Bike Bible [more...]
by Simon Vincett

Cycling is a passion for many in the community and its popularity is growing every day. The planning, acceptance and proliferation of bike paths everywhere you go is testimony to the growing popularity of cycling.

The ‘Bike Bible’ brings you the joy of cycling whether you are a first timer, getting back on a bike, or are an avid rider discovering new pleasures and challenges. Contents include:

• Why Ride?
  
• How to setup your bike as a roadie, recreational or mountain bike rider
  
• Where to ride for a holiday, as a challenge or at events
  
• Skill Up, teaching someone how to ride
  
• Diet and Nutrition
  
• Maintenance

Bike Paths and Rail Trails - 8th edition [more...]

If you are forever seeking new places to explore and excite your senses, then the hundreds of destination ideas in this new guide will surely motivate you to swing a leg over the saddle and inspire you to go touring to get some 'air through your hair'!

Where to Ride - Melbourne [more...]
by David Russell

Where to Ride Melbourne features 40 fabulous rides to inspire and motivate you to get out and ride.

Bike Riding in Victoria - 6 pack [more...]

Bike riding in Victoria is a handy pack containing six fantastic bike rides around the state. There’s something for everyone here, from skirting Port Philip Bay to traversing East Gippsland, and each map is filled with information about the route, possible itineraries, history, and information on preparing to ride; detailed maps and elevation profiles complete the picture. These are the most comprehensive bike riding maps available on the market and are a must for anyone interested in bike riding.

Bike Rides Around Melbourne (3rd edition) [more...]
by Julia Blunden

Julia Blunden's Bike Rides around Melbourne provides 37 bike outings supported by detailed colour maps and elevation profiles.

Bike Tours Around Victoria [more...]
by Julia Blunden

Victoria's varied landscapes, quiet country roads and unique rail trails, have much to offer the bicycle tourer. Historic towns, comfortable B&Bs, gourmet dining and acclaimed wine regions are just some of the many attractions to be found along the way.

M-Boye Reflective Sports Pack [more...]

These packs are your perfect riding companion, combining practicality, safety and innovation in one.
Please Note: This product will ship direct from the supplier. Any other items ordered will ship separately

Map - Bay Trail [more...]

The Bay Trail (60km) skirts Melbourne’s Port Phillip Bay from Carrum on the eastern shore to Altona on the west. It is one of two great bike journeys of Melbourne (along with the Main Yarra Trail), taking in beaches, wetlands and the bustling centres of St Kilda and Williamstown.

Map - East Gippsland Rail Trail [more...]

The East Gippsland Rail Trail (102km) travels through some of Victoria’s most rugged and stunningly beautiful native bushland. A feature of this ride is the remains of historic trestle bridges originally built to carry trains over the many creeks and river valleys of the region. Riders of this trail must be self-sufficient as there are long stretches between towns where there are no shops, water or toilets available. Mountain bikes are recommended for the 38 km section from Nowa Nowa to Orbost.

Map - Great Southern Rail Trail [more...]

With its downhill start and finish, spectacular scenery and interesting towns, the Great Southern Rail Trail (49km) is a favourite Victorian rail trail. The hard-packed gravel surface means that any type of bicycle can be used. From Leongatha the trail traverses large expanses of dairy country, before passing through varied native bush alternating with open farmland on the way to Foster. The high point of the ride offers stunning views of Wilson’s Promontory and Corner Inlet. The trail travels on the South Gippsland Hwy for 3km, which may be unsuitable for children and those not confident riding on the road.