Cycling is a healthy and green way to commute for work or pleasure, and although many states are taking steps to help make cycling safer with bike lanes, hundreds of cyclists a year are still being killed in fatal collisions with inattentive or aggressive drivers. Many of these drivers aren’t even punished for their crimes. In […]

“Ouch! My hamstrings! I’m feeling yesterday’s ride today”. How many times have you or one of your friends or teammates fallen victim to over-used, under-stretched muscles? These days many cyclists practice yoga to alleviate muscle tightness from logging long hours in the saddle. Some key areas that we can suffer from overwork or strain during […]

Here at Cycle 2 City we are disappointed by the the latest decision of the Coordinator General to permit a two year closure of a section of the Mt Coot-tha loop.  The closure will affect Sir Samuel Griffith Drive between Scenic Drive and Mt Coot-tha Road. Bicycle Queensland have informed us that riders will now have to […]

Residents of the greater Brisbane region are currently enduring the aftermath of ex-cyclone Oswald. Floodwaters have proven a concern for many homeowners and businesses alike, causing many changes in both the built and natural environment. With such change comes growth, the opportunity to adapt, adjust and strengthen important community bonds. Here at Cycle 2 City […]

One of the most difficult things in life is sticking with something you love, when the fear is threatening to outweigh the joy. If any of you have ever experienced an accident, you will more than understand what I am talking about. I have come across an inspirational and heart warming article written by Joe Kurmaskie […]

With Christmas and New Years just around the corner, some of you may be feeling the stress of shopping, the burden of work deadlines and that nagging feeling that you are slacking of a little on the exercise front. As a reminder to get out and about during the holiday season, I’ve found a small […]