Most states have a cycling peak body, which represents the interest of bicycle riders at the local and state level. They are membership organisations which also provide a range of services for bicycle riders including insurance, cycling events and information and advice on cycling issues. The more members they have, the stronger their voice and the more effective they can be. Think about joining your state cycling organisation today and ensure the voice of bicycle riders is heard. `
click here to find the contact details of cycling organisations.Each State has a bicycle user peak body. These are membership organisations which represent cyclists at the local, state and national level by working with other stakeholders for better infrastructure and traffic management systems which support cycling. In addition to advocacy their focus may include the promotion of cycling, dissemination of information on cycling and the organisation of events. Their income is generally from membership fees, donations, government contracts for specific service delivery and financial support from other relevant sources. Consider joining your State bicycle group to assist them in continuing their work in making our communities more cycle friendly. If you have some time to spare, consider volunteering your skills; many groups have volunteer programs. Membership benefits vary between organisations and may include newsletters, a subscription to Australian Cyclist magazine, various insurance options and discount schemes.
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