We chatted with some riders who have recently visited Bright and are encouraging the riding community to #RollOnBack to bushfire-affected towns this summer.
Our mate Matt de Neef from theclimbingcyclist.com has provided a detailed description of a climb that needs no introduction to anyone who's taken on Peaks.
We've been talking about solving Hobart's traffic congestion for years, let's make this year one of action in getting separated cycleways into the city centre.
A new plan for the Meehan Range, a shared path along the Huon River, Wellington Park visitors strategy and Tasman Bridge path closures feature in this version of Tassie Bike News Bites.
A new road crossing on the Federation Trail at Laverton has been installed the wrong way around, and nobody even noticed that bikes should have priority.
Work is starting on a new crossing of Scotchmer Street in North Fitzroy that will give people riding the Linear Park Trail priority over cars on the street.
The annual Women on Wheels bicycle ride turns 20 this year and we are celebrating with a new central Hobart location and choice of three routes to get you spinning on Sunday 1 March.
The Surges Bay Touring Taster is the first social ride to come out of the new Bicycle Network Tasmania bike touring group on the weekend 15–16 February.
Front racks sold by Surly, and marketed as convenient for schlepping packs of beer, have been recalled as they can come loose and contact the front wheel.
Our hearts break as Australia burns, but we remain strongly committed to supporting the communities who’ve so graciously welcomed our bike riding community over the years.
In a packed room at Melbourne Town Hall, the City of Melbourne approved a decision to defer the rollout of bike lanes for a year. But not without an unprecedented fight by the public.
Two different riders in Melbourne were given unreasonable fines by police but had a good result in court. If you've also been wronged you can get support.