Interstate Clubs
	Bicycle New South Wales	Contact info@bicyclensw.org.au
	Bicycle Queensland	Contact bqinfo@bq.org.au
	Bicycle Institute of South Australia	Contact secretary@bisa.asn.au
	Bicycle Victoria	Contact bicyclevic@bv.com.au
	Brisbane Bicycle Touring Club	Contact president@bbta-au.org
	Pedal Power ACT Inc	Contact pedalpower@pedalpower.org.au. Pedal Power is a non-government organisation, which was founded in 1974, to act as a rallying point for cyclists in the Australian Capital Territory and Queanbeyan regions, and to represent the interests of cyclists in Canberra.
	Bicycle Tasmania	Contact secretary.biketas@gmail.com
	BikeWest - Western Australia Cycling Pages	Contact cycling@dpi.wa.gov.au
	Bicycle Association Gold Coast
	Bicycle SA	Making a difference to our (South Australian) Community through responsive, decisive, leadership and the creation of opportunities for Cycling to be a legitimate and safe Recreational activity, sporting pursuit and transport option which delivers sustainability.
	Tea Tree Tourers (South Australia)	Contact David Foster. South Australia's Bicycle Touring Club - lots of overseas touring info.
	Munda Biddi Trail Western Australia	Contact Foundation@mundabiddi.org.au . Western Australia's first long distance off-road cycle trail.
	Other Links
	Bicycle Federation of Australia	is Australia's national bicycle advocacy organisation for recreation, transportation and health. The Bicycle Federation of Australia (BFA) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to expanding choice and opportunity for recreation, transport, and healthy activity for all Australians. The BFA is the national peak body representing non-competitive cyclists.
	The Bicycle Industry in Australia	This site is provided by the two national bicycle industry member organisations, Bicycle Industries Australia Ltd working on behalf of the wholesaler companies, and the Retail Cycle Traders Australia (Inc) which represents independent bicycle shops.
	Australian Bicycle Council	is the national body that manages and coordinates implementation of Australia Cycling - The National Strategy 1999-2004. The Strategy has six objectives covering improvements to cycling in the areas of coordination, integration, facilities, safety, information and education.
	The Cycling Promotion Fund	is a Bicycle Industries Australia Ltd. initiative established in 1999 to help the bicycle industry take collective action to increase bicycle use.
	Bicycles Network Australia	is Australia's top cycling portal and gives you a head start into the online Bicycle world with all Australian Bicycle shops, clubs, organisations and international brands and manufacturers listed. The Great Aussie Cycling Calender 2003 has details for all important events.
	Bicyclingdirect	Are an online shop that offer huge benefits to customers through a rewards programme, as well as donating a portion of each sale to non profit cycling organizations and clubs. Contact Mark Stiegler,ph- 1300 13 45 15, fax- +61 3 5367 5777 or email
	Aussie Cycling Links	Link to all things cycling.
	velorution	Strange name, but fascinating site - Dismantling the car economy, celebrating bicycle culture.
	Fat Tyre Adventures Ltd	Fat Tyre Adventures Ltd offer one day, multi day Mountain bike tours with options from Heli biking to a picnic ride. We tailor the rides/tours to suit you, with over 20 trail options -- that’s more ride choices than any other Mountain bike guiding company in NZ.
	Cycle Sport News	Cycle Sport News is a cycling site dedicated to presenting Australian-specific news and information about all forms of cycle sport including Track, Road, BMX, Mountain Bike, Cycle Speedway, Penny Farthings, Wheel Chair Athletes and Recreational cycling in all states.
	Riverland Cycling Club	Homepage of the Riverland Cycling Club (SA), featuring photos, results, racing programme and general information about the club.
	Victoria Police - VirtualBike	This site is designed to provide information that will enable cyclists to develop safe, effective and practical strategies when riding a bike. It provides advice on safety and security issues and also gives an insight into who rides, where they ride and how they do it.
	SBS television CyclingCentral	SBS Television is giving Australian audiences their weekly dose of wall-to-wall cycling with CYCLING CENTRAL. The magazine program - nominated as a finalist in the 2005 Australian Sports Commission Media Awards for 'Best Commitment to the Coverage of Sport' - returns from its hiatus on Sunday 4 December in a new regular timeslot of 5.30pm.
	Womens Cycling	This website aims to encourage women of all ages and levels of experience to enjoy the buzz of cycling more often.
	George Farnsworth Travel Info	Information on travelling with bikes around the world.
	Australian Bicycle Council Cycling Resource Centre	The CRC is a is a convenient and user friendly ‘one stop shop’ for those involved in the planning and provision of cycling facilities and programs including planners, engineers and others to access a wide range of topics in one central location.
	www.cyclecentral.com.au	An on-line bicycle store which is both an information site and a sales site. As part of our information site we have compiled a maps catalogue for each state. Both city and rural maps are available and each map shows the bicycle paths and preferred cycle routes. We hope that these maps will make it easier for riders to find their way around new areas or to find the best routes within their own areas. By making it easier and safer to cycle we hope to encourage more people to take part in riding as a sport or leisurely activity and encourage people to adopt a healthier lifestyle. We also provide riders with riding tips, news and an events calendar which incorporates events from all states and categories of riding.
	www.cycleindonesia.com.au/	January '09. 1200km, 19 cycle days, 8 rest days.

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