Welcome

cb December 19, 2015 Welcome2020-06-25T12:24:53+08:00

The South West Cycle Club aims to promote and encourage cycling on all levels throughout the South West of Western Australia. Belonging to the club provides the opportunity to ride with and also to socialise with other club members and we conduct a range of activities aimed at supporting our members to become better cyclists.

South West Cycle club is proudly supported by the following:

Jamie Moloney

1 week ago

Registration is now open for this years 96th Collie to Donnybrook & Return Cycling Classic.Go to entryboss.cc/ to register. ... See MoreSee Less

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South West Cycle Club

1 week ago

Registration is now open for this years 96th Collie to Donnybrook & Return Cycling Classic.Go to entryboss.cc/ to register. ... See MoreSee Less

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South West Cycle Club

2 weeks ago

The club social ride from Mandurah to Perth on the PSP took place on 11th July on a sunny day with light winds, the perfect riding conditions. Must have been a few other things on as numbers weren’t as strong but the small group got through to Mt Henry bridge in good time and enjoyed coffee at the Dome before splitting into Robbies group heading to Murdock and Al and Lou back to Cockburn train station for trip back to Mandurah. All enjoyed the ride!Next social ride is on August 15th. 👌 ... See MoreSee Less

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South West Cycle Club

1 month ago

Room required...Glen Turvey, who is currently in Queensland but returning to W.A. early Tuesday, is required to isolate upon his return. Even though Glen hasn't been to any hot spots, all Queensland returnees are required to isolate. If anyone can assist with a room to rent for two weeks, please contact Glen on Messenger. ... See MoreSee Less

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South West Cycle Club

1 month ago

Thick fog blanketed the trail head for the start of the ride on the Collie to Darkan rail trail. All had warm gear on and Dutchy had her Jo’s eyebrows raised when he pulled on his knee protectors wondering what she had to expect. She countered with the donning of the gold trimmed designer eyewear which is apparently an essential cyclocross accessory!Only gone for 1km and came across a creek crossing. Undaunted Allan charged-across and the rest of us cautiously followed. Laurie decided to stop halfway which we thought was fitting as he was wearing his boat shoes. Good easy riding through open bush land brought us out to the Bowelling station where we had a quick stop filled in the visitor book and read a bit about the trail history . Progressed a bit further to the half way point at James Crossing. Stopped for chit chat and snacks and headed back. Sun appeared for 5 minutes then fog/clouds stayed around till almost back to cars when finally the skies cleared. So ride stats - 50km average speed 19km/ hr ride time 3 hours with 1/2 hr for various stops.Headed back to Collie and stopped on way to check out the viewing area of the Griffen coal mine open cut then on to Maccas in Collie for coffee and sustenance.A good ride with great company. And about Dutch’s knee protectors he didn’t have any scratches on legs but Jo did!Next club social ride is Mandurah to Perth PSP on Sunday 11th July. Mark it in your calendars. ... See MoreSee Less

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