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Chances are, if you’ve got a question, someone else has the same question, and we’ve got an answer. So check out FAQ’s below to any questions you may be asking. If your question is not answered in the below, then please reach out to the Spring Cycle Team and we will be able to assist with your enquiry.
About The Event
Spring Cycle is one of the most anticipated cycling events in NSW, attracting thousands of participants each year. This event not only promotes bike riding as a healthy and sustainable mode of transportation but also serves as a significant advocacy platform for better bicycle infrastructure and policies.
The first Spring Cycle was held in the early 1980s and has since grown to be one of the largest cycling events in Sydney. Initially, the Spring Cycle started as a small community ride, but it has now evolved into a massive gathering that sees around thousands of cyclists of all ages and experiences riding together.
The Spring Cycle 2025 national charity partner is Lifeline. Lifeline provides all Australians experiencing emotional distress with access to 24hr crisis support and suicide prevention services.
Currently Lifeline is experiencing more calls than ever before. Lifeline exists to ensure that no one must face their toughest moments alone.
Funds raised via the Spring Cycle in 2025 will go towards supporting Lifeline’s crisis support and suicide prevention services across Australia.
Two great distances to register for in 2025.
The 10km City Ride is ideal for families and novice riders who want to experience the thrill of riding over the Harbour Bridge and past some of Sydney’s most iconic landmarks including the Sydney Opera House and the historic Rocks area.
The 50km Classic Ride is for those looking for an adventure, this route takes in the best of the 10km City Ride – over the spectacular Harbour Bridge, past the Opera House and the historic Rocks area, before exploring the diverse Inner West and venturing out to Sydney Olympic Park.
The 2025 Spring Cycle will take place on Sunday 12th October 2025.
The 2025 Spring Cycle is organised by Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury Sydney Ltd ACN 647 587 853 (Lifeline H2HS).
Registrations will open on Sunday, June 1 2025
| 10km City Ride | Launch Entry Price June |
Super Keen Entry July-August |
Early Bird Entry September |
Full Price October |
| Adult | $46.00 | $53.00 | $60.00 | $70.00 |
| Child | $23.00 | $26.00 | $30.00 | $35.00 |
| 50km Classic Ride | Launch Entry Price June |
Super Keen Entry July-August |
Early Bird Entry September |
Full Price October |
| Adult | $68.00 | $79.00 | $89.00 | $105.00 |
| Child | $33.00 | $38.00 | $43.00 | $50.00 |
Yes, on the day registration will be available for the 10km ride and the 50km ride. If you choose to register on the day, please arrive at least 1 hour before the start of your ride. However, we HIGHLY recommend that you register online before 5pm Friday 10th October to ensure you are able to collect your bib smoothly on the morning of the Spring Cycle.
Your registration includes:
⦁ Ride entry
⦁ Finisher medal
⦁ First aid assistance, rest sites and bike mechanics
⦁ Volunteer support
⦁ Entry to the finish festival
⦁ Sweep bus access
⦁ Fundraising prizes
⦁ Free travel thanks to TfNSW
⦁ BNSW membership discounts
Child Entry is available for all children under age 15 on event day. Unfortunately, children under 8 years old will not be allowed to ride in the Spring Cycle independently on their own bicycle. However, they are most welcome in a bay seat, trailer or connected via a tag-along or similar device. If your child will be riding with you in an ‘attached’ style, we welcome them to ride the Spring Cycle. All children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, as nominated at the time of registration.
The following age restrictions apply to the rides:
10km City Ride – Children can ride on a parent’s bicycle in this ride. Children riding independently on their own bicycle must be 8 years or older on the day of the ride.
50km Classic Ride – Children can ride on a parent’s bicycle in this ride. Children riding independently on their own bicycle must be 12 years or older on the day of the ride.
Yes, Spring Cycle is a family event for all. However, please make sure that your child is also a registered entrant in the event.
Age restrictions are due to safety recommendations and priorities from the NSW Police and government authorities. As a result of the recommendations, Spring Cycle has made the decision to set age limits for independent riding for each ride:
10km City Ride – 8 years and older
50km Classic Ride – 12 years and older
We understand there will be children and parents disappointed by these age restrictions, and many children are advanced riders for their young age, however this decision has been made to ensure the safety of all riders. We thank you for your understanding on this important issue and for supporting our commitment to everyone’s safety.
