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Enduro Biking Melbourne

Connect through Enduro biking adventures in Melbourne

POSTPONED TO 11 OCT: Social Bike Ride: Elwood to Westgate Park and Back

Sun, Oct 11, 3:00 AM
From Pride Outside (Vic)
4.9
2 attendees

Diamond creek to panton hill loop

Fri, Oct 16, 11:00 PM
From North East Melbourne casual cycling meetup group
1 attendee
Ride with GPS training - Route Construction

Ride with GPS training - Route Construction

Thu, Oct 22, 7:45 AM
From Melbourne Bicycle Touring Club
4.8

Open to financial MBTC members and anyone that intends to join our club before the night. The library closes at 6pm so we will have someone at the door between 6:45pm and 7pm to let you in. The workshop will start at 7pm. One of the many benefits of being a financial MBTC member is access to our Ride with GPS Club subscription. This gives us extra route planning options, visual or audible turn by turn navigation, but most importantly is gives us our routes and maps when we are offline and in the middle of nowhere. If you are not currently connected to the Ride with GPS club account, just post a message and I will talk you through it prior to the night. On the night we will get our hands dirty. Here are some of the things that we will do in the club account: * Using the club account * How to create and save a route * Using various map formats * Adding POI's * Adding/removing/changing route tags in the route library * Editing a route and the use of control points * Lock and unlock a route * How to copy and edit a locked route * To download or not to download the route & map for offline navigation? * Locating and downloading the route in the phone app * construct a route using a ride we have already recorded The training and learning space has a desktop for each participant. Here are some of the advantages of using the RWGPS Club account with offline maps & navigation: * We've paid for it as part of our membership so lets use it! * The club route library is at your fingertips * Download offline maps on home wifi to save using mobile data when navigating in mobile reception areas * We'll always know where we are on the ride as the map & route won't mysteriously vanish when we're out of mobile reception * Look at the elevation of the terrain ahead * Be able to check the remaining distance, and point to point distances * If anyone decides to bail out part way into the ride we can be sure of getting back to the car or station * If the ride leader is unwell or injured and has to abandon the ride then the ride can continue with another leader * No more excuses for splitting the group when riders pass the ride leader and take wrong turns * More members will be inclined to lead rides in the country with confidence * Stop thinking and just enjoy the ride!

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Best Dimmy in Melb #2 social 38 km

Best Dimmy in Melb #2 social 38 km

Wed, Oct 14, 11:30 PM
From Melbourne Bicycle Touring Club
4.8

We will meet at Seaford Railway Station. Then ride to Tai Wah Chinese Restaurant , one of the last family owned suburban Chinese Restaurant's that happens to make excellent homemade Dim Sims. Relive your youth when dad and mum would take you to your local Chinese Restaurant for Beef Chow Mien and Sweet and Sour Chicken . After lunch wide ride to Oakleigh for some nice Greek coffee and a teeny weeny sliver of cake! Now properly fueled the final leg can be made ,on wards to Caulfield Station. Any type of bicycle will do as it is on roads and cycle paths. Bring water . Your bike needs to be in good order and wet weather gear if the forecast is for rain. Ride route [Seaford to Caulfield](https://ridewithgps.com/routes/57190662) ESSENTIAL ITEMS Functioning headlight & tail light Spare tube and a puncture kit MYKI card, ATM card/cash, basic tools, rain gear, food/snacks, etc WATER It's your responsibility to check the temperature and distance for the day and carry an appropriate amount of water. When riding outside suburbia remember that carrying too much water is better than not enough as the distances between water availability may vary greatly from the planned route due to road closures or other unforeseen circumstances. Check Meetup for any changes the day before the ride, as the ride may be cancelled in the event of extreme weather or other unforeseen circumstances. If you cannot make it to the ride please change your RSVP to 'NO' at least one day before the ride day. This ride is for MBTC club members, or those who have not yet done 3 days riding with us. To join our club check out [https://www.mbtc.org.au/membership](https://www.mbtc.org.au/membership) When I RSVP for this event/activity I acknowledge that the activity of bicycle riding can be dangerous and that I may suffer loss or injury or death and I agree that in consideration of my participation in any event conducted by the MBTC that I will absolve from liability the MBTC, its officers, and any event organiser from all claims, demands, or suits whether for personal injury or property loss suffered whether by negligence or breach of contract or otherwise, save for any right I may have pursuant to the Australian Consumer law. I acknowledge that photos may be taken of me during MBTC rides and social events, and that it is club practice that these photos will be published on Meetup, Facebook, and the club website. I will notify the ride leader and other riders if I wish to not be photographed. MBTC cannot guarantee that my photo will not be published and will promptly honour requests to be removed from MBTC controlled sites.

