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BIG BIKE FILM NIGHT

BIG BIKE FILM NIGHT

Tue, Aug 18, 8:00 AM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

ADVANCE NOTICE The Big Bike Film Night is on again in August - always a wonderful, eclectic, wacky mix of films. You choose the time (Two screenings on the same night) at the Palace Cinemas Moore Park with one cinema starting at 6pm, the other starting at 7pm. Book tickets online: [https://bigbikefilmnight.nz/buy-tickets/big-bike-film-night-australia/](https://bigbikefilmnight.nz/buy-tickets/big-bike-film-night-australia/) The 2026 treasure chest of films includes: • a dazzling mountain bike ride exploring the breathtaking landscapes of Norway, embracing the magic of the midnight sun • an inspiring film that captures the wettest, most miserable riding conditions imaginable • a compelling story about perseverance, showcasing the challenges and triumphs of navigating daily life following a life-altering injury, and how adaptive design has transformed and enriched the journey forward • a moving film that follows a father and son’s journey as they take on one of life’s most meaningful milestones - riding a bike together as a family • and crowning the night off... we all love an underdog tale. This charming, funny, heartfelt film inspires us to believe that we all have the capacity to be unlikely heroes in our own stories. The audience is transported back to the nostalgic 1990’s, to the slopes of the punishing Mont Ventoux, in Southern France, to witness the drama of a battle between two giants ALL in the mix and a great reminder of why we love to ride a bike.

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Bobbo Banana

Bobbo Banana

Sat, Aug 8, 10:30 PM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

The bobo banana - is an out and back ride from Mount Colah Station through the iconic Kuringai National Park, Bobbin Head. It is a technical ride involving long downhill sections and sharp corners. You need to be on your game to ride it, ao please if you are just gaining confidence on a bike this one is not for you. There are coffee choices, the Bobbin Head cafe at the bottom of the hill with gorgeous views across Cowan Creek, or one at the village centre of Turramurra. This ride has 2 long climbs of about 3km at average 5% - bring your climbing legs. The technical nature of the ride means your bike needs to have good all working parts, tyres, brakes, and working phone. there are few bail points once into the park. Pace will be controlled - no olympic downhill speeds, the idea is to enjoy the scenery nature and arrive at Mt Colah station on the return all in one piece. We ride only as fast as the slowest rider.. Please look at the map and decide if this ride is for you. It is one of my favourites, but a challenge. There is water at the Kalkari visitor centre and at the village. The road is sometimes busy on the weekend, people often tow their boats to the AppleTree bay boat ramp early in the morning. You can usually hear traffic well before they are close by because the only other sound in the park is nature. Transport to Mt Colah - Platfom 16 from Central the T1 line 07:15 gets to Mt Colah at about 8:15. meeting on the non highway side, there is a car turning circle which is visible from the Station pedestrian bridge. Return ( the banana shaped ride ) is back to town from Mt Colah trains run every half an hour.

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BIKEast AGM & regular meeting - get involved!

BIKEast AGM & regular meeting - get involved!

Thu, Aug 13, 8:30 AM
From BIKEast
4.8

Do you live in Sydney's eastern suburbs? Do you want safer, quieter, and more attractive streets, where people riding bicycles can get around safely and easily? BIKEast is the bicycle user group (BUG) representing people on bicycles in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney, stretching from South Head to La Perouse and west to the fringes of Sydney's CBD, Redfern, Green Square and Mascot. This area covers Woollahra, Waverley, Randwick and Bayside councils. We lobby local councils, the State Government, and the Transport agencies to provide better conditions for active travel. Our vision is for a high-quality, connected network of safe, convenient and visible bike routes accessed via bike-friendly (low speed) neighbourhood served by well-designed local bike routes. Attend a meeting if you want to get involved and help achieve this vision, or if you just want to find out who we are and what we do. Everyone is welcome and every little bit of support helps! ==================== August is our AGM Invitation to nominate All positions will be declared as vacated at commencement of the 2025 AGM. Nominees must be current financial members of BIKEast. Nominations may be lodged at the AGM - subject to a mover and seconder who are also current financial members of BIKEast. Positions are filled by Members voting or by acclamation if not contended. The positions that must always be filled are: 1\. President 2\. Vice President 3\. Secretary 4\. Treasurer; and 5\. Public Officer There are seven more allowable Office Bearers positions under the BIKEast Constitution; including Advocacy Coordinators for: 1\. City of Sydney Council & Centennial Parklands 2\. Randwick City Council & UNSW 3\. Bayside Council 4\. Waverley Council 5\. Woollahra Council 6\. Projects \(Cycling Without Age\, Safe Street Neighbourhoods\) 7\. Membership Secretary If a person that wishes to nominate cannot attend the meeting, please email a nomination or re-nomination and arrange for a mover and seconder for attendance on the day.