We’re excited to be working with Race Roster to deliver you an easy and secure registration site. Race Roster is the platform used by many sporting events. We’ve got your security in mind and know that Race Roster treats your information securely. Read more about their privacy assurances online here.
Adaptive cycling is permitted in Spring Cycle. The Spring Cycle is the first recreation bike ride welcoming people of all abilities, giving everyone access to cycling, and pedalling the iconic event in the heart of Sydney.
Please see the adaptive cycling information on the Rider Info page for more information on how to register. https://springcycle.com.au/rider-info/
For the safety and comfort of all participants, we kindly request that you leave your pets at home. Due to the crowds, fast moving bicycles and varied terrain, we cannot guarantee the safety of your beloved animals. Additionally, we want riders and supporters to feel comfortable and focused.
Preparing for the Event
Your Spring Cycle Ride Pack will have your ride number and rider wristband. The ride number to be displayed at the front of your bike and the wristband to be worn on the day of the event.
You can request postage of your rider pack for $5 when you register online. Mail out of rider packs will commence on Monday 15 September, 2025. Please also note,
participants who register from Monday 22 September 2025 onwards will need to collect their rider packs from Ride HQ at the start site on the day of the ride
Remember, you MUST have your bib on your bike prior to riding on event day!
The 10km ride is suitable for people of a variety of fitness levels. For more information, please refer to the Spring Cycle Terms and Conditions.
If you are participating in the 50km ride, you may want to train if you do not ride regularly. For more information, please refer to the Spring Cycle Terms and Conditions.
We have rest stops on the 50km ride to prioritise your safety and help you get through the ride to the best of your ability.
We also provide a Sweep Bus which follows each ride and can pick you up if you can’t manage to ride any further. The Sweep Bus will take you to the nearest public transport or major site so that you can make your way home from there or continue to the finish site.
For more information, please refer to the Spring Cycle Terms and Conditions.
Mandatory Items
You must bring these items in order to participate:
- Bike – In good working condition.
- Helmet – Australian standards approved.
- Rider Pack – Includes your event bib and wristband.
- Water Bottle – Stay hydrated throughout the ride.
Recommended Items
These items aren’t required, but we highly recommend bringing them for your comfort and convenience:
- Snacks – Energy bars, fruit, or other light refreshments to keep your energy up.
- Sunscreen – Protect your skin, especially during longer rides.
- Mobile Phone – For navigation, emergencies, or to capture the moment.
- Cash/Card – For food stalls or merchandise at the event village.
- Rain Jacket or Windbreaker – Weather can be unpredictable.
- Basic Repair Kit – Spare tube, tire levers, and a mini pump or CO₂ inflator.
Spring Cycle 10km City Ride
⦁ 8.00am start at St Leonards Park, North Sydney
⦁ Finish at Pirrama Park, Pyrmont
Spring Cycle 50km Classic Ride
⦁ 6.30am start at St Leonards Park, North Sydney
⦁ Finish at Cathy Freeman Park, Sydney Olympic Park
It is best to arrive 30 minutes before start time. Please leave extra time if you need bag drop or rider pack collection.
Availability of parking will be heavily impacted by the street closures and other elements of the event. It is highly recommended that riders and volunteers utilise public transportation methods. Please see our ‘Traffic and Transport’ page for more details. To view the parking stations available in North Sydney, click here.
Yes, free public transport is available on event day. Participants will not need to hold a valid ticket but will be required to display their 2025 Spring Cycle rider number, and volunteers should present their official volunteer identification card to transport operators.
Please see our Traffic and Transport page which is under the event information tab for more details.
On the Day
It is best to arrive at St Leonards Park 30 minutes before start time. Please leave extra time if you need bag drop or rider pack collection.
10km City Ride – 7:45am-8:30am start
50km Classic Ride – 6.30am-7:45am start
Check in is NOT required. You just need to have your bike ready to go with your rider number and make sure you have your wristband on!
While you are more than welcome to ride with your belongings, we have organised a bag drop from St Leonards Park, North Sydney. Bags will be transported to the Cathy Freeman Park and Pirrama Park Finish Festivals in a truck, and riders can collect them from the collection point.
