Canberra By Bike

This ride is $50 per person. Pay here, in cash, or message me for PayID.

Croissants and coffee? ✅
Cheese tasting? ✅
Socialising on cycles? ✅

This slow, social ride which celebrates croissants, cheese, and being outside in the sunshine.
This one supports local businesses in Dickson and Belconnen. Lilette is renowned for their almond croissants and other pastries. Le Cheeserie stocks numerous cheese varieties from Australia and around this sweet old world.
We'll have croissants (plain or almond, you choose) waiting at Lilette, while Alex from Le Cheeserie will explain three cheeses that we'll also sample.

This ride is about 9km each way. There are three hills between Dickson and Belconnen's Capital Food Market. We'll ride on mostly separated shared paths that are lumpy in many places.

Guests must bring their own cycle/scooter/skates, and a lock. We ride at our own risk.

Their debut album, Dire Straits was recorded at Basing Street Studios in London from 13 February to 5 March 1978, and included the hit single, Sultans of Swing. The album was released on 9 June 1978.
Dire Straits sold more than 120 million albums, including Communiqué, Brothers in Arms, and On Every Street. Their hit singles include Money for Nothing and Calling Elvis.

As always, you choose the songs for our bike parties playlists, so let me know what Dire Straits or Mark Knopfler tracks to play.

Our bike parties are slow, social rides around a set route. The idea is to promote social connections and being outside, so you turn up on your cycle/scooter/skates, and we'll take care of the rest.

You must bring your own lights, and have a plan if you get a flat tyre or other mechanical fault. Bring something warm in case it gets windy by the lake.

This route is one loop around Lake Ginninderra, approx. 7km. It's mostly flat and is on shared paths. There are inclines approaching the Lake Ginninderra bridge.

If you arrive early, get a soft drink from the Belconnen Arts Centre.

From the Chordettes' hit song Mr Sandman in 1954, to the Supremes of the 1960s, Bananarama in the 80s, Spice Girls in the 90s, through to today's K-pop giants Blackpink, Girl Groups have been there to help us get through this thing called Life.
This bike party asks you to grab people you care about, choose some songs for the playlist, and then roll beside Lake Ginninderra as we blast music from a Partybox on the back of our cargo bike.

Never been on a bike party? Here's one from Lake Tuggeranong last month.

We ride at our own risk.

You must bring your own lights, and have a plan if you get a flat tyre or other mechanical fault. Oh, and bring something warm because it can get cold beside the lake. We'll be on a big blue cargo bike, with flashing lights and a flag.
We welcome all people on all cycles, scooters, and skates.