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Lake Parramatta Loop

Lake Parramatta Loop

Sat, Apr 25, 10:15 PM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

Medium Pace ride approximately 60km. Meet near Lang St Bridge Hurlstone Park at the end/start of the New Greenway path 8.15am. Get there EARLIER if you want to grab a coffee! There will be a mix of roads and cycleways . Cooks River cycleway to Meadowbank thence onto the Parramatta River Valley Path to Western Sydney Uni, then via roads to Lake Parramatta. Coffee and a swim if desired! Onto Parramatta Park returning via Parramatta River and over the Silverwater Bridge through to Powells Creek to Homebush and a different way to Cooks River. Finish at the Start point. Please stay between the Leader & the Sweep and obey road rules on the ride. Check Meetup for any cancellations or changes. What to bring: A bike in good mechanical order, a helmet, water bottle/s, a spare inner tube(s) and a pump in case of a puncture. And good humor.

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Monterey to Centennial Park

Monterey to Centennial Park

Wed, Apr 29, 11:00 PM
From St George Bike Group
4.9

Meet at the start of the new M6 Muddy Creek cycle path in Monterey. We'll cycle mostly on paths and quiet roads to Centennial Park and do a loop of the park before our coffee stop. Then we'll return to the start a different way via Eastlakes. Distance 38kms, mostly flat.

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The Greater Sydney Bike Trail

The Greater Sydney Bike Trail

Sat, May 9, 10:30 PM
From Bike Leichhardt
4.8

SECOND SEGMENT - Amended Feel like a challenge? Something to tell your friends and family about? Here is your opportunity! Five rides on five different days completing a circumnavigation of Sydney. The **Greater Sydney Bike Trail** ([https://cyclesydney.wiki/gsbt/](https://cyclesydney.wiki/gsbt/)), put out there by one and crafted by many, loops around the outer edges of metropolitan Sydney, showcasing the city’s fantastic shared paths and trails. This 220km loop takes you through some of Sydney’s most iconic areas, with approximately 85% of the route off-road, utilising shared paths and cycleways. Created by keen cyclist Garry Robinson, the route connects numerous bike paths, cycleways, and trails that were previously disjointed. For the most part this route is not clearly marked, relying on navigation, common sense and careful planning. These days there are a few shortcuts due to new cycleways which we plan to take saving around 20kms. The plan for Bike Leichhardt club members only and consists of five segments, as listed SEPARATELY on Meetup. **Complete one segment, some segments or do them all.** Segment One - 12 April : Tempe to Revesby - COMPLETED Segment Two - 10 May : Revesby to Rooty Hill via Liverpool Catch the train to Revesby where we'll start the ride at 8.30 am from Abel Reserve on Marco Avenue. This undulating segment is 55 kms in length along bike paths and quieter roads all the way to Rooty Hill. Lunch will be at the Rooty Hill cafe. We can take the train from there or ride on to Seven Hills or Blacktown. Natalie will lead Segment Two. Segment Three - 24 May : Rooty Hill to Meadow Bank Segment Four - 7 June : Meadow Bank to the CBD via Airman’s Park to Clyne Reserve (Barangaroo) Segment Five - 21 June : Barangaroo to Cronulla via Tempe and Sans Souci. Register here for the First Segment ONLY on 12 April. Rider leaders for one or more segments will be Natalie Cleary, Ben Triefus and Michael Gill

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24 attendees

Let's Go Cycling at Olympic Park!

Sun, May 3, 12:00 AM
From Sydney Introverts
4.7
2 attendees

Parramatta circle - exploring the Prospect canal cycleway

Fri, Apr 24, 11:00 PM
From Dicycles On Bicycles
4.8
7 attendees
Tempe to Glenfield

Tempe to Glenfield

Sat, Apr 25, 10:20 PM
From St George Bike Group
4.9

Meet at Tempe Station car park at 8.20 for 8.30am start. Cycle the Cooks River, Cup and Saucer and M5 cycle paths to Riverwood, cross the wetland to Revesby for coffee, then to Voyager Point and the new cycle path on Heathcote Road towards Wattle Grove. Ride ends at Glenfield Station where trains are every 15 minutes. Bring your Opal card to make your own way back from there. 41kms, mostly cycle paths, a few slight hills. Make sure you have a spare tube that fits your tyre, water and helmet. Click 'attend' on this page, or text Natalie on 0413 315 696 if you'd like to join the ride.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that helps people connect with local communities and attend events based around shared interests. Users can join groups, participate in events, and meet others with similar passions.

You can search Meetup for cycling groups in Sydney by selecting the 'Cycling' category and setting your location to Sydney. This will display various groups and events you can join based on your cycling interests.

Yes, you can join multiple cycling groups on Meetup. This allows you to explore different types of cycling activities, such as road cycling or mountain biking, and connect with a diverse range of cyclists.

Most cycling events will require you to bring your own bike, but you should always check the specific event details. Some groups may also have rental options available or suggest local rental shops.

Yes, Meetup offers a user-friendly mobile app that allows you to browse events, join groups, RSVP, and keep up with your Meetup activities easily from your smartphone.

To organize a cycling event, you need to be an organizer of a Meetup group. You can then create an event, set the details, and invite members of your group to join and participate in the ride.

Sydney cycling events can range from casual city rides and skill clinics to intense training sessions or weekend mountain biking trips. Each group may focus on different cycling styles and experiences.

Most cycling groups in Sydney cater to various skill levels from beginners to advanced cyclists. Always read the group descriptions and event details to find those that match your level.

Joining Meetup is generally free. However, some groups or events might charge a nominal fee for participation or membership, especially if they include special arrangements or venue hires.

Yes, reaching out to the group organizer with your suggestion is often welcomed. Many cycling groups encourage members to share route ideas and lead new cycling adventures.

Not all cycling interests may have an active group in Sydney, as group availability depends on current organizers. If you don't find one, consider starting your own!

While Meetup provides a platform for connections, making friends depends on your participation and willingness to engage with others at events.

While the majority are outdoor rides, some groups may host indoor meetings or workshops about bike maintenance, safety, or other cycling topics.

You can RSVP to a cycling event by clicking the event in your group, reviewing the details, and selecting the option to attend. It's a simple one-click process.

No, events are organized by group owners or designated members, not directly by Meetup. Each event's quality and frequency depend on the group's organizers.