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Bike to Work Challenge 5 September to 6 October

It’s time to pull that ‘treadlie’ out of the shed, blow off the dust, grease up the chain and join (or form!) a Murdoch University team for the annual Bike to Work Challenge and free Bike to Work Breakfast.

Murdoch University is encouraging staff and students to participate in the Bike to Work Challenge as part of its commitment to encourage staff and students to use alternatives to cars.

The Challenge runs from Monday 5th September to Sunday 16th October, but you can join in at any time. You don't need to ride far or often; just ride when you can and build up your kilometres, and earn extra points by recruiting new riders. Prizes are available for female, male and novice rider categories.

Bike To Work Breakfast

The popular and fun Bike to Work Breakfast is on again, 12th October from 8.00am - 9.30am in Bush Court, at the South Street campus. All riders can enjoy a free, healthy breakie and prizes for best team and individual distances (as of 7th October). Spot prizes are also up for grabs for the fanciest helmet and other fun categories!

Challenge Registration

Register online at the Challenge website http://www.challengeactivitylog.com.au/index.php with your organisation (i.e. Murdoch University).
Check with your school/department if they have a team, register your own, or join the following:
‘Murdoch University’ (contact L.Knapp@murdoch.edu.au)

Cycling Information & Free Bike Maintenance

For cycling routes and information go to www.transport.wa.gov.au/cycling/1518.asp, visit the TravelSmart stall in the Student Centre, or visit the cycling information stall on Bush Court from 10.00am- 1.00pm (on Thursdays - 8th, 15th, and 22nd of September and 6th October. Free bicycle maintenance will be available on these days from 10.00am-12.00noon.

For More Information
Contact Leah Knapp on L.Knapp@murdoch.edu.au or 9360 6361 regarding Murdoch University’s involvement and teams.