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Get set for Spring Cycle 2026!

Join us at Bicycle NSW Spring Cycle on Sunday 11th October The excitement is palpable! Join thousands of riders for a celebration of cycling that starts in North Sydney and continues across the Sydney Harbour Bridge main deck and on to the festival-style atmosphere at the finish sites. The Spring Cycle provides a unique opportunity…

Bicycle NSW team members on Castlereagh Street

Donate to Bicycle NSW

Bicycle NSW is the leading voice for bicycle riders in NSW. For 50 years, our small but highly effective team has been dedicated to making our state safer, more accessible, and more bike-friendly – for everyone. Bicycle NSW’s advocacy influences critical policy changes, infrastructure improvements, and community engagement initiatives that benefit cyclists all across this…

Assistant Minister to the Prime Minister, the Hon. Patrick Gorman, speaks at the launch of the Parliamentary Friends of Cycling for the 47th Parliament in November 2022. (Image courtesy of WeRide)

Federal election campaign 2025

Bicycle NSW has five points to discuss with the federal candidates this year In addition, Bicycle NSW is supporting our national advocacy partners WeRide and Better Streets in calling on the next Australian Government to invest in a National Infrastructure Program for active transport in our communities.

Kids riding a bike bus to Yamba PS

National Ride to School Day 2025

Pedal towards a safer future on National Ride to School Day National Ride to School Day is a powerful reminder of cycling’s role in fostering healthy habits, reducing traffic congestion, and building sustainable communities. But it is not just a day for students to grab their bikes. It’s an important movement advocating for safer roads…

Two women with dog in bicycle basket

Celebrating International Women’s Day with Bicycle NSW

Empowering women through bicycle riding Today, on International Women’s Day, we celebrate the achievements of women worldwide and reflect on the progress made toward gender equality. This year’s theme, “Accelerate Action”, emphasises the urgency of breaking down barriers and creating opportunities for women in all aspects of life. At Bicycle NSW, we are proud to…

Yellow Kombi van with bikes inside

The Man with the yellow Kombi

Alan’s mission to rescue bikes and spread joy In the quiet suburb of Manly Vale, NSW, one man is proving that small actions can have a big impact.  Alan Ventress, a 75-year-old retiree, has become something of a local hero, dedicating his time and energy to rescuing abandoned bicycles and giving them new life. His…

Bicycle parked near bollard

Rethinking bollards on bike paths

Bicycle NSW is working with Bicycle User Group Bike North to stop the overuse of bollards on cycling infrastructure. Our story about Bike North’s success in getting a bollard removed in Strathfield was the 4th most well-read articles of 2023!   This shows how many friends and Members are impacted, injured and irritated by bollards. At the end…

Children riding bicycles to school

One simple request for the 2025-26 NSW Budget

In the run up to the annual NSW Budget, advocacy organisations of all shapes and sizes submit proposals to the treasurer for a slice of the pie. Transport for NSW knows that active transport is essential for enabling population growth, improving physical and mental health, maximising access to opportunities, and driving down emissions and road…

A couple riding e-bikes on the NSW coast

Bicycle NSW responds to e-mobility recommendations

Bicycle NSW welcomes the findings of the Parliamentary Inquiry into the use of e-scooters, e-bikes and related mobility options. The comprehensive 184-page report from the Transport Portfolio Committee can be found here. Or read on for our much briefer analysis! The Inquiry has addressed many concerns about e-mobility. It recognises that the current problems around…

Bollard Busting

Bollards are a scourge on shared paths across New South Wales Although sometimes warranted to reduce the risk of vehicles damaging an asset, many bollards are unnecessary. And all bollards present a hazard to cyclists, particularly in the dark. Bicycle NSW Members are frequently hurt by bollards. Bollards discriminate against those with diverse mobility requirements,…