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Links to calendars of WA Cycling Clubs and Organisations

Action Outdoors Association: http://www.aoa.iinet.net.au/pdfs/curren ... forweb.pdf

Australian Time Trials Association (ATTA): http://www.atta.asn.au/program.html#waprog

Audax: http://audax.org.au/public/index.php?op ... Itemid=176

BMX Sports WA: http://www.bmxsportswa.com.au/Forms.htm

Cycling 4 Pleasure (C4P): http://members.iinet.com.au/%7Enoffy/c4p/rides.htm

Cycling Touring Association (CTA): http://www.ctawa.asn.au/rides

Cyclo Sportif: http://www.cyclosportif.com.au/calendar.htm

Orienteering Western Australia (Mountainbike Orienteering): http://wa.orienteering.asn.au/events/MTBO/

Over 55's Cycling Club: http://www.over55cycling.org.au/action.cgi

Perth Mountain Bike Club (PMBC): http://www.perthmtb.com/

Sports Performance & Management: (no current calendar)

Track Cycling WA: http://www.trackcyclingwa.com.au/?page_id=130

Triathlon WA: http://www.triwa.org.au/calendar.htm (09/10 calendar available soon)

TriEvents: http://www.trievents.com.au/ec.html

W.A. Mountain Bike Association (WAMBA): http://www.perthmtb.com/files/wamba.pdf

WACF Cycling Federation: http://www.wa.cycling.org.au/calendar/? ... ar=current

West Coast Masters Cycling Council: http://www.wcmasterscycling.asn.au/cale ... lendar.htm

I will keep adding as I find more. If you know of any, please let me know.

G'day

How about linking to the individual Club's calendars? You can easily edit your opening post.

Regards
Andrew

Aushiker wrote:G'day

How about linking to the individual Club's calendars? You can easily edit your opening post.

Regards
Andrew

I'll give it a go. Might take a while though.

WA Cycling Groups and Clubs resources

WA Groups and Clubs (DPI) http://www.dpi.wa.gov.au/cycling/1525.asp

Bicycle Club Contacts (BTAWA) http://www.btawa.org.au/~bta/members/clublist.shtml

(Unfortunately the W.A. Rides Calendar link gives a 404 Not Found error)

Events (WA Cycling) http://www.wa.cycling.org.au/calendar/? ... ar=current

Rides (WA Cycling) http://www.wa.cycling.org.au/?Page=19980

WA club links (WA Cycling) http://wa.cycling.org.au/links.html

WA club links (WA Cycling) http://www.wa.cycling.org.au/default.as ... 216/19980/

Western Australian Human Powered Vehicle Group - http://www.wahpv.org/index.htm (good resource for recumbent)

CTA: http://www.ctawa.asn.au/

G'day

I have added the CTA calendar to your list Greg. Good work done there BTW.

Andrew

Aushiker wrote:G'day

I have added the CTA calendar to your list Greg. Good work done there BTW.

Andrew

Thanks. I tried to get the URL but it kept timing out on me last night.

here's one for Track cycling WA

tallywhacker wrote:here's one for Track cycling WA

Thanks. I forgot that one.

the local recumbent group http://www.wahpv.org/

the Historical Cycles Club doesn't seem to have a webpage, just a meeting hall on Hickey St below Wireless Hill.

just4tehhalibut wrote:the local recumbent group http://www.wahpv.org/

the Historical Cycles Club doesn't seem to have a webpage, just a meeting hall on Hickey St below Wireless Hill.

Thanks. I have added them in. They don't seem to have a ride calendar though.

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the Historical Cycles Club doesn't seem to have a webpage, just a meeting hall on Hickey St below Wireless Hill.

Thanks. I have added them in. They don't seem to have a ride calendar though.[/quote]

They do the occasional rides although being the Historic Cyclists that they are those sorts of things are more for the young whippersnappers.

