times however as this is a weekend away travelling, exploring different areas and hiking in the great outdoors accidents happen, please take responsibility for your own safety and your belongings. Deposits are non-refundable, final price is subject to currency fluctuation. **Inclusions:** Accommodation and leader throughout, gpx file if you would like it to navigate on your phone. **Additional:** Luggage transfers each day are about AUD$15 if you would like it, Bike Rental is about JPY24000 per week, both us extras which add up best get a quote. Rinko Bag is about JPY9990 purchased in Japan

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Mogo

Fri, Nov 13, 1:30 AM
From East Coast Mountain Bike Riders
4.8
4 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps individuals connect with others through local groups and events based on shared interests, like biking. Use it to find and join communities that match your hobbies and attend organized activities either in-person or online.

Search on Meetup by entering 'biking' or related terms, and filter results by location to see cycling events held in Sydney. You'll discover various biking groups hosting rides and events in the area.

In Sydney, you'll find a diverse range of biking groups tailored to different styles like road cycling, mountain biking, and leisurely city rides. Each group caters to different skill levels, ensuring everyone from beginners to seasoned cyclists can find a suitable home.

Yes, you're free to join as many biking groups as you wish. This way, you can explore different cycling communities, participate in a variety of events, and meet even more cycling enthusiasts.

Using Meetup is free, allowing you to browse and join groups. However, some events may have participation fees, which will be detailed in the event information by the organizers.

There's no obligation to attend all events. Simply RSVP to those that fit your schedule and interests. This flexibility makes it easy to engage when you can.

To RSVP, open the event page on Meetup and click the RSVP button. This indicates your intent to attend, allowing organizers and other attendees to plan accordingly.

Yes, biking events depend on the group. Some offer regular rides, while others might organize occasional outings or special cycling challenges. Group variability provides a rich mix of experiences.

If you can't find a group that suits your interests in Sydney, consider starting your own. Meetup allows you to create a new group focused on your specific cycling preferences.

While Meetup connects you with like-minded individuals, friendship formation depends on interaction and engagement over time. Active participation at events facilitates deeper social connections.

Event organization quality can differ based on the group and its organizers. Checking group reviews and past event feedback on Meetup can offer insights into their organization.

Meetup itself doesn't organize events; rather, group organizers and community members plan and host them. Meetup's platform is simply a facilitator for these gatherings.

Yes, Meetup is great for solo riders looking to join social cycling groups. It provides a communal space where individuals unite over a shared passion for biking adventures.

In Sydney, popular biking activities include morning rides along scenic coastal pathways, weekend trips to the Blue Mountains for mountain biking, and leisurely city tours. These activities provide cyclists with ample routes and terrain innovation.

Certainly, there are biking groups in Sydney specifically tailored for beginners. These groups often have friendly leaders and a welcoming approach to help new cyclists feel at ease.