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Continuation of Circle Sydney

Continuation of Circle Sydney

Sat, Jun 6, 11:30 PM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

Segment Four - 7 June : Meadowbank to Clyne Reserve (Barangaroo) Take the 8.37 ferry from Circular Quay to Meadowbank arriving at 9.30. Alternatively, train from Redfern platform 4 at 7.40 AM. If on the train take the Bay Drive from the station towards the harbour (down hill). Check transport schedules beforehand please. Meet at the Meadowbank Ferry Terminal for a 9.35 start. This segment is 35 kms and relatively hilly. There are lots of toilets, water refill stations and food options up until the Lane Cove cafe at the causeway at the bottom of the hill, then there is nothing on the route until you arrive in Wollstonecraft. There are a couple of steep climbs . One is on Anzac Avenue in West Ryde/Deniston is a 11% climb with a steeper 12% section. The second one is the very long 11% climb out of Lane Cove up Fullers Road. The first safety issue is at the intersection of Station Street and Victoria Road near West Ryde Station. It’s a right turn and a buses only R turn. The Brooke Street Motorway underpass is awkward and slow. My thanks to Fran and Peter for detailing this segment. Watch for updates closer to the departure date.

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Mogo

Fri, May 29, 4:30 AM
From East Coast Mountain Bike Riders
4.8
6 attendees
Birchgrove and Balmain meander

Birchgrove and Balmain meander

Sat, May 30, 10:30 PM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

Meet at Pioneers Memorial Park, Norton St Leichhardt at 8.30am for an 8.45am start to finish no later than 11am. A ride designed to get back to Pioneers Memorial Park by 11am for the WE ARE NOT POWERLESS ride. Check Meet Up for updates re rain, etc. We'll pedal along at a relaxed pace along the waterfront to Iron Cove bridge and onto Birchgrove Oval, across Balmain to the cruise ship terminal, meander along James Craig road, past Pyrmont Bay, along Whites Creek and up Hill St to finish at Bar Italia. Those joining Laura for the movie 'WE ARE NOT POWERLESS' at Randwick can continue 200 metres down Norton street back to Pioneers Memorial Park to join that ride. There will be a few substantial hills, about half the ride will be on streets so you need to be comfortable riding on narrow streets with traffic. Bring a bike in good condition, spare tube, tools and pump in case of a flat tyre. If feeling unwell please do not ride. If you can't attend please change your RSVP status as soon as poss. The weather has been changeable and cooler so bring wet weather gear and wear layers. This will be a sedate ride but challenging at times because of a few hills.

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Secret 2nd "GreenWay" to Brighton-Le-Sands!

Secret 2nd "GreenWay" to Brighton-Le-Sands!

Fri, Jun 5, 10:30 PM
From Bike Marrickville
4.9

On Saturday 6 June we're heading south via a wonderful corridor quietly announced in the shadows of the GreenWay opening! The M6 Active Transport Corridor stretches 4 kilometres from Kyeemagh to Monterey, wide, separated, and genuinely lovely. It's the kind of infrastructure that makes you wonder why we don't build everything like this. We'll also be passing through some of the Inner West's cycling infrastructure along the way: the quick-build route on Meeks Road, the Carrington Road cycleway, and the Botany Bay foreshore path. **We're closing this meetup page soon, to hear about future rides, join our mailing list here: https://bikemarrickville.short.gy/MailingList** Check out the route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54645516 Be sure to bring a functioning bike and your water. Info on the corridor: https://transportnsw.info/document/8525/M6-PROJECT-CYCLEWAY-MAP.pdf

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Kurnell Whale Spotting & The New-ish M6 Cycleway

Kurnell Whale Spotting & The New-ish M6 Cycleway

Sat, Jun 6, 10:00 PM
From St George Bike Group
4.9

Start/Finish: Holbeach Ave Carpark, Tempe Distance: Approx. 55km Grade: Medium, 20-22kmph average speed ​Join us for a scenic loop out to Kurnell, taking in a mix of brand-new infrastructure and classic coastal paths. ​We’ll departfrom the Holbeach Ave carpark area and head straight onto the new M6 cycleway, making our way down to Ramsgate for a quick "cheeky" coffee stop to fuel up. From there, we’ll hug the coastline through Dolls Point, cross the Taren Point Bridge, and roll through Woolooware. ​The main stretch takes us along Captain Cook Drive all the way to Kurnell. Since it’s June, we’ll be keeping a keen eye on the horizon for some whale spotting before settling in for lunch at the café. ​Our return leg will be a steady spin back on the roads, finishing up at Holbeach Ave. ​Route highlights: - ​Enjoy the newish M6 cycleway - ​Coastal views through Dolls Point - ​Whale watching at Kurnell - ​Social lunch break ​Please ensure your bike is in good working order, and bring a spare tube, water, and money for coffee and lunch. All communications regarding this ride will be handled on this MeetUp site. Check the comments section for any updates closer to the ride. Fyi - All St George BUG Rides can be found on the St George BUG website: https://www.stgeorgebug.org.au/calendar

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Moore Park to Ramsgate RTN - 36k

Moore Park to Ramsgate RTN - 36k

Fri, May 29, 9:30 PM
From BIKEast
4.8

An easy and relatively flat morning ride south through Waterloo, Alexandria, Mascot, around Sydney Airport and along the new cycle path through the Barton and Scarborough Park wetlands to Ramsgate where we stop for coffee/pastries. Much of the ride is on cycleways, otherwise along back streets, except for the first short stretch along Dacey Ave and South Dowling St. We meet at the Dacey Avenue Bus Shelter, Kensington (in front of the E S Marks Athletic Field) and leave from there promptly at 7:30 am. Alternatively - meet us at 7:45 am in front of The Grounds on the corner of Bourke Rd and Huntley St Alexandria. Medium pace (20kph av.) ETA return 10:30 am

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that helps people connect with local communities and attend events based around shared interests. Users can join groups, participate in events, and meet others with similar passions.

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.

Yes, you can join multiple cycling groups on Meetup. This allows you to explore different types of cycling activities, such as road cycling or mountain biking, and connect with a diverse range of cyclists.

Most cycling events will require you to bring your own bike, but you should always check the specific event details. Some groups may also have rental options available or suggest local rental shops.

Yes, Meetup offers a user-friendly mobile app that allows you to browse events, join groups, RSVP, and keep up with your Meetup activities easily from your smartphone.

To organize a cycling event, you need to be an organizer of a Meetup group. You can then create an event, set the details, and invite members of your group to join and participate in the ride.

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.

Most cycling groups in Sydney cater to various skill levels from beginners to advanced cyclists. Always read the group descriptions and event details to find those that match your level.

Joining Meetup is generally free. However, some groups or events might charge a nominal fee for participation or membership, especially if they include special arrangements or venue hires.

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!

While Meetup provides a platform for connections, making friends depends on your participation and willingness to engage with others at events.

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.