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Yarravilling & Brunching Social 22-44km

Yarravilling & Brunching Social 22-44km

Sat, Oct 17, 11:30 PM
From Melbourne Bicycle Touring Club
4.8

We will meet at Caulfield Railway Station outside Platform 4. We are off to the charismatic charm of Yarraville and its great cafe scene . One way its 22Km , there is a station at Yarraville or return via the CBD to get back home. I recommend Coffee, Orange juice and Eggs Benedict . though there is the new trend of breakfast brisket ! Any type of bicycle will do as it is on roads and cycle paths. Bring water . Your bike needs to be in good order and wet weather gear if the forecast is for rain. Ride route [Caulfield to Yarraville](https://ridewithgps.com/routes/56468737) which includes the return to Caulfield ESSENTIAL ITEMS Functioning headlight & tail light Spare tube and a puncture kit MYKI card, ATM card/cash, basic tools, rain gear, food/snacks, etc WATER It's your responsibility to check the temperature and distance for the day and carry an appropriate amount of water. When riding outside suburbia remember that carrying too much water is better than not enough as the distances between water availability may vary greatly from the planned route due to road closures or other unforeseen circumstances. Check Meetup for any changes the day before the ride, as the ride may be cancelled in the event of extreme weather or other unforeseen circumstances. If you cannot make it to the ride please change your RSVP to 'NO' at least one day before the ride day. This ride is for MBTC club members, or those who have not yet done 3 days riding with us. To join our club check out [https://www.mbtc.org.au/membership](https://www.mbtc.org.au/membership) When I RSVP for this event/activity I acknowledge that the activity of bicycle riding can be dangerous and that I may suffer loss or injury or death and I agree that in consideration of my participation in any event conducted by the MBTC that I will absolve from liability the MBTC, its officers, and any event organiser from all claims, demands, or suits whether for personal injury or property loss suffered whether by negligence or breach of contract or otherwise, save for any right I may have pursuant to the Australian Consumer law. I acknowledge that photos may be taken of me during MBTC rides and social events, and that it is club practice that these photos will be published on Meetup, Facebook, and the club website. I will notify the ride leader and other riders if I wish to not be photographed. MBTC cannot guarantee that my photo will not be published and will promptly honour requests to be removed from MBTC controlled sites.

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NeuroSparks Picnic at the Royal Botanic Gardens 🌿

NeuroSparks Picnic at the Royal Botanic Gardens 🌿

Sun, Oct 18, 3:00 AM
From NeuroSparks – Autistic, ADHD & Neurodivergent Adults Meetup
4.7

