Riders roll in to Ride2Work Day at Queen’s Wharf
More than 150 riders joined Bicycle Queensland (BQ) and The Star this morning (October 15) for a special ...
During these challenging times it is wonderful to see more folks and families returning to cycling to support their physical and mental wellbeing. We are also seeing an uptake in active transport as cycling provides a fun, cheap and healthy alternative to public transport.
With community safety in mind, bike stores are changing the way they work to help stop the spread of COVID-19 and to keep the cycling community pedalling. We recommend contacting your local store to ensure you are aware of what process and procedures they have in place.
Find below some changes your local bike shop might be adopting to ensure the safety of their staff and customers.
Tag your local bike shop to let them know you value their commitment and effort in assisting us to all to #ridewell through COVID-19. Posts on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.
Please see our Coronavirus Q&A for cyclists and Coronavirus update for Cyclists stories for our recommendations to stay safe.
More than 150 riders joined Bicycle Queensland (BQ) and The Star this morning (October 15) for a special ...
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