Membership
Social Nights
Join Pedal Power members on the third Tuesday of each month for a relaxed evening of food chats and a bike-related talk.
Gatherings are held at the Southern Cross Club in Woden. They start at 6pm for dinner followed by the talk at 7:30pm in the Rainbow Room. The event is usually finished by 9:30pm.
Upcoming social nights are:
Next Social Night is 15th July 2025
Cycling the Sun Route: An Adventure from Prague to Copenhagen with John Widdup
PP Social Evening | Tuesday 15th July | 6:00pm (Dinner Optional) for 7.30pm start
Southern Cross Club, Woden
Get ready for an inspiring and entertaining presentation packed with stunning slides and unforgettable stories from the saddle! 🚴♂️🌍
In May–June 2024, a group of five adventurous cyclists set off on a journey from Prague to Copenhagen, loosely following the EuroVelo 7 ‘Sun Route.’ But this wasn’t your average point-to-point ride – they added their own twist, chasing personal passions, uncovering hidden gems, and turning every detour into a discovery.
This lively session will take you behind the handlebars and cover:
• Tracking down and trialling second-hand e-bikes and standard bikes
• Bike performance, security (and a few mishaps)
• Riding conditions and how they navigated the evolving route
• Flexible accommodation (no tents – just last-minute bookings and local charm!)
• Keeping fuelled and hydrated for the long haul
• Unmissable sights, unexpected moments, and plenty of laughs along the way
Whether you're planning your own epic ride or just love a great adventure story, this is one Pedal Power Social Night you won’t want to miss! 🌞🚴♀️✨
19th August 2025
Cycling in Mulligans Flat
PP Social Evening | Tuesday 15th July | 6:00pm (Dinner Optional) for 7.30pm start
Southern Cross Club, Woden
Mulligans Flat Woodlands Sanctuary is the largest Yellow Box, Blakeys Red Gum Grassy Woodland in public ownership in Australia. It is free of feral animals and protected by an extensive predator proof fence. Located in the north of the ACT where Pedal Power members often cycle the fringes but can also cycle through the Sanctuary and have coffee at Wildbark Cafe.
The volunteers' presentation will include the history of the area, why the Sanctuary was established, how it is managed and what is happening. It will also give details of what folk can expect when visiting the Sanctuary. Questions and discussion will be welcome following the presentation.
Whether you're a regular visitor, or interested in how cycling fits into the picture, this is a session not to miss. All are welcome!🦘🚴♂️🌌