Spring Cycle participants are not covered by insurance by default. To ensure that you have Personal Accident and Public Liability cover, it is best to become a Bicycle NSW Member. Existing Bicycle NSW Members will be covered by their membership. For more information, please refer to the Spring Cycle Terms and Conditions.
All routes use sealed roads and cycleways. Riders use mountain bikes, road bikes, hybrids, tandems, unicycles, recumbents – you name it! It is a ride for everyone! Time trial bikes are not allowed, however if you have bolt on aero bars that you can remove, then you can ride the bike. Please check our safety recommendations to be sure your bike is up to par! See our Event Terms & Conditions for exact details.
Yes, by all means! Tandems are welcome to ride in Spring Cycle. However, as a safety requirement for the ride, both riders must be registered as two separate registrations.
Electric bikes are more than welcome for Spring Cycle. All E-Bikes must abide by all legislation and road rules like all other cyclists. If the E-bikes do not meet the requirements, then the event organiser will not permit the bike to be used. No E-Bike participant is to overtake the lead cyclist at the head of the event.
Yes. E-bikes are able to travel on Sydney Trains, NSW TrainLink, intercity services,
Sydney Metro and Sydney Ferries services to get to and from the event on Sunday 12
October 2025.
First Aid officers will be available at the start, rest and finish sites to provide first aid care. There will also be mobile crews riding the event to help you throughout the ride if you require their assistance.
Please call 000 in case of an emergency.
There will be bike mechanics accessible along the courses.
You can find bike mechanics at the start and at rest spots. There will also be mobile mechanics along both courses.
We’re excited to announce that NORTHSOUTH Live photographers will be at Spring Cycle to capture your ride in action!
Digital photos will be available to purchase on the same day – Sunday 12th October. As a special offer, you can save 20% if you purchase on event day using the code SPRING20.
Pricing:
- All photos pack – $49.95
→ $39.96 with code SPRING20 (on 12th October only)
- Single photo – $24.95
→ $19.96 with code SPRING20 (on 12th October only)
After the event, NORTHSOUTH Live will send you a message when your photos are ready to view and purchase.
Keep an eye on your email and phone (you’ll hear from them no more than 3 times, and only within 7 days of the event).
For the safety of all riders, road and lane closures will be in place for the 10km City Ride.
Cyclists continuing on the remainder of the 50km Classic Ride course towards Olympic Park will be sharing roads with motorists abiding by road rules.
Below is a summary of the key road closures. You can also check out the road closure map on our website. For further information please visit livetraffic.com.
Special event clearways:
- North Sydney: between 4am and 11am on sections of Blue St, Berry St, Miller St, Arthur St and Carlow St.
- Sydney CBD, Millers Point, Pyrmont and Ultimo: between 4am and 11:30am on sections of Hickson Rs, King St, Upper Fort St, Dalgety Rd, Towns Place, Erskine St, Sussex St, Wattle St, Pyrmont Bridge Rd, Pirrama Rd, Pyrmont St and Clarence St.
Clearways are strict no-parking zones for all vehicle types and apply even to residents with local council parking permits or TFNSW Mobility Scheme Permit holders. Check signs before parking as vehicles left in special event clearways will be towed and a towing fee applies. If your vehicle is towed call 132 701 to find its new location.
For the latest traffic information and road closure updates on event day, visit Live Traffic NSW.
Fundraising
Yes, donations over $2 are tax-deductible.
In 2025, Spring Cycle proudly welcomes Lifeline as its national charity partner. As one of Australia’s most trusted mental health organisations, Lifeline provides 24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention services to people in distress. Every dollar raised through the Spring Cycle helps Lifeline answer more calls, support more communities, and reach more Australians doing it tough.
Sharing your fundraising page is easy — and one of the best ways to boost your donations!
When you registered for Spring Cycle, a personal fundraising page was automatically created for you on Grassrootz. You’ll find your unique link in your registration confirmation email or by logging into your Grassrootz account.
Once you have your link, here are a few ways to share it:
⦁ Email it to friends, family, or colleagues with a personal message
⦁ Post it on social media — Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn or WhatsApp
⦁ Download your page’s QR code and pop it on a poster, flyer, or workplace noticeboard
⦁ Include it in your email signature to keep the conversation going
Tip: Make it personal. Add a message about why you’re riding for Lifeline to help inspire donations.
