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Bicycle Buddies: Changing behaviour in the Illawarra

Is cycling a beginner-friendly activity? We often hear from the community that, despite the promises of flexibility and freedom, getting started with cycling is more complicated than it should be.  Even if you do have some experience, a pause on your cycling journey also has some consequences: a bike with two deflated tyres, fitness levels

Bicycle NSW Member Profile: Drew Weiss

Bicycle NSW is a Member-funded organisation. The individuals and groups at the heart of the Bicycle NSW community are how we are able to do our work. They are also why we do our work. It is for them that we continue to campaign for a better cycling environment across NSW. Drew Weiss has been

The NSW landscapes are so beautiful and Orange BUG are working hard to showcase them

Orange BUG: connecting wine and food with cycling

Our latest Bicycle User Group (BUG) forum took place in October, creating a platform for some of the most passionate cycling advocates in NSW to share their ideas. One of the highlights of the forum was the opportunity to hear from Orange BUG. From running regular rides to local campaigns, Orange BUG is at the

Spring Cycle 2025: Sydney’s most iconic ride

That’s a wrap on the 2025 edition of Spring Cycle! We are incredibly proud to have supported the organisation of this event, giving over 4000 riders the chance to enjoy a spectacular day exploring Sydney by bike. With all of the work that the Bicycle NSW team does, it was really rewarding to see so

Bicycle NSW Member rides on Coffs forest tracks

Bicycle NSW Member Profile: Yvonne Everett

Bicycle NSW is a Member-funded organisation. The individuals and groups at the heart of the Bicycle NSW community are how we are able to do our work. They are also why we do our work. It is for them that we continue to campaign for a better cycling environment across NSW. Yvonne Everett is actively

Riders stop in the Inner West on Ride to Work Day 2022

Ride to Work Day is coming up!

Will you saddle up for the commute on Wednesday 15 October? National Ride To Work Day is Australia’s biggest celebration of commuter riding. It’s an opportunity to encourage new riders to try riding to work and celebrate those who already commute by bike. This year Bicycle NSW is celebrating with a breakfast in Pyrmont. Come

Bicycle NSW CEO Peter McLean at Museum station in Sydney’s CBD

Keeping e-bikes on track

Recommendations and next steps As reported in the recent article Pushing back: E-bike ban on NSW trains, Bicycle NSW was alerted to a quiet proposal to implement a blanket ban e-bikes and other electric mobility devices from public transport a few weeks ago. CEO Peter McLean swiftly relayed our Members’ concerns to the Transport Minister,

The group gathers at the Northern Rivers Rail Trail trail head in

A Northern Rivers Rail Trail adventure

The very active Bike Leichhardt Touring Group has just completed a 6-day tour of the Northern Rivers for the second time in two years. To encourage more Bicycle NSW friends and Members to make the trip north, Ride Leader Tim Coen has shared his notes about the scenic rides the group did on and around

Bicycle NSW CEO Peter McLean with an e-bike and a NSW train

Pushing back: E-bike ban on NSW trains

On 22nd July, with no warning or consultation, Bicycle NSW learned that the NSW Government was proposing to ban all e-bikes on NSW trains and Sydney Metro from 1st September. An update from Bicycle NSW CEO Peter McLean “Bicycle NSW quickly swung into action with strong advocacy against a blanket ban,” said Peter. “We strongly

A BIKEast member after a crash with a bollards on the Muddy Creek path at Lance Studdert Reserve, Kyeemagh

Battling bollards: A progress update

Bicycle NSW and Bicycle User Group Bike North are working to bust bollards on cycling infrastructure. These pesky steel posts regularly injure bike riders – but they are too often wholly unnecessary. Our article Rethinking bollards on bike paths sets out what the Bicycle NSW and Bike North campaign hopes to achieve. And in the last couple