Mum and daughter: utility cyclists in Amsterdam.
A tour of the eastern suburbs on ANZAC Day: Glen Waverley, Vermont, Blackburn, and Box Hill.
It was a double-barrelled two-wheel weekend.
Doc Homebrew’s kids have been cycling since they were old enough to hold themselves upright in a kiddie seat, so that’s a family that knows a thing or two about riding with kids…
Not waiting for Ride2School Day, the kids at three schools in Benalla are already making a habit of going by bike.
I’m still struggling with the idea of a Heart Foundation endorsement for everyone’s favourite Scottish restaurant…
At last, we’ve got an Australian importer for a Dutch utility bike. Yay!
Start the New Year on the right foot, say I. While others are sleeping off their hangovers—a particularly bad start to the year in my view—we head for the hills and hit the trails.
A school where almost none of the students arrive by car? That would be Albert Park Primary.
Star News Group local newspapers are the source of a couple of really positive bike-related stories this week.
“Year 7 students at private and government schools said in a study that they were forced to sit and talk during breaks because they were not allowed to run, play informal games or have access to sporting equipment” - The Age
Yeah, cycling is a great family activity and you can’t beat parental example as a way to teach stuff to kids. Is it a vehicle for broader social change? Maybe. But on one level, who cares?
Police are still seeking a hit-and-run scumbag who left a ten year old lying in a Ballarat carpark.