Running the Brisbane River Loop
When Amanda was building up her running fitness for the Sunshine Coast 70.3 in September, she decided to run the Brisbane river loop.
Dear Members,
It has been lovely to engage with many of you via social media, phone, video calls and more recently the Brisbane to Gold Coast Cycle Challenge. The easing of restrictions is providing more opportunities to meet with members and stakeholders in person which is wonderful. Our recent trip to Mackay for the Annual Local Government Authority conference is a great example of this. From our discussions with councillors at the conference, our campaigning on the role cycling plays in connecting communities and building a robust adventure tourism industry is being heard.
The diverse array of projects the BQ team will be delivering in 2022 will reinforce our strategic approach to position cycling high on the Government’s health, social, planning, tourism, and transport agendas.
Whilst there is still much to do, we continue to work hard to achieve our mission of getting more people riding more often. To ensure we can continue to provide a comprehensive membership, we’ll be increasing the cost of our membership categories from 1st January 2022.
Type | Monthly | Annually |
Individual | $11.99 | $129 |
Household of 2 | $14.99 | $165 |
Household of 3+ | $16.99 | $189 |
Individual Concession | $8.99 | $95 |
BQ Supporter (excludes insurance) | $5.00 | $47 |
This increase will ensure you still retain the best value for money cycling membership in Australia. You will also retain the same level of insurance, which is the best insurance product available. I thought it was important to share with you what this increase will also allow us to do:
This increase will enable us to continue to provide the quality and breadth of services you love and expect from us. If you have any questions about the price increase or membership packages, don’t hesitate to contact myself or our membership team.
Happy and safe riding.
Rebecca Randazzo
Bicycle Queensland, CEO
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