Past Rides 2008
Tassie CoastFansatic weather and great fun on the Tassie Coast
Tassie Country
Tasmania is superb and the west of Tassie is wild and wonderful
Past Rides 2007
Tassie WestTasmania is a treat and we were spoilt.
Pheels Phantastic Tassie East
The weather, the friendships, the cycling was perfect.
Audax Alpine Classic
It was a pleasure to be part of the ride we have heard so much about.
Tour Down Under
Another fantastic event in Adelaide with our TDU crew.
Past Rides 2006
Pheels Phantastic GVBRPheels Phantastic Deluxe Luggage & Distribution Package on the Great Victorian Bike Ride.
Audax Training Camp
Preparing a team of riders for the challening Audax Alpine Classic.
Adelaide to Melbourne
From Adelaide to Melbourne along the Great Ocean Road.
Perth to Adelaide
Crossing the Nullarbor from the West Coast through to Adelaide.
Adelaide to Melbourne
Touring the Great Ocean Road from Adelaide through to Melbourne.
Tour Down Under
The Annual Jacob's Creek Tour Down Under around the streets of Adelaide.
Past Rides 2005
Pheels PhantasticEnjoyed the Great Vic Bike Ride in style with luxurious accommodation and transfers.
Round Bay in a Day
Australia's largest one-day challenge ride around Port Phillip Bay and 210km.
Broken Hill
From Broken Hill to Swan Hill, a classic ride through Australia's outback.
Cairns to Cape York
More than 2000km through the outback from Cairns to the tip of Australia.
Past Rides 2004
Precinct to the PromFrom the heart of Melbourne to the untouched wilderness of Wilsons Promontory.
Kosi to St Kilda
From the sky to the sea - Australia's highest peak down to the foreshore of Melbourne.
Past Rides 2003
Adelaide to MelbourneTouring the Great Ocean Road from Adelaide through to Melbourne.
Brisbane to Sydney
The long challenging ride from Sydney to Brisbane.
Cairns to Cape York
More than 2000km through the outback from Cairns to the tip of Australia.
Past Rides 2002
Back O' BourkeThe Back of outback Bourke to the heart of thriving Melbourne and Bourke Street.
All Trails Past Rides
Brisbane to Sydney 2003
The magnificent morning tea, put on by the local ladies at sunny Nowendoc, distracted the riders from their concentration of the road ahead. The profile maps had shown Thunderbolts Way with big undulations, long downhills with a CAUTION for logging trucks and a massive vertical drop from 950 metres to 50 metres in just 5 kilometres.
As they approached Carson’s Lookout the heavens opened up and cyclists were lashed with torrential rain, hail and wind, reminding them to respect mother nature and the saturated descents that lay ahead.
Cyclists were commenting from day one, after our impressive Police assisted departure from Brisbane, that the hilly sections would be tough and their concerns became reality. Mt Tamborine gave riders a birds eye view of Surfers Paradise, before parading through the streets upon their gleaming treadlies.
Australia’s most easterly point, Byron Bay was alive as usual, with holiday makers, the brown snake, whale watching at the lighthouse, and the playful dolphins amusing cyclists, as they rode between the Clarence River and the sugar cane.
The day to Dorrigo was gladly interrupted by the Tyringham ladies putting on a super spread, school children sharing their experiences and Pansie the dairy cow sharing her milk.The hills were long tough and relentless and riders let me know that the support vehicle was the best place to be.
Masseurs eased the pain each night, as did the scrumptious meal and a few drinks in the Hunter Valley.Pelicans welcomed us to the excellent accommodation at The Entrance, overlooking the ocean, with water aerobics and a big last night.
Fast riding to the Ettalong Ferry was the call, before cruising as a bunch to Manly where 50 cyclists reluctantly stopped amongst the roar of Teen Challenge supporters and friends.Congratulations to all. We had a ball.
