
Join our vibrant cycling community where riders of all abilities come together to explore Sydney's stunning landscapes while emphasizing safety, camaraderie and the joy of cycling.
A welcoming Lane Cove cycling club for riders of all abilities, from casual weekend cyclists to experienced enthusiasts.
We organize social rides beginning and ending in Lane Cove, connecting local cycling enthusiasts.
We champion accessible, safe cycling in a supportive environment that builds skills and creates lasting friendships.
Discover hidden gems along Sydney's northern beaches and bushland trails.
Find your perfect pace group, from casual cruisers to speed enthusiasts.
Experienced ride leaders ensure well-organized, secure cycling adventures.
Build lasting friendships during our signature post-ride coffee stops and other events.
Pre-register and find the route calendar on TeamApp. Meet at 6:30am on Saturdays at Lane Cove Plaza (125 Longueville Road). Come prepared with your bike in good working order and essential gear.
Join the pace group that matches your ability. Our experienced ride leaders ensure everyone rides safely and enjoys the experience. All groups regroup after climbs.
After our ride, we gather at Two Brothers Cafe for coffee and conversation. It's the perfect opportunity to build friendships beyond cycling.
Lane CoVélo features four distinct ride groups, each following a regular set of routes tailored to specific fitness levels and riding abilities. Each group follows established routes with predetermined distances for reliable planning.
Flat Pace: 30km/hr
5% Climb Pace: 16km/hr
Route Examples: West Head, Brooklyn, Akuna Bay
Distance Range: 70-100km
Flat Pace: 28km/hr
5% Climb Pace: 15km/hr
Route Examples: Akuna Bay, Church Point, Pie in the Sky
Distance Range: 60-90km
Flat Pace: 26km/hr
5% Climb Pace: 14km/hr
Route Examples: Cottage Point, Crosslands Reserve
Distance Range: 50-85km
Flat Pace: 24km/hr
5% Climb Pace: 12km/hr
Route Examples: Balmoral, Lane Cove National Park
Distance Range: 30-55km
We prioritize safety so all cyclists can ride with confidence. Our resources cover group riding etiquette, traffic navigation, and essential communication signals.
Safety integrated into all aspects
Helmets required, well-maintained bikes
Qualified ride leaders for each group
Clear route and protocol guidance
No rider left behind
Front and rear lights required by all riders
We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the lands on which we ride - the Cammeraygal, Garigal, Darkinjung and Darug peoples. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Lane CoVélo respects the deep connection between Aboriginal peoples and the land. We recognize the traditional custodians and their ongoing relationship with country, waters, and culture.
We encourage members to explore the rich cultural heritage of the lands we traverse. Understanding these areas enhances our appreciation of the landscapes we enjoy.
Lane CoVélo: Lane Cove's Recreational Cycling Club