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The featured rides this fortnight are all within Hobart or short drive away and showcase the city, northern suburbs and coastal cruisyness on the eastern shore.
Pipeline track improves flow with new link
The City of Hobart has opened a new link in the popular Pipeline Track so riders no longer have to carry their bikes up Gentle Annie Falls.
Film night marks Bicycle Network’s 50 years
Bicycle Network turns 50 this year and we’re marking the birthday in Hobart with the screening of the documentary Lael Rides Around the World on Tuesday 11 November.
Tassie Bike News Bites
Bass Hwy barrier removes shoulder width, Ulverstone Main Street up for redesign, survey on Collins St trial opens and more in this Bike News Bites.
Lake Colac cycling path on the table
A study exploring the feasibility of a shared cycling and walking path around Lake Colac has been released for public comment.
Moore Park Golf Course to become public park
Sydney riders will be able to enjoy a new network of bike paths and community recreation spaces following the transformation of 20 hectares of Moore Park Golf Course into a public park.
Check your helmet if travelling to Tassie
Tasmania’s world-class mountain bike trails and quiet country roads attract tourists from across the country but the state government’s failure to enact new national helmet standards means tourists will need to check their helmets before jumping on a bike.
Coffs Harbour active transport plan open for feedback
The City of Coffs Harbour is seeking community feedback on its draft Active Transport Plan, which sets out a vision for making it easier to walk, ride, roll and scoot across the region.
Celebrating a cracker United Energy Around the Bay 2025
Thousands of riders turned out for a great day at this year's United Energy Around the Bay despite the rain – once again proving the resilience and passion of the cycling community.
New Dandenong link open
A new section of trail along the Dandenong Creek is now open to riders.

