Critical Mass returns!

Your Bike Fun Newsletter

Rides and events from 24th September 2022
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.
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Please tell us about rides and events via this form: http://www.bikefun.org/list-your-event/

Critical Mass returns!

Start: Fri, 30 Sep 2022
Time: 5:00 pm
Finish: 6:30 pm
Meeting place: State Library

Details

Hop on your bike for a family friendly bike ride/protest around the CBD to advocate for improved bike infrastructure.

More information

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Big Bike Film Night

Start: Tue, 04 Oct 2022
Time: 6:15 pm
Finish: 10:00 pm
Meeting place: Village Cinemas Jam Factory, South Yarra

Details
It’s geared to inspire, with an absolutely breathtaking range of short cycling films that celebrate the fun, adventure, and inspiration that cycling enables, whatever your ride is;
This year’s collection has 12 films, runs for just over 2 hours and 20 minutes.
This year every ticket purchased to attend a screening of The Big Bike Film Night goes in the draw to WIN A CYCLING HOLIDAY to New Zealand thanks to our Presenting Partner Ngā Haerenga Great Rides of New Zealand.
More information

https://www.facebook.com/events/587587349677265/
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The Great Vic Bike Ride

Start: Sat, 26 Nov 2022
Time: 12:00 am
Finish: Sun, 04 Dec 2022 12:00 am
Meeting place: Koroit

Details

Bicycle Network has announced an amazing route featuring the Great Ocean Road, volcanic craters, Otway rainforests and Golden Plains for the 2022 Great Vic Bike Ride.

It will be an iconic Great Vic with riders enjoying the best parts of Western Victoria, charming host towns and incredible scenery.

Highlights include:

  • Explore Tower Hill volcano on the arrival day in Koroit
  • Foodie paradise in Timboon and Birregurra
  • Picture postcard Otway Ranges rainforest
  • A rest day at the coastal town of Apollo Bay – from café to beach life
  • Experience the iconic Great Ocean Road between Apollo Bay and Anglesea with no traffic other than bikes.

The rolling bike festival travels from town to town. At each campsite there’s heaps to enjoy including live music, food trucks, craft beer, yoga and outdoor cinema.

The ride starts in Koroit on 26 November. Overnight stops are in Noorat (27th), Timboon (28th), Birregurra (29th), Apollo Bay (2 nights 30th and 1st Dec), Anglesea (2nd), Inverleigh (3rd) and finishing in Buninyong.

Those who can’t get away for the week but still want to be part of the fun can join the first five days from Koroit to Apollo Bay or the last three days from Apollo Bay to Buninyong.

Ride Facts: 

  • The 522 kilometre route is suitable for road, hybrid and mountain bikes.
  • Early bird registrations run until 7 August and can save up to $120. The first 1,000 riders will also receive a free event jersey.
  • The ride is a fully catered, tent-based holiday. There is extensive on-route support, luggage transfers, entertainment, medical team, bicycle repair facilities and much more.

For more event information visit: greatvic.com.au

More information

http://www.greatvic.com.au
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Other Places to Find Rides:
YarraBUG Radio — Every Monday on 3CR

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

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