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Improve the health, wellbeing and safety of your workforce. We offer cycle safety education, defensive cycling seminars, DIY bike maintenance workshops and help to set up staff bike fleets.

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Learn2Ride

Individual lessons for absolute beginners – adults and children aged 10 and up. Students need to provide their own bicycle. It’s never too late to Learn2Ride….Call today!!

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Community Courses

Free cycling skills and confidence training sessions all over Melbourne: from Highett to Preston, Camberwell to Moonee Ponds, and throughout the year!

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03
Dec

Research project finds what's needed to get more women cycling

Katie Rowe, PhD candidate at Deakin Uni, attended lots of Bikes@Work training sessions and interviewed our teachers and participants...
01
Dec

Give the gift of learning to ride

How many people do you know who have never ridden a bicycle? Probably not many. Or at least not...
14
Nov

Free Social Rides In Northcote

Have fun while discovering the bike lanes, paths and bike-friendly back streets of Darebin. These free social rides are...
28
Oct

Free bike maintenance workshop in Malvern

City of Stonnington are hosting a free 2hour interactive and informative bike maintenance session in Malvern on Tuesday 10th...

Why promote cycling in the workplace?

Investment in cycling has been shown to be good for the bottom line. The UK Traffic Advisory Unit found that organisations that implemented cycling strategies received a return of between $1.33 and $6.50 for each $1 spent in cycle promotion, due to increased productivity.

More people riding bikes to (or for) work also means:

  • A healthier, more productive workforce with lower levels of absenteeism
  • Less space required for parking
  • Less frustration and time wasted in traffic jams
  • A smaller carbon footprint and a great start towards a carbon neutral workplace!

  • Meet The Team

    Rosy Strong Founder Rosy founded Bikes@Work in 2007. Apart from running the business and teaching, Rosy continues to work as a home visiting physiotherapist, often riding her trusty bicycle to visit patients in their homes in the inner suburbs. Rosy has been involved in the community health sector for almost a decade and has developed ...

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