The Dutch Reach – This Move Could Save A Cyclists’ Life
This simple Dutch move could be a simple way to avoid injury. Dooring…. it’s every cyclists’ nightmare. An inattentive car driver open the car door and the consequences can be dire. Hence the “Dutch Reach” could be a valuable little lesson…
New Trail at Cudlee Creek: Climbing Ivy
Cudlee Creek (Fox Creek) is getting a new trail Despite some recent rain damage at Cudlee Creek, the trails are getting better and better with the Human Projectiles making the most of their crowdfunding project.Climbing Ivy Trail, the latest edition to…
“In the Netherlands, we grow up riding bicycles” – A chat with an Amy’s Ride SA participant
Dutch native, Caroline Giezenaar, gives her opinion on what needs to be done to get more people cycling. And let’s us know why she’s going to ride Amy’s Ride SA again this year.
This fella just won an epic cycling trip to the Outback
Steve has just won an epic trip along the Mawson Trail. He’s getting ready for adventure!
“A Metre Matters” – Survey Results & Why We Need You At Amy’s Ride SA
We still need your support this year for Amy’s Ride SA. Our recent survey shows why.
Bikes, Beach & Bubbles – This year’s Gear Up Girl SA
Gear Up Girl SA is taking place on Sunday 20 November. This year’s edition will have a gourmet touch, with every rider getting a complimentary glass of bubbles and the option to purchase gourmet cheese at The Finish Line. South Australia…
Major damage at Cudlee Creek (I)nc. Photos
Recent rainfall has cause serious damage at Cudlee Creek.
West Torrens Council Gains Maximum Visibility
West Torrens Council is seeking mandatory high visibility clothing worn by ALL cyclists.
Extensive Advertising Campaign Reminds Cyclists to Share the Footpath
A new campaign has just been launched by the state government to help educate and remind cyclists about their rights and responsibilities surrounding riding on the footpath. This follows popular take-up of riding on footpaths as a result of changes…
200+ Cyclists to Tour South Australia
Over 200 cyclists will ride from the vineyards to outback South Australia from September 26 – October 4 as part of Bicycle SA’s Annual Tour.
