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Murrumbeena to Fairfield Boathouse loop (38Km 330m ele Beginner+ level)

Murrumbeena to Fairfield Boathouse loop (38Km 330m ele Beginner+ level)

Fri, May 15, 11:00 PM
From Melbourne (South & East) Bike Riders
5.0

Hi, Join us for a casual ride out of Murrumbeena station heading up to Fairfield via the Anniversary Trail and back on the Yarra Trail and Gardiners Creek Trail! We will pass by Fairfield Boathouse @ \ ~18km where we can stop for refreshments! If it appears too busy, there are plenty of other potential stop's on the route (ie several cafes near Abbotsford convent circa 21km) Distance is getting up there with a small amount of climbing (330m) so have kept it as a beginner+ ride See the RWGPS map here: [https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54939162](https://ridewithgps.com/routes/54939162) We will kick off from Murrumbeena Railway Station (northern carpark between railway line and Neerim Road) @ 9.00am. I'll be on a black Giant gravel bike. See pin here: [https://maps.app.goo.gl/8vaezhRfEy2bktXXA](https://maps.app.goo.gl/8vaezhRfEy2bktXXA) **There is a train from the CBD that arrives at 8.51am (departs Town Hall 8.27am Pakenham line) providing there are no disruptions nearer the time!** At the moment the forecast looks TBC Hopefully see you all there for a lovely morning out! **YOUR BIKE** Suitable for any well maintained bike (100% paved) **Note: End time is a guesstimate only** **ESSENTIAL ITEMS** Spare tube, puncture kit, pump, basic tools - good to have with you. Rain & warm gear (according to conditions) Plenty of water for the distance especially if it's going to be hot! Always better to have too much than enough! Check your app for any changes the night before, and on the day of the ride, as the ride may be cancelled in the event of extreme weather or other unforeseen circumstances. **If you realise you cannot make it to the ride please change your RSVP to 'NO' immediately even if you are still on the Waitlist.** "Liability Waiver: The organizer of this group cannot accept any liability for any loss, damage, injury, or accident to participants or their property at this event. By participating in this event, you're taking responsibility for your safety and well-being. By joining this event, you agree to this liability waiver." Please just ride with some courtesy, use your bell/call out when required passing people, single file on narrow sections, blind corners etc just common sense.

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7 attendees

Warburton Bridge Walk

Sat, May 23, 11:30 PM
From Green Trails Day Hikes
4.9
14 attendees
Long weekend mtb at Yackendandah/Beechworth

Long weekend mtb at Yackendandah/Beechworth

Sat, Jun 6, 1:30 AM
From Cycling Victoria Off Road - CVOR
4.9

We will meet at the Beechworth mtb Park ready to ride by 11:30 am. Easy pace will split off into groups pending on skill level and pace. A loop of the blue trails around 10 km then we will head down to the Epic trail head and do Beechworth side of the epic. Total around 27 km Sunday we will meet at the Yackendandah trail head and do the red or purple loop around 18 km. Meeting time 10:15 for 10:30 departure. Book your own accommodation.

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1 attendee

YEA - RUFFY- LONGWOOD

Sun, May 17, 12:00 AM
From Vic TT Riders Publication
4.8
MBTC 2026 Annual General Meeting

MBTC 2026 Annual General Meeting

Sun, May 24, 3:00 AM
From Melbourne Bicycle Touring Club
4.8

**MBTC Annual General Meeting** ***Location - Community Hub at The Dock, Multi-purpose room*** 912 Collins St, Docklands, 3008 (around the corner from Library at The Dock) * Doors open at 1:00pm Snacks on arrival , because you are hungry, it's been a long day. You can vote for the photo competition via MBTC Electoral Commission. Your vote counts ! * Photos will be posted around the rooms , discuss with other members in this, the world's first MBTC photo comp ! **Special guest speaker is Franca Vicendese** **an international bike rider** **who is currently in Australia, she will talk about her special touring bike and some of the wonderful places she and her husband have toured in USA and around Australia,** * At 2.00 the presentation from our special guest. * Around 2.45 break for a feed including the AGM approved pumpkin soup and a yak and cast your vote. Remember to bring a bowl, spoon and cup * AGM at 3:30 \~ 4.15pm AGM business will be conducted with all committee positions being declared vacant. Opportunity for any member to become part of the committee. Currently David will stand again as President, Alister as Club Secretary, Walter as Club Treasurer , with Jen P , John Waters as committee members. Vacant positions are Vice President and Ride Secretary. * After the AGM, the Electoral scrutineers will announce the winners of the photo comp. * Room is available until 5:30pm allowing time for a cuppa and more chatting and a some amount of gossip. How to get to the venue **Tram:** ​Routes 11, 48 (stop D18). This stop is within the free tram zone connecting Southern Cross Station and the city. **Train: ​**Take any train to Southern Cross Station and catch the tram or walk 500 m to the Hub. **Car:** There are a limited number of metered parking spaces in the area, primarily along Bourke and Collins streets. There is no parking within the immediate vicinity of the Hub. Any questions contact the committee through email

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Brighton - Mornington 100km loop

Brighton - Mornington 100km loop

Fri, May 15, 11:00 PM
From Melbourne Cycling
4.8

**Overview**: A mixed road + shared trail ride of 100 km, starting and finishing at Brighton Beach station. Cafe stops at East Service Centre and Mt Eliza. Drinks at Brighton Beach pub after ride. **Capacity**: Twelve (12) attendees only. *If you are unable to attend for any reason, immediately change your status to NO to permit someone on the waitlist to join. If you have an urgent issue on the morning of the ride, inform Andrew by call or text*. **Speed**: 25-30 kmh (*typical speed on the flat in a group. Not overall average pace*). **Bike**: Road or gravel bike (*with bright flashing front and rear lights for use on road*). **Forecast**: *predicted fine day.* http://www.bom.gov.au/vic/forecasts/melbourne.shtml **Bring**: Two full bidons, spare tube / tools, phone (*with my number*), gilet or spray jacket, money (*or lunch*), sunscreen, (currently no need for a Myki card). **Breaks**: lunch in Mt Eliza. Early exit if needed, via any train station between Frankston - Mordialloc. **Route**: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/45272488 **Getting there**: meet before 09:00 at Lou's Cafe & Bakery, on the corner of Station Walk and South Road, next to Brighton Beach station. Car parking in front of station. Trains leave from Platform 13, Flinders Street Station (*or board at Richmond, South Yarra, or any other station on the Sandringham line*). **Route**: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/48814895 **Contact:** Andrew Morse 0403 079 688 **Safety**: \* ***All riders are responsible for their own individual health and safety*** \* Melbourne Cycling does not take ANY responsibility for injuries, accidents or damage which may occur on a Melbourne Cycling ride. Please always be hyper-vigilant and obey all traffic signs, lights & rules.

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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.