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Journey To Five Ways

Journey To Five Ways

Sun, Aug 2, 12:00 AM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

**Five Ways** This is a slow 30km urban ride across Sydney. You must be a club member and able to handle urban traffic. Most of the riding will be on quiet back streets. We meet at Rozelle Bay Light Rail Station at 10 AM then ride to Martin Place via the parklands, then Pitt Street cycle way to inner Woolloomooloo . From there we will follow around back streets to Victoria Street to arrive at Five Ways for coffee in Paddington. From Five Ways we find our way to Centennial Park for a toilet stop. We then travel the back way to Redfern and on to Stanmore Station where this adventure ends. The ride is typified by contrasts and many little streets.

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Other Ways to Five Ways

Other Ways to Five Ways

Sun, Aug 2, 12:15 AM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

This ride is very similar to contemporaneous "Journey to Five Ways", providing a Plan B for those who missed the 8-rider "cut" for that ride. PLEASE don't be listed for both rides, "in-the-cut" or Waitlisted. 32km [+350M] (-> GCP 1.1) scenic ride, mixture of shared-paths, cycleways, backstreets and some busier roads. Traffic passing close at times. The ride will finish where it starts, at western end of Brenan St, just across City West Link from Lilyfield Light-rail stop. [Beware: the lift will be inoperable at that stop. Alternatively, exit south from Rozelle Bay stop and ride 1km west along sleepy Railway Pde and Brenan St. ] The route includes Rozelle Park, Anzac Bridge, Pyrmont Bridge, Barangaroo, Dawes Point, city, Wooloomooloo, Darlinghurst, Paddington, Centennial Park, Redfern, Stanmore. Annandale. Route: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/56354537 Coffee etc. at Five Ways after 16km. You'll need a bicycle in good working order, helmet, water, sun screen, spare tube(s) for puncture(s), clothing layers? Please do NOT come if unwell, or unsuited for the ride as specified. Contact Leader if doubts/queries: Richard 0428 640 975.

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Ride Leaders' workshop & lunch

Ride Leaders' workshop & lunch

Fri, Aug 7, 11:45 PM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

*For Bike Leichhardt financial RIDE LEADERS only* ***All Bike Leichhardt ride leaders are asked to attend this*** **Bike Leichhardt RIDE LEADERS' WORKSHOP and lunch** 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 Cardinal Freeman Village 9.45 for 10 am workshop start. Tea & coffee available in the room so have a cuppa while we think... We go till 12.30 then lunch in the cafe next door. Venue is 'The Studio' in the Clubhouse 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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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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Centennial Park family and friends ride

Sun, Aug 2, 12:00 AM
From Dicycles On Bicycles
4.8
12 attendees
Pastry & Pedals: Kings Cross Mkt Loop

Pastry & Pedals: Kings Cross Mkt Loop

Fri, Aug 7, 10:00 PM
From St George Bike Group
4.9

**Ride Details** Date: Saturday, 8th August Meet Time: 8:00 AM Start/End Point: Holbeach Avenue Carpark, Tempe Distance: Approximately 30 km (return) Target Pace: Moderate 20 km/h cruising speed We'll roll out from Tempe and navigate through Mascot to link up with the start of the Bourke Street Cycleway. From there, it's a seamless, mostly separated run all the way north through Waterloo, Redfern, and Surry Hills, dropping right down into Woolloomooloo. Once at the bay, we’ll tackle the brief but punchy climb up into Potts Point, arriving right at Fitzroy Gardens. We are parking the bikes by the El Alamein Fountain to explore the vibrant Kings Cross Saturday Market - famous for exceptional artisan baked treats, fresh pastries, and boutique sweet treats. Grab a coffee, score a top-tier pastry, and relax by the fountain for breakfast. Heading home, we’ll cruise through the heart of Kings Cross and cut up through the elegant but hilly backstreets of Paddington We’ll cross over into Moore Park to pick up the green infrastructure tracks, eventually filtering back onto the Bourke Street Cycleway for a familiar, clear run all the way south to the cars at Holbeach Avenue. **Essential** **Checklist** Helmet: Mandatory (standard Australian compliance). Spares: Bring a bike puncture repair kit, spare tube that fits your valves, and a mini-pump/CO2. Hydration & Weather: A full water bottle. While it's August, morning coastal breezes can be brisk, so a windproof layer is recommended. Payment: Card/cash for your market goodies. 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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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.