Dubbo BUG A social bike support group to share and encourage our interest in the sport of bike riding, for old and new riders alike.

Dubbo BUG On behalf of the Wellington SpringFest Committee, I invite you and other members of your club to join our inaugural cycle ride.  Details are on our website: http://www.wellingtonspringfest.com.au/springfest-cycle-classic.html ​We are also on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wellingtonspringfestcycleclassic ​Could I encourage you and your members ​to like our page and share our posts? It promises to be a great ride, especially as it is ...

NSW Bike Riders Conference, Friday 12 – Sunday 14 August 2016 Bicycle NSW invites all members, Bicycle User Group (BUG) members and bike riders from across NSW to come together for a two day conference, hosted by Bicycle NSW and affiliated BUG, Newcastle Cycleways Movement. The conference aims to engage with bike riders and give them the tools and knowledge ...

Save the date: Sunday 26 June 2016 Details TBA

Hello everyone Notice is hereby given that Dubbo (BUG) Bicycle User Group, will be holding an Annual General Meeting on Sunday, 19th June 2016, commencing at 4pm. The meeting will be held at Dubbo RSL Club, check the board for the correct meeting room. Kathy Furney Secretary Dubbo BUG

As of Sunday 1st May, our Sunday morning bike rides will start at 9:00am. An email will be sent to all members, but pass on as you can. See you at 9am next Sunday.

Save the date: Sunday 29th May 2016 Tracker Riley Bike Day Details TBA

Dubbo Council recently opened the section from the Tamworth Street parking area, along the Macquarie River behind Regand Park and onto Macquarie Street, coming out between Regand Park and the Water Treatment Works. It has a good surface of compressed gravel, no sign of cat heads (yet), and you get a great view of the work going on at the ...

Please see the attached article from bicycle NSW: Key things to know for March 1, 2016 New laws and increased penalties will come into effect for motorists and bike riders in New South Wales on 1 March 2016. One we welcome – the minimum passing distance. On the others, we continue to question and challenge the Government in regard to ...

A seven day, six night tour of western NSW starting & finishing in Dubbo.  We visit Wellington, Yeoval, Cumnock, Molong, Parkes, Trundle, Tottenham & Narromine.  A mix of comfortable twin share motels & pub stays with continental breakfast.  Lunch & morning teas are supplied most days & is fully supported. If interested in finding out more about this annual tour ...