Copenhagen Cargo Bikes from Streetfilms on Vimeo.
Great video from streetfilms that gives a great view of the daily life in Copenhagen and how bikes can be used for most things in an urban setting.
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Great atmosphere and great coffee Phone 08 86830577
Murray Darling Trip 2008
Upcoming Rides
15th April Mystery ride. Possible new MTB route we will get Dave to email a note out when the details are finalised.
20th May keep this date aside for the next longer Road bike ride to Stamford hill with a possibly morning tea at the turnaround point or close to it.
17th June possible Dutton Bay ride (shorter harder) ride still in the planning stages.
Tuesday Morning 9.30am at thepace of the slowest rider from Arteyria out to National Park entrance and back to cruisers for a coffee.
20th May keep this date aside for the next longer Road bike ride to Stamford hill with a possibly morning tea at the turnaround point or close to it.
17th June possible Dutton Bay ride (shorter harder) ride still in the planning stages.
Tuesday Morning 9.30am at thepace of the slowest rider from Arteyria out to National Park entrance and back to cruisers for a coffee.
Peninsula Pedallers about us.
This is the blog for the Peninsula Pedallers.
Our club was formed to encourage cycling on Eyre Peninsula in 2000 .
Our aim is to be an inclusive club which encourages cycling amongst the residents and visitors to the Eyre Peninsula South Australia.
We have several set rides every week.
See the rides list on this edge of the Blog. There is also a attached list of upcoming rides.
After these rides we do what all good cyclists do after a ride and return to one of our club's sponsors "Del Giornos" Cafe to have a coffee and chat.
We have a regular beginners ride on a Tuesday morning at 9.30am departing from the Arteyria Gallery. This is the perfect place for cycling beginners to start riding. There is lots of encouragement and help getting started and we only ride at the pace of the slowest rider.
This is a shorter ride, with the group usually only going to the National Park entrance. This is flexible though. We have no hesitation in shortening the ride to make it comfortable and enjoyable for new riders.
After this ride we return to Cruisers Cafe at the Port Lincoln Marina for a coffee and chat.
We are sometimes met by some of the original club members who can no longer ride.
The Peninsula Pedallers are an affiliated club of Bicycle SA and the Bicycle Institute of South Australia (BISA).
I hope this blog covers the regular activities of the club and I will post links and cycling items that catch my interest from my travels on the world wide web. If you have items that you would like included in this blog you can contact me at lockdotjeffathotmaildotcom (written in this form to defeat spambots)
Jeff
Our club was formed to encourage cycling on Eyre Peninsula in 2000 .
Our aim is to be an inclusive club which encourages cycling amongst the residents and visitors to the Eyre Peninsula South Australia.
We have several set rides every week.
See the rides list on this edge of the Blog. There is also a attached list of upcoming rides.
After these rides we do what all good cyclists do after a ride and return to one of our club's sponsors "Del Giornos" Cafe to have a coffee and chat.
We have a regular beginners ride on a Tuesday morning at 9.30am departing from the Arteyria Gallery. This is the perfect place for cycling beginners to start riding. There is lots of encouragement and help getting started and we only ride at the pace of the slowest rider.
This is a shorter ride, with the group usually only going to the National Park entrance. This is flexible though. We have no hesitation in shortening the ride to make it comfortable and enjoyable for new riders.
After this ride we return to Cruisers Cafe at the Port Lincoln Marina for a coffee and chat.
We are sometimes met by some of the original club members who can no longer ride.
The Peninsula Pedallers are an affiliated club of Bicycle SA and the Bicycle Institute of South Australia (BISA).
I hope this blog covers the regular activities of the club and I will post links and cycling items that catch my interest from my travels on the world wide web. If you have items that you would like included in this blog you can contact me at lockdotjeffathotmaildotcom (written in this form to defeat spambots)
Jeff
Del Giorno’s Cafe Restaurant
Great atmosphere and great coffee Phone 08 86830577
Regular Rides
Thursday Morning
9.am Arteyria
25/25 ride
A new ride with a 25 kilomentre ride at an average of 25kph starting at Arteyria at 9am. For those people that would like a bit quicker ride only lasting about an hour.
Tuesday Morning
Beginners ride
9.30 am Arteyria Gallery
Mortlock Terrace
Saturday Morning
8 am Arteyria Gallery
Road Bike Ride 45 ks approx
Sunday Morning
9am Arteyria
Road bike ride 45 ks approx
Third Sunday of the Month
Special ride can be either
Mountain bike or Road bike.
Details in the Blog or newsletter.
First Monday of every 2nd month
7.30pm committee meetings
different venues each month
9.am Arteyria
25/25 ride
A new ride with a 25 kilomentre ride at an average of 25kph starting at Arteyria at 9am. For those people that would like a bit quicker ride only lasting about an hour.
Tuesday Morning
Beginners ride
9.30 am Arteyria Gallery
Mortlock Terrace
Saturday Morning
8 am Arteyria Gallery
Road Bike Ride 45 ks approx
Sunday Morning
9am Arteyria
Road bike ride 45 ks approx
Third Sunday of the Month
Special ride can be either
Mountain bike or Road bike.
Details in the Blog or newsletter.
First Monday of every 2nd month
7.30pm committee meetings
different venues each month
Favourite Links
- 3 weeks in Victoria with the Girls
- A Honeymoon to Remember
- A View from the Cyclepath
- Adelaide cyclists
- High On Bikes
- Australian Bike Forums
- Bentrideronline
- Bicycle SA
- Bike forums
- Bike SA
- Copenhagencyclechic
- Copenhagenize
- Crazyguyonabike
- Ecovelo
- pjotr320's Blog
- situp-cycle.com
- South Australian MTB association
- Tour Down Under
- twospoke.com
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- No ridiculous car journeys Malmo Sweden
- How to velomobile
- Some more photos from Denes Koppio ride
- Some extra photos from Koppio
- Dene's Koppio trip stage 2
- Bicycle trailer for sale
- http://www.streetfilms-cargo-bikes-in-copenhagen/
- Kiwi's Sisters in Adelaide in the 50s
- Perfect night for my commute home!
- Nyroca weekend ride.
- Ride Report Grand Slam No 4 - 150 k leg
- Have your say in our community!
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About Me
- Jeff
- Port Lincoln, South Australia, Australia
- Secretary of the Peninsula Pedallers. Interests are Transportational cycling,unsupported cycle touring and recumbents.
Followers
Jeff's Touring Bike
Murray Darling Trip 2008
When man invented the bicycle he reached the peak of his attainments. Here was a machine of precision and balance for the convenience of man. And (unlike subsequent inventions for man’s convenience) the more he used it, the fitter his body became. Here, for once, was a product of man’s brain that was entirely beneficial to those who used it, and of no harm or irritation to others. Progress should have stopped when man invented the bicycle. — Elizabeth West
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