Join Lyn for a friendly and relaxed cycling adventure every Friday in Fawkner, exploring quiet roads and shared paths with stops to enjoy the scenery and chat.
Friday 25 September 2026
to Friday 27 November 2026
10:15am
79 Jukes Road, Fawkner
Free
Experience a welcoming and leisurely cycling ride led by Lyn through the peaceful streets and shared paths of Fawkner. This ride is perfect for those who enjoy gentle exercise combined with social interaction and beautiful views. The pace is cruisy, making it suitable for riders of various skill levels.
You can expect plenty of stops along the way to take in the surroundings and have friendly conversations with fellow riders. After the ride, participants are invited to enjoy a complimentary cuppa and biscuit at the Fawkner Neighbourhood House, fostering a warm community atmosphere.
This is a wonderful opportunity for parents looking to engage in a healthy, social activity while exploring local outdoor spaces.
The ride begins promptly at 10:30 AM, with participants meeting at 10:15 AM at the Fawkner Neighbourhood House located at 79 Jukes Road. The ride lasts approximately one to two hours, covering shared paths and quiet roads designed for a relaxed cycling experience.
This event repeats weekly on Fridays, providing a consistent opportunity to join in and build connections with other local cyclists. The ride is led by Lyn, an experienced ride leader from the Merri-bek Bicycle User Group.
Participants should bring their own bicycles and helmets, and dress comfortably for outdoor activity. The ride is suitable for school-aged children accompanied by parents.
The meeting point is at Fawkner Neighbourhood House, 79 Jukes Road, Fawkner. This location is accessible by public transport, with the nearest train station being Fawkner Station.
There is ample space for bike parking at the venue, and the neighbourhood house provides a welcoming indoor space for post-ride refreshments.
The route explores local shared paths and quiet residential roads, ensuring a safe and scenic environment for riders.
Safety is a priority; all riders are encouraged to wear helmets and follow road rules. The ride is designed to be gentle and social, so no advanced cycling skills are required.
Children should be accompanied by an adult, and participants are advised to bring water and sun protection.
In case of inclement weather, participants should check for updates or contact the ride leader before attending.
This event is free of charge and open to all community members interested in cycling and socialising.
No prior booking is required; simply arrive at the meeting point by 10:15 AM on Fridays.
For further details or to confirm attendance, participants can contact Lyn via email or phone.
