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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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National Ride to Work Day - ride to morning tea at Parliament House

National Ride to Work Day - ride to morning tea at Parliament House

Tue, Oct 13, 8:50 PM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

**Wednesday 14th of October is National Ride to Work Day.** Meet at the fountain in Lackey St., Summer Hill at 7.50 am for a 7.55 am start. We'll take the Greenway to Lilyfield Rd, then through Rozelle Parklands to meet the Balmain folks at 8.20am at the Victoria Road underpass near the ANZAC bridge. The route for Ride to Work Day is; *(8:00am - Balmain people are starting at Loyalty Square, Balmain)* *(8.15am - White Bay Power Station gate (Robert St, Rozelle)* **8.20am - Rozelle Parklands at the Victoria Road underpass** **8.40am - Union Square, Pyrmont** **9.00am - Hyde Park (College St & Oxford St)** **9.10am - Parliament House & photo opp. (Hospital Road side)** **9.30am - Morning tea in Parliament House** [https://ridewithgps.com/routes/57237134](https://ridewithgps.com/routes/57237134) If you prefer, meet at any of the stops in the list above or make your own way to the Domain behind parliament house. This is a chance to get the attention of NSW parliamentarians in the run up to the state election in March 2027. At the Hospital Rd (Domain) side of Parliament House, after a photo session, we will welcomed inside to speak with the Parliamentary Friends of Active Transport and the member for Balmain Kobi Shetty. Morning tea is included! It's an excellent opportunity to communicate directly to decision makers and help convince them of the need for more funding and favourable outcomes for travelling by bike. The Balmain Bike Bus, organised by the Sustainable Transport Group of Climate Change Balmain Rozelle, invite us to join them for this special ride. We will also be joined at Macquarie St by Bicycle NSW. This is a great way to get our voices heard to champion cycling, walking and other forms of sustainable transport. Learn more about National Ride to Work Day here: [https://bicyclensw.org.au/get-set-to-celebrate-ride-to-work-day-2026/](https://bicyclensw.org.au/get-set-to-celebrate-ride-to-work-day-2026/ "https://bicyclensw.org.au/get-set-to-celebrate-ride-to-work-day-2026/") Bring a good bike lock, and all the usuals (helmet, tools, sunblock, water, spares). If you wear cleats, suggest you bring a change of shoes for use in Parliament House. Afterwards, if you can, join us at a nearby cafe for a post event cuppa and discussion, otherwise make your own way home. Bike Leichhardt ride leader TIM call 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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Mogo

Fri, Nov 13, 1:30 AM
From East Coast Mountain Bike Riders
4.8
6 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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PEDAL PATCH TO VOYAGER POINT

PEDAL PATCH TO VOYAGER POINT

Fri, Oct 16, 11:00 PM
From St George Bike Group
4.9

PLEASE NOTE: This is a Bicycle Southwest BUG event - https://bikesouthwest.org.au/ PEDAL PATCH TO VOYAGER POINT – 10kms; Easy Pace, some traffic, uses off road cycle paths and on road cycleways Starts 10.00AM Pedal Patch Cycle Shop 177 Tower St Panania. A local ride to Voyager Point along marked ‘on-road’ cycle routes and cyclepaths. Maybe we will see some wild flowers. Return via alternate route on local streets. Stop for coffee in Panania Contact Warren. 0412 495 928. Call to confirm

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You can search Meetup for cycling groups in Sydney by selecting the 'Cycling' category and setting your location to Sydney. This will display various groups and events you can join based on your cycling interests.

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Sydney cycling events can range from casual city rides and skill clinics to intense training sessions or weekend mountain biking trips. Each group may focus on different cycling styles and experiences.

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Yes, reaching out to the group organizer with your suggestion is often welcomed. Many cycling groups encourage members to share route ideas and lead new cycling adventures.

Not all cycling interests may have an active group in Sydney, as group availability depends on current organizers. If you don't find one, consider starting your own!

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While the majority are outdoor rides, some groups may host indoor meetings or workshops about bike maintenance, safety, or other cycling topics.

You can RSVP to a cycling event by clicking the event in your group, reviewing the details, and selecting the option to attend. It's a simple one-click process.

No, events are organized by group owners or designated members, not directly by Meetup. Each event's quality and frequency depend on the group's organizers.