Bicycle Organisations and Groups
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- Bicycle Victoria (BV) is a self-funded community organisation, owned collectively by all of its members. BV works to build more cycling infrastructure, organises their popular "Great Rides", co-ordinates programs such as Ride to Work and Ride2School and provide practical and legal information to achieve their aim of "More People Cycling More Often". Members receive benefits, including bike crash insurance, Ride On a bi-monthly full-colour magazine, and specials deals with various businesses.
- Melbourne Critical Mass
- There are many Bicycle User Groups (BUGs) around the city usually associated with the local government area or other locality; check with a local council or on Bicycle Victoria's page for details.
- CERES teach bike maintenance.
- Bikefun is a ride listing and organising service characterised by social, fun rides at a moderate pace often involving food and drink, with most people wearing ordinary street clothes. Rides organised include Full Moon rides, pub crawls, dinner rides, beach rides (in summer) etc. bikefun calendar
- Melbourne City Cyclist is an advocacy website for cycling in the City of Melbourne
- Bonza Bike Tours provides guided bicycle tours, as well as bicycle hire and bike rentals
Read more about this topic: Cycling In Melbourne
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