Chris, Faith, Val and Steve
YarraBUG
Yarra Bicycle Users Group promotes urban cycling. Providing support to campaigns to improve cycling conditions and awareness; demystifies cycling technology and helps to reveal the diversity of cyclists, from children to commuters to lobbyists.
Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.3cr.org.au
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Chris, Faith, Val and Steve
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Nov 1, 2026
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Episodes
Yarra Bicycle Users Group Radio 30.03.2015 29.03.2015
Chris talks to Lachie Thomson about the 23rd Cycle Messenger World Championships starting in Melbourne this week. We discuss the changing nature of bike courier work due to the impact of the internet, a run down of CMWC events including a road ride to Mount Donna Buang, CMWC open forum at The Baron Said, time trial on the Yarra Boulevard, opening group dinner, Cyclotrack at the Harrison Street Vel...
The Melbourne Whip 22.03.2015
It was a warm, but damp, autumn morning as Val and Faith welcome Kip Jordan of the Melbourne Whip to the studio for this edition of the Yarra BUG Radio Show. We share our bike moments before running through a couple of news items including the Milan-San Remo race held the night before and the Brunswick Junior Clinic Championships. Kip tells us all about the Melbourne Whip, a local publication show...
Girls getting rad with an Everesting 22.02.2015
Val and Faith make it to the studio in hot blustery conditions where they are joined by studio guests, Caz Whitehead and Anna Thompson. After sharing our bike moments we move on to the week's news. The Australian women are tearing things up at the Track World Championships in Paris with an impressive list of achievements including Anna Meares' 11th World title. Still on the subject of racing, Melb...
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