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Albury-Tallangatta Circuit, 120kms,intermediate level

Albury-Tallangatta Circuit, 120kms,intermediate level

Thu, Sep 24, 9:00 PM
From Melbourne Bicycle Touring Club
4.8

AFL Grand Final weekend ride Multi day ride. ( for paid MBTC members) Camping weekend , recommend booking train tickets as soon as you have RSVPed This ride starts in Albury , * Friday Southern Cross station 7.07am to Albury arrive 10.43 am leave for Tallangatta 40 kms * Saturday , 8:00 am parkrun event is on Talangatta, meet the locals leave 9:30 to Lake Hume Resort 50 kms * Sunday off to leave 8:00 Wodonga 30 kms Sunday train Wodonga to Southern Cross catch 1:02pm or 5:31pm to Southern Cross Route: [Albury -Tallangatta route](https://ridewithgps.com/routes/56000544) Accommodation costs will be shared . Camp site and Hotel room. This ride is for financial MBTC members only. To join our club check out [https://www.mbtc.org.au/membership](https://www.mbtc.org.au/membership) ESSENTIAL ITEMS Functioning headlight & tail light Spare tube and a puncture kit MYKI card, ATM card/cash, basic tools, rain gear, food/snacks, ,tent,sleeping bag, runners 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' as soon as you know but no later than the day before ride day. The MBTC Refund & Cancellation Policy can be found [here](https://www.mbtc.org.au/refund-cancellation-policy/). 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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Mitcham - Montrose loop, 45 kms (intermediate)

Mitcham - Montrose loop, 45 kms (intermediate)

Sat, Oct 3, 12:00 AM
From Melbourne Bicycle Touring Club
4.8

**NOTE: BYO lunch required** We depart from Mitcham Railway Station at 10am along the Box Hill-Ringwood Rail Trail, turn left up the Eastlink Trail and then Mullum-Mullum Creek Trail towards Croydon. Crossing over Maroondah Highway (at traffic lights) and into Croydon to pick up the Carrum-Warburton Trail to Mooroolbark. Following Cambridge Road and Montrose Road (bike lane) and then on-road for 500 m on Mt Dandenong Tourist Road to arrive at Hahndorf for hot chocolate and other delights (20 km mark). Hahndorf does not have a grand selection for lunch, hence we are only stopping here for a (hot) chocolate and toilet. Following the backstreets of Montrose we pick up Sheffield Road (bike path followed by gravel road) to arrive at the Liverpool Road Retarding Basin for our lunch stop - no shelter, no toilets but plenty of ambience (26 km mark). After lunch, we pick up the Dandenong Creek Trail all the way to Eastlink, follow Eastlink Trail towards Ringwood and then peel off back to Mitcham. Route: [https://ridewithgps.com/routes/55434314?privacy_code=RwlZISNaJVEVnieWsy2fGpyGgqkwpX5k](https://ridewithgps.com/routes/55434314?privacy_code=RwlZISNaJVEVnieWsy2fGpyGgqkwpX5k) This ride is for financial MBTC members, or those who have not yet done three single day rides with us. To join our club check out [https://www.mbtc.org.au/membership](https://www.mbtc.org.au/membership) ESSENTIAL ITEMS * **BYO LUNCH (essential, no other option)** * Fun disposition * Functioning headlight & tail light * Spare tube and a puncture kit * MYKI card * 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' as soon as you know but no later than the day before ride day. The MBTC Refund & Cancellation Policy can be found [here](https://www.mbtc.org.au/refund-cancellation-policy/). 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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Seymour - Whittlesea - Melbourne (115km, +761m ascent)

Seymour - Whittlesea - Melbourne (115km, +761m ascent)

