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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 Glen Iris to Preston, Camberwell to Moonee Ponds, and throughout the year!

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CycleWise Community Courses
Workplace Bike Fleets
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CycleWise Schools

Upcoming training

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Mar: CycleWise Whitehorse (Nunawading)

Date:  Sat 28 Mar 9.30am–12pm or 12.30pm–3pm (2.5 hour sessions). As part of Sustainable Living Week the City of Whitehorse has commissioned two CycleWise courses.  The free bicycle confidence...

Feb-Mar: CycleWise Moreland (Coburg)

Dates:  Sat 21 Feb (10am-3pm) or Sun 1 Mar (10am-3pm) These free workshops are hosted by Moreland City Council, and are aimed at adults who can cycle already but...

Feb-Apr: Basic bike maintenance (N'thcote/Preston)

Dates: Thursday evenings 26 Feb, 19 Mar, 16 Apr or 23 Apr (6-8pm).  This interactive beginner workshop demonstrates the basics of how to look after your bike.  We cover...

Feb-Apr: Commuting by Bike 101 (Preston/Reservoir)

Dates: Sat 28 Feb or Sun 29 Mar (10am-2pm, Preston) or Sat 18 Apr (1-5, Reservoir).  This City of Darebin intermediate course will help you get ready to ride...

Mar-Apr: Back on the Bike (Preston)

Dates: Sat 14 Mar (10am-12pm) or Thu 16 Apr (2-4pm).   This 2 hour traffic-free course is bought to you by the City of Darebin.  Get ready to ride by...

Feb: Sustainable Living Festival - basic bike maintenance for Women (Balaclava)

Dates: Sun 8th Feb (10am-12pm) or Tue 17th Feb (6.30-8.30pm). These demonstration workshops are being delivered as part of the 2015 Sustainable Living Festival program. Participants will be shown...

Why promote cycling in the workplace?

More people riding bikes to (or for) work 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

    Georgie Fyfe-Jamieson Owner & Instructor Georgie recently became the owner of Bikes at Work. Prior to this she worked as an instructor for 2 years for Bikes at Work and previously in the UK as a Bikeability instructor (since 2007). In Melbourne Georgie has worked for Bicycle Network Victoria on the Ride2School program (and trained ...

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