Tips & Resources
Whether you’re a new rider or are looking for some mid-week motivation to get back in the saddle we’ve got a bunch of resources to keep you pedalling.
How much can you save riding to work? Starting with time and money we take a look at the benefits of a two wheeled commute.
Peaks Challenge returns on 8 March 2026 and remains one of Bicycle Network’s most demanding and exciting endurance events. At 235 kilometres and over 4000 metres of climbing, this event is often compared to a mountain stage of the Tour de France and is certainly not for the faint of heart.
Cycling is often described as the perfect lifelong sport- It’s low impact, easy on the joints, and allows people to ride well into older age. That low impact nature is cycling’s greatest benefit. It’s also its biggest limitation.
Why is bike riding awesome? Why is it the best way to get around? Is it a risky thing to do? There are plenty of questions people have about bike riding – we've got the top 10 answers to all of them.
Bicycle Network caught up with Sarah Gigante who is back racing the top-level of the sport, at the women's Giro. Image: AG Insurance Soudal.
Commuting to work by bike is a great way to get active, save money and put some extra time up your sleeve.
The bicycle is more than 200 years old – here is the story of how a wooden contraption called the Laufmaschine evolved into the brightly coloured carbon numbers we know today.
Full Details Of The 2026 Tour Down Under
South Australia will be the epicentre of international cycling once again when the Santos Tour Down Under returns with a 10-day festival from January 16-25, 2026.
The stand-out health and well-being benefits for employees of riding to work make it a goal worth pursuing for all companies.
Take a behind the scenes look into our wave leaders pre-event prep the week before a big event.
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