WestCycle Annual Report highlights a busy year across riding domains
Impactful advocacy, an expansion of our riding family to include eRideables, and growth in our membership, schools, education and events offerings were a few highlights of WestCycle’s AGM last night.
Ballidu Gravel 2025 hits new highs
Riders and racers through the generations revel in Community Sport Event of the Year with numbers up 20% from 480 to 580 riders.
$140m+ Boorloo Bridge to open on 22 December
The Boorloo Bridge will open its 6m wide paths from Victoria Park to the CBD on Sunday 22 December with a family-focused event.
WestCycle Subscriber e-News: July 2024
Latest happenings from WA’s peak body for all forms of bike riding
Daughters & Dads delivers bike and life confidence in Como!
The second instalment of the WestCycle-led Daughters and Dads Program delivered crucial life confidence to girls and their dads via bikes!
WestCycle responds to City of Perth draft Bike Plan 2025-2035
The City of Perth has published a draft Bike Plan that looks forward a decade to 2035. WestCycle has responded and urges people to do the same before Friday, 26 July.
Boekeman and Case IH back Bike it to Ballidu Gravel: “It puts Ballidu on the map…”
Events like Bike it to Ballidu Gravel simply don’t happen without local business support and so we’re stoked to welcome Boekeman Machinery and Case IH onboard as naming sponsors for our event this year.
WestCycle Subscriber e-News: June 2024
Latest happenings from WA’s peak body for all forms of bike riding
“If you build it they will come”: Unlocking active travel’s potent potential
WestCycle Board Member Ben Swan explains the role WestCycle and WA’s broader bike riding community is playing in creating change away from car-centrism and toward safer, better connected communities.
WESTCYCLE: FEDERAL GOVT’S $100M ACTIVE TRAVEL INVESTMENT IS…A GOOD START
WestCycle CEO Wayne Bradshaw welcomed the initial investment while highlighting the fact vehicle alternatives are critical to our collective future transport, environment and community needs – and further commitments will be required.