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Sedate ride Cooks River to Sans Souci

Sedate ride Cooks River to Sans Souci

Sat, Aug 8, 11:15 PM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

Meet at 9.15 for a 9.30 departure at the 'Yarning Circle' near the Lang Rd bridge on the Cooks River pathway (down the hill from Dulwich Hill light rail stop). A relatively flat, sedate, easy \~30 klm ride (there and back) along the Cooks river via Kyeemagh to Dolls Point for a cuppa at the cafe in the Georges River sailing club. We'll return via the new Muddy Creek cycleway to rejoin the Cooks river path. There will be pedestrians and other cyclists along the shared paths. Weather reports predict overcast weather and some possible light rain after 12 noon. Can bail out at Wolli Creek or Tempe train stations (check for trackwork) All the usual stuff - bring spare tube, tools, water, sunblock, bike lock, Opal card, helmet. E-bikes must be legal for public road use (i.e. EN15194 compliant). If feeling unwell or coughing, please don't attend. Any questions, call Tim on 0408 691 541

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Eastern Sydney Coastal Explorer

Eastern Sydney Coastal Explorer

Sat, Aug 22, 10:15 PM
From BIKEast
4.8

A relaxed morning bike ride with plenty of stops to catch your breath enjoy the fabulous harbour views and coastal scenery. *This ride starts early to avoid the traffic that builds up around the beaches and harbourside suburbs throughout the day.* We'll ride (easy pace, mostly on quieter streets and shared paths) along on- and off-road cycleways and back to Bondi Junction (ETA 11.30am). **Refer to the ride route map for a more detailed description.** *The ride will go ahead in a fine drizzle but not heavy rain - please check the site on the morning of the ride for any weather-related updates!* **You must RSVP in order to attend the ride.** Please make sure you UPDATE your RSVP if you cannot make it as nobody wants to be waiting for a no-show. **Disclaimer:** *By signing up for this event you acknowledge that you are personally responsible for your own safety, and that you are participating in the event entirely at your own risk. You also agree to indemnify the ride host/organiser from all claims for damages which may be incurred as a result of your participation.*

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Have a whale of a time to Kurnell

Have a whale of a time to Kurnell

Sat, Aug 15, 10:45 PM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

Meeting at "Kals on Cahill" cafe and parkland (just down from Wolli Creek Station, at 2 Princess Highway, Wolli Creek) at 8.45am for 9.00am start, for a moderate ride via many shared paths and a few quiet streets, past delightful water bay view scenery, as well as a 'spin' (6.5km) along Captain Cook Drive bicycle lane out to Kurnell peninsular (riders must be comfortable with some passing traffic on this stretch). There may be a little 'hop, skip and a jump' through a park around some reparation work near Lady Robinson Beach. Mostly flat, although there's a little climb up to Cape Solander at Kurnell for beautiful views and maybe even some passing whales! We'll pause and re-group at times for photo stops (as it would be a crime not to!), to smell the roses, for a coffee and for some historic spots at Kurnell. The ride will return via Cronulla Station for access to trains back towards the city etc, approx. 40kms. Ride Leader: Your ride leader is Marlene Shepherd - on-ride mobile is 0419 013120. WHAT YOU'LL NEED FOR THIS RIDE: Your Opal card, a bike in good mechanical order, helmet, water bottle, sunscreen, spare inner tube(s) in case of puncture + snack for the journey. WEATHER: Ride will be cancelled if there is significant rain on the morning of the ride. Check meetup notifications. Call ride leader if unsure. Please do not attend if you are sick or have any flu-like symptoms. Riders must be 2026 financial members ($10 annual fee) unless first time ride. Check meet-up for any changes.

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