There are a lot of social groups around, when I occasionally ran some rides for the Freo BUG we'd get some of the retiree groups turn up, they'd already had some sort of regular ride going, keen as hell. Then there's groups like the Peel Cycling Club, they have a social group as well as roadracing (http://www.pdcc.asn.au/) and you'll see them around Rockingham. The racing clubs, such as Melville-Fremantle, also run regular training rides and some of the groups that you'll see out of the paths are from footy clubs, health clubs, even schools. One of the SOR primary schools is pretty active in bike education and runs rides for the kids, looks at bike design, all that. But then in SA/VIC they run the Pedal Prix series for schools (http://www.pedalprix.com.au/news.php) and Wonthaggai HPV Gran Prix (http://www.wonthaggisc.vic.edu.au/hpv/) whereas in Perth we seem to mainly teach our kids the merits of high-powered cars, joy rides and roadrage. Ah, Perth traffic. At least we have good cycleways for a bit of relaxing away.

Umm hey..DOn't ignore us folks who do dirt www.perthmtb.com

crazycanuck wrote:Umm hey..DOn't ignore us folks who do dirt http://www.perthmtb.com

Is that the same as W.A. Mountain Bike Association (WAMBA)? I have a link to the calendar in the first post of this thread.

casual_cyclist wrote:

crazycanuck wrote:Umm hey..DOn't ignore us folks who do dirt http://www.perthmtb.com

Is that the same as W.A. Mountain Bike Association (WAMBA)? I have a link to the calendar in the first post of this thread.

G'day

I don't think so. WAMBA is the umbrella organisation as I understand it, whereas Perth Mountain Bike Club is just a club.

Regards
Andrew

G'day

Thanks to Mike, you may want to add Mountain Bike Orienteering (MTB) to your list. The events calendar can be found here.

Regards
Andrew

Aushiker wrote:G'day

Thanks to Mike, you may want to add Mountain Bike Orienteering (MTB) to your list. The events calendar can be found here.

Regards
Andrew

Already there, or did you add it? Anyway, thanks for the reminder it was worthwhile checking

Aushiker wrote:

casual_cyclist wrote:

crazycanuck wrote:Umm hey..DOn't ignore us folks who do dirt http://www.perthmtb.com

Is that the same as W.A. Mountain Bike Association (WAMBA)? I have a link to the calendar in the first post of this thread.

G'day

I don't think so. WAMBA is the umbrella organisation as I understand it, whereas Perth Mountain Bike Club is just a club.

Regards
Andrew

Added. Thanks.

The closest we unicyclists in Perth have outside of university juggling clubs to a unicycling club in Perth - the Perth Unicyclists forum at http://forum.perthunicycle.com/index.php?board=1.0

For those who want to ride aorund the river/cbd/parks with other unicyclists, or need some help getting onto a uni, or just want to have a try, post your need on the forum and we will make it happen.

... and the Bicycle Transportation Alliance.
http://www.bta-bulletin.blogspot.com/
http://www.btawa.org.au/

a new one:

South Perth Cycling Club
http://www.southperthrouleurs.com.au

For People North of the freeway, Joondalup - Jindalee

Peloton Charity Shield
http://pelotoncharityshield.blogspot.com/

Its for people who wants to ride with friendly people and be part of a group, sorry no racers here.
Its not a registered club as yet. Recently started to attend the cyclosportif events.

Rottnest Island........Locals ride, monday to saturday mornings...(note mostly only on fine days without rain)

there is very few of us (mostly me with my mate)
leave the 3 pot plants (near the lodge in the settlement bus stop cross roads) about 6.15am-6.30am
we do a stright sprint ride through the center to west end 20to18 min ride
some times up the light house or oliver hill on the way out or back.

short break at west end..5 mins then sprint back though the center, back about 7ish

as there is rarely any 1 who comes with us we suit our selves depending on the wind etc
we do take different routes southern and northern sides to please our selves

if ya keen for a ride on ya holidays welcome to ride out with us
email me if ya comming over to check if our start times change as our work times change according to summer or winter season.
rotto_pad@hotmail.com
cheers,
brad.

Locals ride...(note mostly only fine days no rain)

very helpful thanks for this.

VB

Is there any clubs that cater for us older (early 50's) folks that don't have a road bike? the wife and I have recently taken up riding again after a 30 year spell .
We purchased a couple of Trek Mountain Bikes and have been riding for around 2 mths. and have done approx 900k's. But I just can't seem to find a club that caters for those of us that have mountain bikes, the minute you mention mountain bikes with knobbly's they don't want to know. We are too young for the over 55's and CFP didn't really want to know.

We average 20kph and ride to enjoy it, if we want to go any faster we take the car

Any info would be appreciated

Graeme