For the last twelve months we’ve been part of Switch your Thinking and it’s been such an amazing experience. Switch your Thinking is a project initiated by the RAC and run by the City of Gosnells that sees a fleet of four e-bicycles being supplied to different local governments for a specified period of time, …
Life from the backseat: Profile by Mr Mo
Hi there, My name is Mr Mo, you can call me Mo or Momo. In fact, you could call me anything (preferably endearing) as I don’t hear. I’m 100% deaf, but that’s okay. My disability doesn’t impact on my riding at all. I’ve got my whits about and other senses to help. My nose for example …
Payal’s chain reaction
I actually never learnt riding when I was young, just one of those things that got totally missed out. We had a bicycle at home and my brother rode it often, but I never did! I learnt how to drive a car but could never balance myself on a bicycle and never really tried. Somehow, I …
Christina buys a tent: more experiences in quaxing
I’ve learned two things on the weekend. A lot can be accomplished in a dress [or, insert any other garment that is generally considered only suitable for looking pretty] and One must know the the word “quaxing”. After my recent post on transporting things on bikes I was keen to share my latest experience with …
Riding with Joy
Hi my name is Joy Bolton and I have been cycling with the Wheelie Wonderful Women for about 4 years. My first memory of riding a bike was when my sister and myself received bikes for Christmas when I was 12 which I was to ride to High School in the following year. I loved …
Your Bike and Transporting Stuff: Product Review
If you use your bicycle for transport or commutes it is essential that you can carry a good amount of loads easily. As we get many questions about what the options are and what works best we thought it’d be worthwhile to give you the pros and cons – what works for some may not …
Barrack Square Ice-Cream Kiosk Offer
Riding along the Swan River is GORGEOUS and perfect for a family day out, group ride or solo trips. Frolicking dolphins, soothing parks and the marvellous scenery of the river – why wouldn’t you want to explore the shared paths along the area? The new Elisabeth Keys development is worthwhile checking out too and while …
Glendale Primary: Getting Kids to Ride to School
Glendale Primary School in the northern suburbs of Perth is, probably like many other primary schools around town, nestled into quiet suburbia surrounded by quiet streets, parkland and ovals. One look and it’s clear: this location is pure bliss for anyone keen to ride to school. Which is why it wasn’t a surprise that the …
Quality of time, or, less isn’t more. It’s less.
The latest buzz is to ‘slow down’. Metaphorical or otherwise. Wisdom has it that if we do slow down we “increase our productivity/health/happiness/work-life balance” – or insert your life goal of choice. Whether it is a meme on your social media platform of choice or a well-meant lunchtime chat, the sentiment is the same. Our …
Indicate for a Brighter Tomorrow
Anthroposemiotics, or human communication, is a fascinating field. We, the good people of this plant, are rather remarkable in our ability to use sounds, signs, and signals for the purpose of cooperation and sharing intentions. What began as a grunt-grunt in some prehistoric cave, developed into words. There are thousands of languages spoken in the …