Beaudesert Cycling Club

Ashmore BMX Club

Ashmore QLD · Approx $50.00 · Cycling

Ashmore BMX Club welcomes riders across the age range to take part in organised BMX racing in a friendly, family-oriented club environment. The programme includes Mini Wheelers on balance bikes through adult riders, with opportunities to practise and race in structured club events.Club volunteers help new participants get started, while...

Beenleigh BMX Club

Beenleigh QLD · Approx $50.00 · Cycling

Beenleigh BMX Club provides organised BMX racing for junior and adult riders. Club events use structured race formats with registration, gate practice, motos, qualifiers and finals.Riders can participate in 20-inch, cruiser and junior or superclass categories, with divisions covering children, teenagers and adults.

Centenary Plains BMX Club

Browns Plains QLD · Approx $50.00 · Cycling

Centenary Plains BMX Club is an established BMX club supporting riders and families in a sporting, community-focused environment.Members take part in organised BMX riding on a competition-quality track, with opportunities suited to riders pursuing club participation and competitive racing.

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Looking for cycling groups in Australia? The right one can add motivation, local route knowledge and practical skills to every ride. The key is matching its pace, distance, surface and purpose to the way you actually ride. Real stories from Melbourne, Wollongong and Western Sydney show how different welcoming groups...

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