Visit Grassrootz to customize or copy your link now.
Volunteering
We need your help to make the Spring Cycle a success! This is your chance to volunteer and be a part of the iconic event that brings together cyclists of all ages and abilities for a day experiencing Sydney at it’s best. Spring Cycle is powered by volunteers.
Make a difference. Meet new people. Gain experience. Enjoy the event!
Please follow THIS LINK to volunteer.
⦁ Venue Bump In Volunteers
⦁ Course Marshals
⦁ Start Venue Volunteers
⦁ Finish Venue Volunteers
⦁ Bump Out Volunteers
Please see this link for more details.
All volunteers/crew receive a unique event crew shirt, hat and bag for your efforts!
You will get a special volunteer t-shirt to wear on the day. Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and shoes you will be happy to stand and walk in.
Spring Cycle is powered by volunteers. Some volunteer roles, especially Course Marshals, are important elements of our risk management plans and cannot be vacant. If you are no longer able to attend, please email volunteer@springcycle.com as soon as possible so we can ensure everyone is safe on the day.
Refunds and Cancellation
Entry fees are non-refundable if you change your mind or are no longer able to participate in the Event. The Organisers will consider requests to transfer your entry to the following year’s Event. A participant may only withdraw from the Event if they are not able to take part in the Event due to medical reasons which must be proven by an official note and relevant documentation from a medical doctor and/or allied health professional.
Should you need to withdraw from the event once you have paid your registration fee, we will refund your entry subject to the following conditions:
⦁ Up to 4 weeks prior (before Sunday 14th September) – 100% refund.
⦁ Two weeks out (from 15th – 28th September) – 50% refund.
⦁ Within last two weeks (after 29th September) – No refund.
Note: Refunds are for event entry fees only and NOT for donations and/or merchandise.
Refunds can be arranged by contacting info@springcycle.com.au. You must state your full name and the full names of anyone else you may have registered that also would like a refund. Emails will be honoured from the date of receipt.
A registration is not transferable to another person without the express permission and consent of the Organisers.
For more information, please refer to the Spring Cycle Terms and Conditions.
Entries will be refunded to the card used to enter and will be returned within 10 working days.
Processing fees will not be refunded. This is because the registration platform, plus banks and card networks keep their upfront fees. Therefore, we cannot refund these costs, because they are not refunded to us when the charge is refunded.
If the Organiser decides to exercise its discretion and cancel the Event, the Organiser will endeavour to publish this decision on the Event’s website (https://springcycle.com.au) as soon as practicable after the Event has been cancelled.
In the instance that the Event cannot proceed for any reason prior to commencement, Participants will be offered the following options regarding the paid entry fee:
▪ Convert the entry fee to a donation to the Lifeline Spring Cycle.
▪ Transfer the entry fee to registration for the following year’s Event; or
▪ Request a refund of the entry fee.
If an account remains open even with a new credit card number or updated expiration date, the funds will transfer back into the account. If an account has been permanently closed, you need to call the bank to arrange for the funds to be moved.
The Spring Cycle will go ahead come rain or shine! Should the event organisers and government agencies decide the conditions are not safe for the ride to go ahead, or that any course changes are required, a decision will be made and communicated to participants as soon as this decision has been made.
For more information, please refer to the Spring Cycle Terms and Conditions.
No, unfortunately you cannot transfer your registration. This is for the safety of all riders.
Yes you can upgrade via your Race Roster account, just sign in and change the distance. There will be a $10 administration. Plus you will need to pay the cost of the higher price point at the time of the registration.
If going from 50km to 10km only an administration fee will be applicable. (there will be no refund of the reduced price point)
The cut-off date for changes to riders registration is Monday 22 September
Bicycle NSW and Lifeline look forward to welcoming you and everyone to the 2025 Spring Cycle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you do not need to do anything! Your Spring Cycle entry is automatically updated and is valid for the 2022 Event.
You may obtain a refund (excluding processing fees) by placing a request via email to, info@springcycle.com.au. Requests must be made by midnight on: Thursday 28th October 2021. You must state your full name and the full names of anyone else you may have registered that also would like a refund.
How long do refunds take?
Entries will be refunded to the card used to enter and will be returned within 10 working days.
