No Boulie Tacks  Ride - Kew Boulevard,Melbourne, Australia

Includes interviews by Steve with George Mihailides, Charlie Farren & locals at the ride.

http://noboullietacks.com

Petition:
https://www.change.org/p/please-sign-the-petition-stop-the-tacks-on-kew-boulevard

ABC Victoria: Angry cyclists launch protest ride over Yarra Boulevard tack attacks
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-05-03/angry-cyclists-launch-protest-ride-over-tack-attacks/6431552

Image by David McNeice ‏@AustActuary: #boulietacks riders gathering for demonstration
https://twitter.com/AustActuary/status/594670071403810816

Kew Boulevard Protest Ride - 3 May 2015

At this years Sustainable Living Festival, The Squeaky Wheel, CrowdSpot and Treadlie presented the forum: Riding in Melbourne: Perceived fear or real risk? This forum was also a launch for the new BikeSpot project, a collaboration, enabled by a TAC Community Road Safety Grant, between The Squeaky Wheel and CrowdSpot, to understand the bicycle riding community’s perceived level of safety compared to historical crashes at locations across Melbourne.

Panel included: Anthony Aisenberg, Director at Crowdspot, Pip Caroll, Founder and Director at The Squeaky Wheel, Jane Waldock, Manager Sustainability and Strategic Transport, City of Yarra, Alexander Sheko, Consultant, GTA Consultants and questions from the audience.

Audio recorded for Yarra Bicycle Users Group Radio, broadcasting on 3CR Community Radio 855 AM, Melbourne, Australia.

www.yarrabug.org/radio | www.3cr.org.au


Riding in Melbourne: Perceived fear or real risk?

Richmond residents Aly MacDonald and Jeremy Lawrence talk about their innovative proposal, the Mondring for Swan Street/Punt Road intersection, complementing the Streamlining Hoddle Street intersection redevelopment. Mondring is an elevated path, based on Hovenring in Eindhoven, The Netherlands.  

http://www.mondring.org/

https://hovenring.com/

https://engage.vicroads.vic.gov.au/streamlining-hoddle-street

Interview originally broadcast on 3CR Community Radio on Monday 29 August 2016

http://www.3cr.org.au/yarrabug/episode-201608291000/mondring-innovative-circular-cycle-pedestrian-bridge-richmond

http://www.yarrabug.org/radio/2016/08/30/yarrabug-radio-show-404-monday-29th-august-2016/


Mondring: Innovative Circular Cycle & Pedestrian Bridge for Richmond?

13 March 2017: Alan Todd from Freestyle Cyclists interviewed by Chris Star on Yarra Bicycle Users Group Radio on 3CR about his long involvement with Australia’s mandatory helmet legislation (MHL), “Australian Exceptionalism”, conflict with bureaucracy, police and media criticism about the upcoming Helmet Optional ride on Saturday 18 March 2017. 

Alan states the case that focussing on MHL distracts from more important cycling safety issues.

Interview first broadcast on 3CR Community Radio Melbourne, Australia

http://www.3cr.org.au/yarrabug/episode-201703131000/cycling-adventures-rishi-fox-alan-todd-freestyle-cyclists

http://www.yarrabug.org/radio/2017/03/13/yarrabug-radio-show-431-monday-13th-march-2017/

Alan Todd from Freestyle Cyclists talks on Yarra Bicycle Users Group Radio on 3CR

Image: Paul Farren at Melbourne Tweed Ride, photo by Cheryl Lin

Vale Paul Farren
http://www.yarrabug.org/2017/10/08/vale-paul-farren/

Paul Farren died on 5th October 2017. Alongside the fabulous Charlie, he was a legendary bicycle historian and collector not only in Australia but worldwide, and one of nature's gentlemen. As 3CR podcasts expire after a few months, we've rehosted Faith & Val's interview with Charlie and Paul from 23 September 2013.

Yarra BUG Radio Show #256 Monday September 23rd 2013: 
http://www.yarrabug.org/radio/2013/09/24/yarra-bike-radio-show-256-monday-september-23rd/

It was a glorious spring morning and we reluctantly hopped off our bikes to spend half an hour in the studio. We kick off the show with our very special studio guests Paul and Charlie Farren and all share our bike moments before getting into some local news.

After a short break we chat to Paul and Charlie about their amazing bicycle collection, one of the top five collections in the world and rarely open to the public. The collection houses over 200 bicycles, all pre-dating 1905. Paul explains how he got into collecting and some of the adventures they’ve had along the way. We also discuss the new book documenting the collection.

Bicycling Through Time: 3CR interview with Charlie & Paul Farren

Listen into Yarra Bicycle Users Group Radio, broadcasting every Monday at 10am 3CR Community Radio 855am + Digital. Also streaming live on the web at 3cr.org.au, with podcasts from Tuesday/Wednesday and also available on iTunes. 

YarraBUG Radio’s presenters are Steve Barnett, Faith Hunter, Val Nagle & Chris Star. We all have very diverse cycling interests and no doubt if you’ve spent any time on a bike around Melbourne you’ve probably met one or all of us at some point. 

We intend YarraBUG Radio to promote urban cycling as a viable means of transport; promote Yarra’s cycling conditions; demystify cycling technology; and help reveal the diversity of cyclists around from children, to commuters, to lobbyists.

YarraBUG Radio encourages people to join in the sheer fun of bicycle riding and to also raise awareness in sustainable transport issues.

We would like our show to be for everyone – cyclists or not and we would love non-cyclists to be in our audience.

YarraBUG Radio is based in the inner suburbs of Abbotsford, Alphington, Burnley, Carlton North, Clifton Hill, Cremorne, Collingwood, Fairfield, Fitzroy, Fitzroy North Princess Hill and Richmond.

YarraBUG Radio Podcasts: http://www.yarrabug.org/radio/

Yarra Bicycle Users Group: http://www.yarrabug.org/

YarraBUG twitter: http://twitter.com/yarrabike/

How to listen: http://www.yarrabug.org/radio/?page_id=256

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Riding in Melbourne: Perceived fear or real risk?

Yarra Bicycle Users Group

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