Nat Bromhead is the Editor of Bicycling Australia Magazine, focusing on all things related to cycling in the country. With a passion for cycling and a deep knowledge of the industry, Nat covers a wide range of topics including product reviews, race updates, cycling events, and tips for cycling enthusiasts.
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Queensland commuters can save $500 off the price of an e-bike or e-scooter after the State Government announced an e-mobility rebate scheme.
By: Nat Bromhead
Much more than just a sport but a way of life, Lee ‘Hollywood’ Turner breaks down the four F words that best summarise cycling. For me the fundamentals of cycling can be broken down into four simple categories: Fun, Fitness, Friends and Fashion. This is what makes cycling so special to me and many others […] More
The Classics event series by Bicycling Australia is excited to announce the opening of Mudgee Classic 2025 registrations.
Semi quincentennial. Yes, that’s the official name for it, but to keep things simple we are celebrating the two hundred and fiftieth edition of Bicycling Australia Magazine.
Phil Latz started Bicycling Australia in his home garage way back in 1989. Here he details how it all came about.
Black ribbons of silky smooth bitumen may often come to mind while laying in bed at night, who doesn’t dream of gliding over freshly laid hot mix when out on the bike?
It is with enormous regret The Classics announce the 2024 Bowral Classic is cancelled. Due to the non-arrival of the traffic management contractor, NSW Police have advised the event cannot proceed.
By: Nicola Rutzou
The newly minted ProVelo Super League that replaces the National Road Series (NRS) has finalised its 2025 calendar. The new league includes elite women’s and men’s divisions and hopes to attract Australian and international teams and individual riders. The inaugural calendar, which runs from January to March, features a combination of three-day tours and Australia’s […] More
Two have become one, as Trek merge the Madone and Emonda. So how does the ‘one bike solution’ ride? Is it a Madone or a Emonda?” That was the question on just about everyone’s lips as the familiar outline of a road bike sat on the stand at glorious Akuna Bay near Sydney. Between the […] More
By: Peter Maniaty, Tooocycling Dvr, Nat Bromhead, Michael Hanslip, Amy McPherson, Harry Kooros, Allan Peiper, Mark Cavendish, Graeme Thompson, Steve Yates, Timothy Bateman, Carole Ouellette, Maurice Hager
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