Do I get refunded processing fees?
Processing fees will not be refunded. This is because the registration platform, plus banks and card networks keep their upfront fees. Therefore we cannot refund these costs, because they are not refunded to us when the charge is refunded.
My credit card details have been updated.
If an account remains open even with a new credit card number or updated expiration date, the funds will transfer back into the account. If an account has been permanently closed, you need to call the bank to arrange for the funds to be moved.
Yes! Entries remain open at early bird prices.
10km City Ride | First 1000 Riders | Early Bird | Standard | Late |
MEMBER – Adult | $32.00 | $36.00 | $40.00 | $48.00 |
Adult | $40.00 | $45.00 | $50.00 | $60.00 |
Child on own bike | $10.00 | $10.00 | $10.00 | $10.00 |
Child on parents bike | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 |
50km Classic Ride | First 1000 Riders | Early Bird | Standard | Late |
MEMBER – Adult | $60.00 | $68.00 | $76.00 | $91.00 |
Adult | $75.00 | $85.00 | $95.00 | $114.00 |
Child on own bike | $15.00 | $15.00 | $15.00 | $15.00 |
Child on parents bike | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 | $0.00 |
We have decided not to operate the 105km ride this year and focus on the 50km Classic Ride & 10km City Ride as there are already a number of endurance rides getting back up and running around NSW. For our rebooted event we wanted to focus on being accessible to all, including family groups of all ages and those new to cycling who might be participating in their first cycling event. This includes giving us the opportunity to run an adaptive cycling wave to enable adults and children living with a disability to join in the fun!
We have decided not to operate the 16km ride this year and focus on the 50km Classic Ride & 10km City Ride. This is due to operational reasons as only a small number of riders participated in this ride in 2019 and it requires an additional start site. For our rebooted event we needed to ensure the 2021 Spring Cycle runs smoothly and safely for all and having less sites enables us to manage each one more effectively.
Yes, on the day registration will be available for the 10km ride and the 50km ride. If you choose to register on the day, please arrive at least 1 hour before the start of your ride. However, we HIGHLY recommend that you register online before 5pm on the Friday. Riders who register before the cut-off date (tbc) will receive a discounted entry and will have their ride number and information posted out to them before Spring Cycle.
We’re excited to be working with Race Roster to deliver you an easy and secure registration site. Race Roster is the platform used by many sporting events. We’ve got your security in mind and know that Race Roster treats your information securely. Read more about their privacy assurances online here.
Yes, free public transport is available on event day. Participants will not need to hold a valid ticket but will be required to display their 2022 Spring Cycle rider number, and volunteers should present their official volunteer identification card to transport operators . For information on the types of transport available, and those that permit bicycles on board, please see our ‘Traffic and Transport’ page which is under Event Information.
Your Spring Cycle Ride Pack will have your ride number and rider wristband. The ride number to be displayed at the front of your bike and the wristband to be worn on the day of the event.
For participants who registered before 3rd October 2022, and who are Sydney-based, will receive their rider packs in the post before the event. If you are in this group but your rider pack does not arrive, do not fear as you will be able to pick up a replacement bib and wristband at the start site in St. Leonard’s Park, North Sydney.
Please note, participants who register after 3rd October 2022 or live outside Sydney will need to collect their rider packs at the start site on the day of the event.
ALL ONLINE REGISTRATIONS CLOSE 5pm on the Friday of event week.
All rider packs, for those registered before Monday 3rd October 2022, and who are Sydney-based, are now in the post.
If you registered after this date, live outside the Sydney area, or if for some reason it does not arrive by post, you can pick up your rider pack at the pre paid registration tent at the start site on the day of the ride.
Please bring a printed or electronic copy of your confirmation email. We recommend getting to the start site at least 30 mins prior to your start time.
Child Entry is available for all children under age 16 on event day. Unfortunately, children under 8 years old will not be allowed to ride in the Spring Cycle independently on their own bicycle. However they are most welcome in a bay seat, trailer or connected via a tag-along or similar device.
Unfortunately, all children riding in the Spring Cycle must be accompanied by a paying adult. Please see Spring Cycles Terms and Conditions. (T&Cs tbc)
Any children under the age of 8 are not allowed to ride independently in Spring Cycle. If the rider is aged 16 years or younger on the day of the ride they must be accompanied by a Parent / Guardian, as nominated at the time of registration. Please see Ride Options for specific information.
