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8 – 16 OctoberSydney is enjoying a bike riding renaissance not seen for decades and to celebrate, the City of Sydney and SydneyCycleways are excited to announce that come October; Sydneysiders will be saddling up for a brand new week-long celebration o… . . . → Read More: Introducing Sydney Rides Festival  Wednesday 12 October 2011. Register for free at www.ride2work.com.auRiding to work is a fantastic way to incorporate exercise into your workplace culture. Ride to Work is a year-long program that encourages thousands of Australians thinking of commutin… . . . → Read More: National Ride to Work Day This week Bicycle NSW CEO Omar Khalifa was on the panel as part of Australian Engineering Week discussing the issue: City Cycle Ways – Commuter Gain or Pain? Other speakers included Michael Veysey from the RTA and Fiona Campbell from the City of Sydney… . . . → Read More: Life Beyond Bollards The Inner West Courier is reporting that the City of Sydney Council has pledged $3000 to BIKESydney to help get the City West Cycle Link (CWCL) up and running. More here . . . → Read More: Cycleway linking inner west supported by Councils Ciclovia, Bogota Friday 11 March:University of Sydney, 12:30 pm Enrique Penalosa is the former Mayor, Bogota, Columbia and President, Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP), New York. This presentation is a joint venture between t… . . . → Read More: Enrique Penalosa to Discuss Urban Strategy in Sydney  Comments are closed  Uncategorized From Tuesday 2 August 2011, the Goulburn Street Parking Station will have free secure bike parking. Swipe cards providing permanent access, 24 hours a day, to 28 securely caged spaces on the ground level are available on payment of a $20 deposit. Casua… . . . → Read More: Free Bike Parking at Goulburn Street Parking Station Comments are closed Uncategorized The Sydney Morning Herald has reposted an article from mashable.com about a concept bike now in the prototype stage that allows the rider to change gears with their mind. Full story here . . . → Read More: Bicycle of the future shifts gears via brain waves The Sydney Morning Herald is reporting on how much a household can save by opting for a bicycle over a second car. Full article here . . . → Read More: Where there’s a wheel there’s a way to save big money |
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