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We are the pre-eminent voice for community cycling in Queensland. With about 18,000 members statewide and 32,000 supporters on our database, we exist to help Queenslanders cycle safely. We are dedicated to the promotion of bike riding as a driving force for individual health and well-being, and the empowerment of sustainable development.

Over the past 40 years BQ has grown from a small collective of cycling enthusiasts to one of the largest and most influential community cycling organisations in Australia. This year, we begin the important work of expanding our advocacy to encompass new services and programs, driving outcomes through collaborations and partnerships. We will canvass community views and investigate perceptions and trends, informing public policy development across all levels of government. We will engage in research and translate our findings into practice, showcasing cycling’s transformational power as an uplifting force for community and individual health. We will reach out into regional areas, growing our membership base and ensuring all cyclists, irrespective of where they live, have access to comprehensive insurance and legal advice. We will motivate Queensland’s next generation to cycle more often, providing practical support and training to synthesise their cycling skills.

Like you, we want our community to be fit and active, expanding the horizons for health and lifestyle across our great state. We want to encourage people to cycle for sport, for fun, to socialise, and to experience our communities and natural environment. We want to bring the people of Queensland closer together through the creation of a single integrated transport network, accessible to everyone.

Ultimately, our aim is to inspire all Queenslanders to ride safely with us, in our collective quest to make Queensland Australia’s healthiest and most vibrant lifestyle destination.

Together we can get Queensland cycling and reinforce our great state’s reputation as a standout performer in Australia and internationally.

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What are the benefits of riding to work and how can you make it easier?

Bicycle Queensland
September 19, 2022
Planning to pedal-power your commute and ride to work but feel like it’s all just too much effort? Bicycle Queensland reveals their tips to help make cycling to work less stressful.
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Not sure where to ride?

Bicycle Queensland
April 12, 2022
Bicycle Queensland’s team have shared their top favourite riding trips, training loops, trails and cycleways so you can plan your next ride with ease.
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Why do these women ride bikes?

Bicycle Queensland
July 28, 2021
Ten women share why they love bike riding and how you can get involved with some bike basics. Whether you’re a beginner, looking for a fun hobby or want to get fit, now’s a great time to start bike riding.
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Sleep tips for cyclists

Bicycle Queensland
November 16, 2020
Better sleep for better cycling performance—yep, it’s real. Check your shut-eye rhythms and routines to make sure your recovery period (aka sleep) is the best it can be, so you can be at your best.
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New Bicycle Queensland Blog Series

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August 20, 2020
Looking to start cycling or keen to improve your skills and knowledge? Check out the new blog article series from Bicycle Queensland - promoting healthy, safe and confident cycling.
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