Slowing down and enjoying a coffee, checking in on my article 'slow down and enjoy life' in the paper. Reflecting on walking and cycling great cities of the world.
When you travel, you walk, ride and soak up the city life...Don't leave it there, bring it home
#bikebendigo
#Ride2Work Day.
First time I've needed to use my waterproof pull-overs since I bought them a few months ago. They really work! And they roll up tight to fit in a pouch that I can keep in my bag.
My sister managed to break her bicycle beyond viable repair and instead of buying a new bike, I found this one for $20 at the recycling centre.
De-rusted the parts with vinegar. Re-greased seized hubs. New chain. Turned out alright I think. 🚴♀️🌳♻️
#Bendigo
Tonight's the night! Have you got your tickets?
We'll have a couple of cargo bikes at the door for those who would like a closer look before the film.
#Bendigo
Film night with Bike Bendigo on Friday 4 October. Marking the launch of Bike Palooza running throughout the month!
Get your tickets here: https://t.co/pQkfruO84H
Film night with Bike Bendigo on Friday 4 October. Marking the launch of Bike Palooza running throughout the month!
Get your tickets here: https://t.co/pQkfruO84H
I bumped into Yvonne today at the Bendigo Library. She cycles into town on the Bendigo Creek Trail, but finds the ride uncomfortable when the trail ends at a busy street. We all hope to see the two ends of the trail connected soon! @GreaterBendigo
Last night’s event at Tūranga in Christchurch was a family affair, as 12-year-old Coralie and 9-year-old Etienne joined us on stage to share their perspectives of life on two wheels: “Bikes had, and still have a huge impact on my life. I never signed up for it. It just happened.”