Ride Contact Details: phone – +61 3 9572 3155
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About the Ride: This is primarily a social ride starting at Bikes Direct in Carnegie. A steady tempo is set from Luna Park to Mordialloc. A friendly chat is encouraged. The pace begins to ramp up a little on the return to Luna Park, often becoming single file and if the traffic is safe a sprint to the St Kilda BP ensues. Those who wish to then continue to Dr Jekyll for breakfast/coffee. An average level of fitness is required.

Average Bunch Size: 20-30

Ride Contact Details: Some further information can be found at

http://www.melbournecyclist.com/group/flemingtoninstituteofsportfis

About the Ride: We ride from Flemington to Port Melbourne along Lorrimer St and then down to Mordialloc along Beach Rd.  We stop at Mordialloc for a few minutes before returning the same way to the coffee shop in North Melbourne.  Most riders wear a Flemington Institute of Sport kit. We often do rotations and our average road speed for the 80km is usually about 30 or 31 km per hour.  New riders are welcome but we do expect that they have bunch riding skills and are safety conscious.

About the Ride: Start at the Circle in Altona North, head to Spotwsood (science works), down to Newport (the strand), through williamstown and then down to altona beach along the bike path, then take Queen Ave to Point cook (broadwalk to snydes to point cook road) then through sanctuary lakes, over the bridge through the wetlands bike path back to altona beach, millers road to mason street then back to the circle.

FULL RIDE MAP:
Google Map Link (shortened) http://bit.ly/r1hvRX

Additional Notes: time listed is 10:30am on Saturdays but this could change as the group we ride with so far is only 3 people. please confirm before hand if you would like to join.

About the Ride:
Come and join the Island bunch on the morning loop ride starting at the mini mart cruising through Cowes and Ventnor out to the Nobbies. Loop back to Mad Cowes for a coffee via Rhyll or Ventnor.

About the Ride: Straight out Ford Rd towards Dookie. Over irrigation channels, and cropping land before heading down Boundary Rd through Pine Lodge and then down Channel Rd through the orchards.

About the Ride: This is generally regarded as a recovery ride. Ride from Mornington to Rye and return. Pace can vary depending on how everyone is feeling but generally avg 27kmh

Additional Notes: Coffee after at the Old Bank Cafe. 787 Esplanade, Mornington.
Mornington Cycling Group has been running for ten years. Everyone is welcome to join the rides and sit down after for a coffee to chat about riding tips, bikes, training ideas or to have a laugh.

About the Ride: A solid training ride for racing cyclists. The bunch goes hard but waits at designated points for dropped riders. This is a relatively flat circuit and is well suited TT training. The circuit is out and back, so slower riders often turn around early saving themselves for the run home.