**NeuroSparks Picnic in the Park** **SUNDAY 18th October 2026, 2–5 pm** **Location:** Picnic Point, Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne **Cost:** Free 📍 [Exact meeting point on Google Maps](https://maps.app.goo.gl/1Sa73Dfq6W7jKGMF9?g_st=aw) Join us for a relaxed afternoon with other neurodivergent adults. Chat, enjoy the gardens, play a game or simply sit with us. There are no compulsory icebreakers or structured activities. Come on your own or with someone, drop in anytime between 2 and 5 pm and stay for however long suits you. Our organisers will help you settle in. **Do I need to bring anything?** No, you’re welcome to just bring yourself! If you can, food, snacks or water to share would be appreciated, but there’s no obligation. A picnic rug or small game is also welcome. **Getting there** ***Tram: **Routes** 3, 5, 6, 16, 64, 67 or 72 **to** Stop 19, Shrine of Remembrance/St Kilda Road**. Walk approximately** 650 metres to Observatory Gate**, then continue through the gardens to Picnic Point. ** *Train:**** Anzac Station**, served by the Sunbury, Cranbourne and Pakenham lines, is another option. Walk to the gardens, then follow the map to Picnic Point.* *** Finding us: *Use the Google Maps pin and attached map. We’re meeting at Picnic Point by the Ornamental Lake. Message an organiser through Meetup if you need help finding the group. **Comfort and facilities** Headphones, quiet time and breaks away from the group are welcome. The attached map shows nearby toilets, drinking water and The Terrace café. Bring any support you need to attend comfortably. **Meeting spot:** If our spot is taken, we’ll relocate nearby and update this event’s description and comments on the day. Check those before heading over so you can find us easily. **Weather** We’ll update the listing if weather changes our plans. Please check before heading out. **🛡️ SAFETY & RESPONSIBILITY** If something feels unsafe, uncomfortable or just not right, or you notice a hazard, incident or injury, please let one of our organisers know as soon as you can. We want NeuroSparks to be a safe and welcoming space, but we can only address issues we're aware of. Everyone is responsible for their own behaviour, belongings, personal decisions and individual support needs. In an emergency, call 000. We look forward to seeing you! **📸 Social media / photos**: We may take photos and short videos to share NeuroSparks events and promote our community. Please let a volunteer know if you'd prefer not to be photographed or filmed.

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Frequently asked questions

Enduro biking is a form of mountain biking that emphasizes both speed and endurance over varied terrain. Riders often compete in timed descents while making their way uphill without outside assistance. It's a thrilling way to get a workout and explore rugged landscapes.

You can find Enduro biking events in Melbourne by searching on Meetup for groups and events focused on this activity. Meetup offers a platform to discover local biking adventures that suit your skill level and interests.

Yes, there are groups in Melbourne that cater to beginner riders. These groups often organize less challenging rides to help newcomers build confidence and improve their skills in a supportive environment.

You will typically need a bike to participate in Enduro biking events. However, some groups might offer rental options or suggestions for where to rent bikes locally. Check group event details for specifics.

To join an Enduro biking group, simply search for biking events in Melbourne on Meetup, find a group that interests you, and click the 'Join' button on the group's page. You'll then receive notifications of upcoming rides and events.

Event frequency varies by group. Some hosts organize rides more regularly, while others might plan less frequent outings. It's best to check the specific group's event calendar for upcoming rides.

Wearing a helmet is a must, along with padded cycling shorts and breathable jerseys for comfort. Protective gear such as gloves and knee pads is also recommended to ensure safety while navigating challenging terrain.

Absolutely! You can invite friends to join a Meetup event with you. Simply share the event link with them, and they can RSVP individually or choose to sign up on Meetup if they're not yet members.

You can RSVP to an event on Meetup by visiting the event page and clicking the RSVP button. This lets the organizer know you plan to attend and ensures you receive any updates about the event.

While Enduro biking is primarily an outdoor activity, some groups might also organize virtual sessions or online meetups to discuss techniques, gear, or local trails. Check the details provided in each event description.

Yes, many Enduro biking groups include riders of varying skills, from beginners to advanced bikers. This diverse mix allows for skill-sharing and learning opportunities among group members.

Once you're a member of a Meetup group, you might have the option to propose events. Check with the group's organizers for policies on suggesting or hosting your own ride.

While Meetup connects you with potential biking partners, finding consistent partners depends on your interaction within the groups and mutual availability. It encourages engagement, but outcomes can't be guaranteed.

Events on Meetup are organized by local groups and hosts, not directly by Meetup. Hosts manage logistics, including meeting points and trails. The details can be found in each event listing.

Not necessarily. While some events focus on competition, others are recreational and allow for a more relaxed pace, emphasizing camaraderie and fun over racing.