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Everything you need to know about riding the Y2W 2025 event
Bicycle Queensland’s return to multi-day events on the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail is here! From July 4-6, riders will be joining Bicycle Queensland and the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail Users Association for a 3-day, 161km ride from Yarraman to Wulkuraka. Here are the essential details for those who have signed up – you’ll also find this in your inbox, and via the Y2W 2025 Rider Sheet.
Y2W rider briefing
You can download the Y2w packlist here, or watch the outline online.
Make sure your bike is ready to go – serviced before the event, and you have your basic spares packed and ready. If you have a shed of lovely bikes to rbing and are on the fence with what to take – here’s some advice from Mike.
If you have any further questions, please contact BQinfo@BQ.org.au.
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