Your bike could be your pride and joy, a machine to take you over the finish line, or even a lifeline to get to work. Whether you use it to commute daily, for family bonding time, or to clea… Read More

Born in the early 1900s the Tour de France has had a chequered history over the years since its inception in 1903. The committed spectators, tougher than tough riders and routes that cross c… Read More

A green, a white, a polka dot and a yellow jersey have become synonymous with the Tour de France. The ownership of these are hard-fought battles amongst the best riders in the world during t… Read More

How to Prepare Your Bike for Winter   Whether or not you need to prepare your bicycle for winter depends entirely on where you live. If you live somewhere like Darwin, Brisbane, Per… Read More

If you’ve just started cycling, figuring out what to eat and drink can be a pretty daunting task. If you look online or even ask around at your next group ride, you’re likely to… Read More

A Beginners Guide to Gravel Biking Even if you’re brand new to cycling, chances are you can spot a road bike or a mountain bike from a mile away and have a pretty good idea of what ea… Read More

In the widest and most literal interpretation, anyone who rides their bicycle on the road is “road cycling” when compared to cyclists who ride off-road.  While our advice i… Read More

There’s nothing better riding your bicycle outside, but bad weather and hectic schedules often have a way of messing with your plans – so it’s no surprise that indoor cycli… Read More

  If you have an e-bike electric bicycle or are thinking of getting once, you don’t need us to tell you that they cost a pretty penny! If you want to protect your pride and joy… Read More

One of the most common questions we get asked by Velosure customers is, “Which bikes lock can I use?” While the good news is that bicycle security technology is getting bett… Read More

If you just started cycling (let’s be realistic, even if you’ve been cycling for a while), you probably won’t be competing in the Tour de France come 2023 – but if yo… Read More

One of the best things about cycling is discovering new terrain – and every now and then, you’ll get the opportunity to pack up and enjoy flying to new lands with your bicycle. L… Read More

If you’ve been trying to buy a bicycle or bicycle parts any time since 2020, you’ve noticed that prices are astronomical, and wait times are soul-crushing. But have bicycles real… Read More

Whether you call it “getting your hand stamped”, “winning brownie points,” or simply “getting permission”, every cyclist with a non-cyclist partner knows… Read More

We’ll let you in on a little secret: Unless you’re serious about cycling or want to race competitively, you can wear anything you want. There are loads of options to choose from… Read More

Looking for a women’s cycling club in Australia? Many ladies prefer women’s cycling clubs because men’s clubs can feel a bit intimidating. If you’re the only woman, t… Read More

If you’re a woman and are currently looking for your first bicycle, you’ve likely come across women’s bicycles. But are there really differences between men’s and wom… Read More

We all know there’s nothing better than new bike day! But the flipside of getting a brand new bicycle is that you’ll have an old one taking up space. If you don’t plan on u… Read More

Unlike many other sports, cycling doesn’t require a high degree of fitness if you’re riding for fun. Unfortunately, that doesn’t mean you’re immune to experiencing ac… Read More

If you’re a casual cyclist (or not a cyclist at all) and have a passionate cyclist in your life, you’re probably reaching that stage where figuring out what to gift them for Vale… Read More

Congratulations, you just bought your first bike. Now what? Now the fun starts! Every cyclist was a beginner once upon a time, and the journey is a lot easier if you know what you’re i… Read More

We all know a good diet won’t turn an amateur cyclist into a record-breaking professional. But, on the flip side, a bad diet will make any cyclist’s performance suffer. If you se… Read More

Observed every year on 26 January, Australia Day marks the day the First Fleet landed at Sydney Cove in 1788, where the Union Flag was raised by Arthur Phillip. Since then, it’s evolve… Read More

After a couple of years of canceled and postponed events, many cycling events in Australia are back! If you’re looking for a challenge, or even just a fun day out with the kids, there… Read More

There’s nothing quite as magical as watching your kids take their first unassisted pedal strokes on their bike, but once they’re proficient at cycling, riding circles around an e… Read More

Every year is a clean slate to set new goals, and for most of us that means setting goals for our fitness and mental wellbeing – but if you spend every day sitting in traffic, follo… Read More

New year, new you! Er, not quite. While we all exit the festive season looking forward to a fresh start, many New Year’s resolutions fade as soon as the Christmas decorations are taken… Read More

Sydney is known for the great variety of bike paths it offers. Whether you’re after leafy parklands, peaceful lagoons, stunning beaches, the wonder of national parks, or want to go sig… Read More

Did you know that in March 2020 (right around the time lockdown restrictions were announced), the amount of mental health-related PBS prescriptions dispensed increased dramatically? This com… Read More

The 6 Best Apps and Websites for Sydney Cyclists Almost two years into the pandemic, lockdown is still turning our world upside down. At the time of writing, Sydney is bracing itself… Read More

It won’t come as a surprise that the pandemic and subsequent lockdowns have had an adverse effect on Australians’ mental and physical health. According to the Department of He… Read More

Sydney, we’ve got you covered for 30 days With new lockdown measures announced in Sydney in late July, we wanted to show our appreciation for our hometown. Sydney residents who ha… Read More

Lockdown can’t crush Sydney’s cycling spirit While some countries are shedding pandemic restrictions in favour of sporting events and music festivals, almost half of Austr… Read More

Love riding your bicycle, but hate having to tame the mane afterwards? After receiving numerous #ridereadyhair inspiration during our instagram collaboration with Cycling Mums Australia, we… Read More

Terms and Conditions: Best image showcasing female riding hairstyle with or without a cycling helmet of the entrant will win, only two winners will be chosen on Instagram.Entry is open to… Read More

If you’d like to show your support, we’ve listed a few of the many good causes below: State fire services Victoria: CFA Donate NSW: NSW RFS donate South Aus… Read More

Dan Bonello shares some tips about how to pack like a pro. There are two types of travellers, the planners and the procrastinators. Dan has been a bit of both; however, when it comes to pack… Read More

ECS tackles Port to Port 2019 The ECS cycling crew, a group of eight middle-aged men who are having as much fun as they can, while they can, will be tackling the Port to Port over the next f… Read More

The 5-day long distance cycle event, 6-10 May 2019, is aimed at raising awareness for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression and other mental health conditions experienced by Emer… Read More

The 5-day long distance cycle event, 6-10 May 2019, is aimed at raising awareness for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), depression and other mental health conditions experienced by Emer… Read More

Your dad golfed this weekend? That’s cute. My dad just conquered the ABSA Cape Epic MTB race! This will, in all likelihood, be the playground conversations made by Minter Barnard (46)… Read More

The Cape Epic is one of the most extreme endurance events and some even referred to it as the “Tour de France of mountain biking”. Riding almost 100km a day for eight straight da… Read More

Dad Duo aims to reach the top 10 in the South Africa Cape Epic Masters. Australian working dads, Minter Barnard (46) and Luke Beuchat (45), will be tackling the Absa Cape Epic this year, rid… Read More

The art of balance. Ben Monroe’s life on two wheels. Two years after the film BMX Bandits was released in 1983, the Accident and Emergency Department of the Children’s Hospital i… Read More

The NSW government has not introduced compulsory rider registration when it announced this week a raft of new laws affecting motorists and cyclists. The great news is that drivers will now h… Read More