That’s A Dirty Days Wrap
By Geoffrey Brown – Bike SA, Special Events Co-ordinator. Dirty Days is now over for 2018, the ride at Kuitpo wrapping it up in style. After a couple of changeable lead in days, the weather played with us, but to…
The laws motorists should be aware of when sharing the road with cyclists
The laws all motorists should be aware of when sharing the road with cyclists With the weekly bike traffic in South Australia has increased by 56 per cent over the last 10 years, there are a few laws all motorists…
Teaspoons of Change for the Global Goals – Start with Your Bike!
From 22 Sept to 10 Nov I’ll be cycling 1000km from Adelaide to Mt Gambier via the Fleurieu and Coorong, and back, via Coonawarra and Murray Bridge to engage schools, businesses, councils and communities with the Global Goals for Sustainable…
Bikeway Counter Activated
On Wednesday 29 August @ 10am The Lord Mayor of Adelaide Martin Haese along with Minster for Transport HON Stephan Knoll officially opened the bikeway counter on the corner of Pirie and Frome Streets displaying daily, monthly and year-to-date bike…
Your guide to a weekend at Wine, Wheels and Whiting
We are really looking forward to a gourmet weekend at the Clare Valley and Copper Coast. To help you prepare for the weekend, and ensure you don’t miss any of the activities and discounts the region have on offer here…
Setting the record straight on South Australia’s Bike Laws
This article has been written by Andersons Solicitor’s Law Clerk, Julia Arena and settled by Senior Partner, Dion McCaffrie. Since 2012 SA cyclists have accounted for 4% of fatalities and 9% of serious injuries on our roads. A total of…
Dirty Days lives up to its name
Dirty Days – Cudlee Creek Sunday August 12 2018 What a day. We thought Dirty Days would get dirty but we didn’t expect it to be like it was on Sunday! We had a bunch of hardy mountain…
Fathers Day Inspiration
Fathers day is coming and its time to show your appreciation to your Dad and what better way than a cycling related gift. Here is a list we have crafted to help you out and to put a smile on…
Channeling Positive Energy for Youth In Remote Communities
Bushproof bikes – channelling positive energy for youth in remote communities I have been involved in Bikes Palya *, Bike SA’s youth engagement program on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankuntjatjara (APY) lands for the past five years. I used to visit…
Is it bye bye bike share?
Dockless bike share in Australia, as we know it, is dead. Over the last few months, those rascally two wheeled disruptors of urban transport, fed by billions of dollars in overseas venture capital, have now retreated from the many countries…
