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Evaluation research now published
There were many signficant positive effects from the Cycling Connecting Communities project. The evaluation research paper was published in February 2010 in the on-line International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity: Click here
The baseline survey results were also published in March 2010 in the Journal of Physical Activity and Health: Click here
Bike around Bankstown
Free bicycle ride, Bike around Bankstown Saturday 7 May 2011
- Free basic cycling skills course for beginners for 1 hour
- 2 long rides (12km) – 1st 9.30am and 2nd 10.30am
Free limited bike hire is available
Registration essential at http://www.bankstown.nsw.gov.au/Bike-around-Bankstown/default.aspx or contact Bankstown Council’s
Free cycling skills course in Bankstown
Free cycling skills course and ride Saturday 2 April 2011
Do you want to enjoy cycling with your family?
Austcycle coach will teach you:
- How to use gears and brakes
- Gain confidence and practice maneuvers
- Explore local Bankstown and Canterbury scenic parks
Free limited bike hire available.
Registration is essential.
www.bankstown.nsw.gov.au/Cycling-Activities/default.aspx or contact Bankstown Council’s Recreation Officer 9707 9641.
Bike ride at Prestons
Get on your bike and have a fun morning exploring the cycle paths of Lurnea, Casula and Prestons in a safe and friendly environment. Meet at 9am for registration at Woodward Park, Liverpool – top car park near the Hume Highway. Car parking entry from Memorial Avenue. See flyer for more details or contact Maree on 9602 5293 or 0419 203 379
Free cycling course in Bankstown
Join in the fun and update your cycling skills.
Sunday 19 September
- Beginners – Back on your bike (10am -1pm)
- Intermediate – Commute by bike (2pm – 5pm)
Friday 24 September
- 2pm Beginners – Back on your bike (10am-1pm)
Contact: Bankstown City Council Recreation Officer – 9707 9641
JACRS article: Head injuries and helmet legislation
A new article published in the August 2010 issue of the Journal of the Australasian College of Road Safety concludes that “It is likely that factors other than the mandatory helmet legislation reduced head injuries among cyclists”.