CSM Sport and Entertainment has had to adjust the age restrictions due to safety priorities from the NSW Police and government authorities.
As a result of the recommendations, CSM Sport and Entertainment has made the decision to set age limits for independent riding for each ride:
10km City Ride – 8 years and older
50km Classic Ride – 12 years and older
The age restrictions only apply to participants riding independently, on their own bike, without any assistance by an adult. It does not apply to children who are positioned in a child seat on the back or front of an adult bike, are connected to your bike via a trailer, tag along or similar device. If your child will be riding with you in an ‘attached’ style, we welcome them to ride the Spring Cycle.
We understand there will be children and parents disappointed by these age restrictions, and many children are advanced riders for their young age, however this decision has been made to ensure the safety of all riders.
While CSM Sport and Entertainment would love to provide a ride enabling younger riders the freedom and thrill of riding independently over the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Spring Cycle, we have had to take the recommendations of the NSW Police and Government authorities to obtain the necessary approvals to successfully hold the event.
We thank you for your understanding on this important issue and for supporting our commitment to everyone’s safety.
Spring Cycle welcomes you to ride with a group of friends, colleagues or family. Just make sure everyone respects social distancing at all times (keep a safe distance of 1.5m between you and other visitors) and be registered for the ride.
The ride is not a race, but a celebration of cycling. The most important part is to come out and enjoy the ride.
We provide a Sweep Bus which follows each ride and can pick you up if you can’t manage to ride any further. The Sweep Bus will take you to the nearest public transport or major site so that you can make your way home from there or continue to the finish site.
You will need to carry at least one full water bottle (ideally two) to keep yourself hydrated. It is also recommended to carry some snacks with you. There are no rest stops along the 10km course, but there are water fountains you could stop at. There is a designated rest stop along the 50km ride where you can fill up your bottles and could purchase food.
There will be additional trains put on by Sydney Trains for the Spring Cycle 2022. Free transport is permitted for volunteers and participants with their bicycles travelling to and from the event on Sydney Trains and NSW TrainLink, Intercity services, Sydney Metro and Sydney Ferries on Sunday 16th October 2022.
However, please note riders and volunteers with bikes cannot access free transport on Sydney Light Rail Services. Please see our Traffic and Transport page which is under the event information tab for more details,
Spring Cycle participants are not covered by insurance by default. To ensure that you have Personal Accident and Public Liability cover, it is best to become a Bicycle NSW Member. Existing Bicycle NSW Members will be covered by their membership and receive a discount off their Spring Cycle entry fee.
All routes use sealed roads and cycleways. Riders use mountain bikes, road bikes, hybrids, tandems, unicycles, recumbents – you name it! It is a ride for everyone so any bike will do! Please check our safety recommendations to be sure your bike is up to par! See our Event Terms & Conditions for exact details. (T&Cs tbc)
Yes, by all means! Tandems are welcome to ride in Spring Cycle. However, as a safety requirement for the ride, both riders must be registered.
Yes, Spring Cycle is a family event for all. However, please make sure that your child is also a registered entrant in the event.
Yes. Electric bikes are more than welcome for Spring Cycle.
The Spring Cycle will go ahead come rain or shine! Should the event organisers and government agencies decide the conditions are not safe for the ride to go ahead, or that any course changes are required, a decision will be made and communicated to participants as soon as this decision has been made.
No refunds for wet weather will be provided, should the ride go ahead.
Unfortunately Spring Cycle entries are not refundable. If you are unable to take part due to medical reasons, you can email us at info@springcycle.com.au and we will assess your request on a case by case basis and we may ask for medical certificates if a refund / deferral is considered.
Yes you can transfer via your Race Roster account, just sign in and transfer to another person. There will be a $10 administration fee.
Yes you can upgrade via your Race Roster account, just sign in and change the distance. There will be a $10 administration. Plus you will need to pay the cost of the higher price point at the time of the registration.
If going from 50km to 10km only an administration fee will be applicable. (there will be no refund of the reduced price point)
Bicycle NSW and Lifeline look forward to welcoming you and everyone to the 2025 Spring Cycle.
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