
Rides and events from 28th May 2019
Here is your list of Bike Fun events and more. Love to see you on a ride soon! Bike Fun rides mostly go at a social pace, Some rides are off-road recreational, some are on-road mini-masses. Food and moderate alcohol consumption are often featured. We also list rides organised by others, usually with a link to their website.
Check back at our calendar for latest updates, or follow us on twitter @bikefunmelb
Please tell us about rides and events via this form: http://www.bikefun.org/list-your-event/

Start: Fri, 31 May 2019
Time: 6:00 pm
Finish: 8:00 pm
Meeting place: State Library
Critical mass is a fun ride for all. Come and enjoy the roads of Melbourne.
A basic concept below?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_mass_(sociodynamics)
There will be a warm and friendly pub at the end of the rainbow.
The bicycle is a vehicle for change so let’s ride them!
https://www.facebook.com/events/368810103727815/
Add to your calendar
Check back at Bike Fun for updates.

Start: Mon, 03 Jun 2019
Time: 11:00 am
Finish: 3:00 pm
Meeting place: Southern Cross Railway station (Spencer St)
Monday, June 3rd is World Bicycle Day.
https://www.un.org/en/events/bicycleday/
Melbourne Freestyle Cyclists will celebrate the day with a ride around the Capital City Trail. The entire route is 29km but there are opportunities to hop off at various points along the way. This ride includes some very scenic locations around the City. There are also cafes and picnic spots for stops.
The ride commences out the front of Southern Cross station at 11.00am. Please RSVP so we can look out for you at the start.
Organiser: Kathy 0481 372 956
https://www.freestylecyclists.org
Add to your calendar
Check back at Bike Fun for updates.

Start: Fri, 22 Nov 2019
Time: 3:00 pm
Finish: Sun, 01 Dec 2019 1:00 pm
Meeting place: Robe, South Australia
The Greatest Great Vic Bike Ride Ever
Bicycle Network has put together a world class route along South Australia’s Limestone Coast and the Great Ocean Road for the 2019 Great Victorian Bike Ride.
The 650 kilometre iconic bike riding holiday includes some of Australia’s most iconic scenery, including South Australia’s Limestone Coast, the Great Ocean Road and the Otway Ranges forests.
The rolling bike festival pedals to a new town each day, setting up camp where riders can soak up an afternoon and evening of entertainment and activities including local hospitality, live music, comedy, yoga, an outdoor cinema and much more!
Rider numbers are capped at 5,000 to give people the best experience along the way.
The Great Vic is about having time away in the country where you can ride, relax and do it your way.
Highlights include:
- The Great Ocean Road including the dramatic rock formations of the Twelve Apostles
- South Australia’s Limestone Coast including Robe and Mount Gambier’s Blue Lake
- Picture postcard Otway Ranges rainforest including one of Victoria’s best kept secrets, Turtons Track
- A rest day enjoying the cafes and restaurants at the seaside village and Australian town of the year, Port Fairy
- The historic Portland cable trams
- A chance to slow down for a swim at one of the many beaches on the Surf Coast
- A holiday that will never be forgotten and often relived.
Those who can’t get away for the entire 10-day holiday can join the first five days from Robe to Port Fairy or the last five days of the ride from Port Fairy to Torquay.
https://www.greatvic.com.au
Add to your calendar
Check back at Bike Fun for updates.
- Moreland Bug: https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=morelandbug@gmail.com&ctz=Australia/Sydney
- Banyule Bug: www.banyulebug.org.au
- Darebin Bug: www.darebinbug.org.au/rides.html
- Moonee Valley BUG: Every Tuesday Night: Join the Tuesday night regulars for the “Cappuccino run” from 6.15pm. Meet at the Afton St Footbridge. More details by calling Laura, AH 9337 9839
- Moonee Valley BUG: Friday Bike Rides: The Cross Keys Cruisers meet at Cross Keys Hotel car park in Essendon at 9am every Friday; the destination is decided on Friday mornings. The majority of riders are 50+ years old and male but anyone can join in.
For further details please contact Martin 9370 1523 or Rodney 9374 2029
Broadcasting every Monday at 10-10.30am on 3CR Community Radio 855am www.yarrabug.org/radio
Have an idea, want to be interviewed or have program feedback? We welcome your contribution, after all YarraBUG Radio is here for you to help you make your cycling safe, fun and infectious for others. YarraBUG Radio – streaming live on the web at: www.3cr.org.au/3CR_streaming
Organise a ride (or whatever) and BikeFun will promote it. Fill in the form at
www.bikefun.org/list-your-event/ to let us know the details.To subscribe to the Bike Fun email, put your email address into
www.bikefun.org/subscribe-to-bike-fun-newsletters/.
To unsubscribe, Click here.



