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Critical Mass this Friday, Wellington Street lanes, Another Gipps Street Ramp announcement, Alphington corridor survey + Upcoming events
We are all just riding home together
Critical Mass returns to the streets of naarm / Melbourne at 5pm Friday 30 September 2022. Meet at State Library, Swanston St, CBD, Bring yourself, bring your bike. We ride at 5:30 for a ~5k jaunt around the CBD and we'll finish at the steps of Parliament House for a 'bike lift'
Listen to Pierre from Bike West chat about Critical Mass on the latest Yarra BUG Radio podcast
Wellington Street northbound between Victoria Parade & Peel Street
Surface of the northbound protected lane is currently in terrible condition due to nearby development construction. Yarra Council have advised that street sweeping and repair works will be completed by 3 October 2022. You can contact council to report damaged road surfaces & related issues.
Gipps Street Ramps
Surprise! September 2022 has seen another Gipps Street ramps announcement. Will the steps finally be replaced with gently angled ramps that improve accessibility for everyone? Read about the extensive back history here
Do you ride along Yarra Boulevard, Heidelberg Road, Grange Road, Chandler Highway or nearby?
Please take the time to fill in this Department of Transport survey: Renewal of former transport land at Alphington, it’s open to 7 October 2022. Read more.
Latest Yarra BUG Radio podcasts:
 Upcoming events
Fix your own bike at The Bike Shed! Thursday 6th October 2022 @ CERES, Brunswick. Please contact them to book a slot
Abbotsford Cycles + Vintage Bicycle Club of Victoria: Swap Meet: 9am-Noon, Saturday 8th October 2022, behind Abbotsford Cycles, 27 Swan Street, Richmond. register as a seller ($10) or for further information contact Mark Bradley: barkmadly@netspace.net.au
KIDICAL MASS - Bike ride for climate: Meet 10am, Carlton Gardens, Sunday 16th October 2022
Yarra Ride to Work Day: 7.30am to 9.30am, Wednesday 19 October 2022 @ Rushall Station for a free breakfast and locally brewed coffee
Have a event, ride, screening or something bike related coming up? Let us know so it can be included in our next newsletter
We acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation who are the traditional custodians of the land on which naarm / Melbourne stands |
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