Fri, Sep 18, 11:15 PM
From Melbourne Cycling
4.8

*A roadride with hills for Upper Intermediates only on conventional dropbar roadbikes, ta. See below.* **Ride**: We cycle on sealed backroads from Seymour to Broadford for lunch then via Wandong to Whittlesea and Mernda and into town through Epping and the St Georges Rd path to the city. * Saturday in Seymour is likely to be 20°C with 20 km/h northeasterly tailwinds when we start riding. Warming to 24° as we ride. * https://reg.bom.gov.au/places/vic/seymour/forecast/detailed/#d2026-09-19 **Distance**: 115 km, Ascent +761m **Speed**: 25-30 kmh (typical speeds on flat ground). Faster if the wind is right. There's some hills as we cross the Great Dividing Range and we'll do some of that at our own pace and regroup but otherwise we'll ride close. **Suits**: Upper Intermediates and above. **Note**: This is not an easy ride, even with a tailwind. **Please ensure this actually matches your ability before you RSVP.** -Exits to Vline are available at Broadford, Wandong and Wallan. -Exits to Metro trains at Mernda, Epping, Reservoir, etc. -Finish time of 5:30pm is only an estimate **Route Map, Profile and GPS files**: [https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43346160](https://ridewithgps.com/routes/43346160) \* \* Route on the day may vary once we hit the suburbs **Getting there**: We catch the **09:36 Southern Cross - Shepparton** Vline train arriving Seymour **10:41**. This Vlocity train has reserved and unreserved seats/carriages and reservations are not required to travel to Seymour with your Myki but you can reserve a seat by phone to PTV or at premium Metro stations in advance if you wish. *There are only two bike racks across its three carriages (Nominally of 6 bikes capacity but can hold 8 roadbikes). Bike spots on Vline cannot be booked / reserved so be early or risk refusal to board by the conductor of the day.* * *You could take an earlier train if you like and meet us at Seymour.* **Bike**: Lightweight conventional dropbar road bikes only. Please check your bike before the day and especially the tyres. Fit and use a very bright flashing tail-light, please. **Bring**: * Water, sunscreen, snacks & energy bars, spare tube, tools, Myki, emergency money (eg taxi maxicab), your phone with my number. * Please carry your emergency contact details on your person (for paramedics to find if required). Here's a template that prints nicely at 50% scale if you need one: [https://www.create.101planners.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Emergency-Contact-2.pdf](https://www.create.101planners.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Emergency-Contact-2.pdf) **Contact**: Neil Griffiths 0419 560 409 \***Photo**: Sugarloaf Creek Rd descending to the creek - Dec '20 "All riders are riding at their own risk and Melbourne Cycling does not take any responsibility for any injuries or accidents you may have on any of our rides"

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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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Coolaroo - Woodlands Historic Park - City (47km, ~11km gravel)

Coolaroo - Woodlands Historic Park - City (47km, ~11km gravel)

Sun, Sep 20, 12:30 AM
From Melbourne Cycling
4.8

**Ride**: Take a half-hour train trip from town to **Coolaroo** and ride to **Woodlands Historic Park** (Greenvale) and the homestead (admission free) then cycle to Westmeadows for a bakery cafe lunch and ride Moonee Ponds Creek Trail back to town from there. Expect to see kangaroo mobs, retired racehorses and more 🙂 We'll have a bonus tailwind helping us back to town, as well. This route includes approximately 11km of compacted gravel (mostly) and all the rest is sealed. Click this link for more about the [historic homestead](https://www.tripadvisor.com.au/Attraction_Review-g8154734-d10464121-Reviews-Woodlands_Historic_Park-Greenvale_Greater_Melbourne_Victoria.html) **Forecast**: Melbourne area - 25°C. Slight chance of a shower (0 - 1mm) later in the day Detailed forecast: (Check this link by Sunday morning) https://reg.bom.gov.au/places/vic/westmeadows/forecast/detailed/#d2026-09-20 **Bike to bring**: You could do this ride on a roadbike but wider tyres are better so I recommend a gravel bike or hybrid. E-bikes okay. **Route distance**: Approx 50 km finishing at Melbourne Exhibition Centre in South Wharf. **Getting there:** Catch the **9:57 Craigieburn** train from **Flinders St** (or 10am from Southern Cross) to arrive at **Coolaroo** at **10:30**. (I live out north and will meet you at Coolaroo Station ie not with you on the train) **Map and GPX files**: https://ridewithgps.com/routes/57153745 \* \* Actual route may change on the day. **Speed**: approx 22-25 kmh outside Woodlands. Slower within Woodlands. **What to bring**: Water, sunscreen, snacks, pump, spare tube and tools, your phone with my number. **Ride organiser**: Neil Griffiths - 0419 560 409 **Picture**: Gravel path inside Woodlands Park - Jun '19 "All riders are riding at their own risk and Melbourne Cycling does not take any responsibility for any injuries or accidents you may have on any of our rides"

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Bike hash #138

Bike hash #138

Sat, Sep 19, 1:45 AM
From Melbourne New Moon HHH
4.8

LOCATION CHANGED DUE TO TRAINS NOT RUNNING TO ORIGINAL DESTINATION THIS IS A SATURDAY RIDE STARTING AT 11:45am Our hare, E&B (ably assisted by Cooch) is taking us into the wilds of the Mernda line for a drink-stop-studded ride. Meet at 11:45am at Preston Market entrance, adjacent to Preston station. Departure at 12 midday. Instructions from the hare: It’s on SATURDAY (not Sunday) 19th September It’s an A-B ride. The ride will finish in a handy proximity to the Mernda train line.

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