Faqs

  • All of the routes can be found on our courses page and range from 10km to 130km.

  • Each year is a surprise. we'll let you know when we know.

  • Fingers crossed this doesn't happen ever again. But if it does, we'll automatically transfer entries to the next event and give all riders the option to receive a 100% refund of their entry (minus a small booking fee). 
    If you can't come, happy to refund you.

  • TOILETS are located at the start/finish line (festival location). For on course toilets please refer to your course map. Note: on-course toilets typically only available on longer rides.

    • ESCORT VEHICLES are present on all road rides, both front and rear of the ride group to assist warning oncoming and following motorists that there are riders ahead.

    • SAG WAGONS are available to assist anyone who has a mechanical failure and needs assistance to return to the start / finish.

    • FIRST AID attendant is in the trailing cars and our paramedic superstar  is roving The Dirty 130 and 115km courses. For Ambulance – fire services – police dial 000. Put these in your mobiles and please carry identification with you.

  • We hope your bike is in top working order before you get to the ride, but if you have an issue whilst in Wagga Wagga, our two local bike shops are: Kidsons Cycles (event sponsor), 69214474 and Wagga Cycle Centre, 69214536. 

  • Yep! And we will be bringing all the vibes. 

    Riders, festival entry is included in your ticket price. Just make sure you are wearing your wristband to gain access. 

  • We have had MTB, roadies, CX, e-bikes, fixies (for real), penny farthing, tandem, recumbent . . . . totally your call what you choose to ride.

  • BYO all of the things you normally would to a ride or day out - sunscreen, spare tubes (not just one!), water, snacks. We provide some water and some snacks on the D130, 115km and 30km rides, but try and be self sufficient. P.S HELMET IS A MUST!

  • We have a dedicated bike storage area located within the festival. We take no responsibility for bikes not left in our care. To access the storage area, enter the festival from the western end - you will not be allowed to take your bike into the festival. It is not thirsty, it does not need to be there.

  • There are a few public carpark lots near our festival site - check out the Visitor Information Centre precinct (Tarcutta and Church Streets), scattered along Peter Street, and about 3-4 blocks away, the Bolton Park carpark, off Morgan Street.

  • At 9.00am on Sat 3rd Oct an estimated 400 cyclists will traverse local cycle tracks, departing from the Wagga Beach. The majority of the route is on the Wiradjuri Trail.

    On Sunday 4th Oct, an estimated 2,000 cyclists will depart The Victory Memorial Park adjacent the Wagga Wagga City Council Chambers from 7am to 10am and will most riders finished by 2-3pm that day.

    On Sunday, cyclists will be present on open roads around the suburbs of Wagga CBD, North Wagga Wagga, and Estella. These cyclists will also venture out towards the towns of Coolamon and Marrar.

    Escort vehicles will traverse Pine Gully Rd, Prices Rd, Hatwells Rd, Gap Hall – Downside Rd, Coursing Park Rd, Downside to Shepherds Siding Rd, Boundary Rd, Coolamon Rd, Yathella Rd, Marrar Rd, Millwood Rd, The Gap Rd, Gap Hall – Coolamon Rd, Chamberlains Lane, Casleys Lane, Locks Rd, Becks Lane and Cambourne Lane.

    Event Marshalls will be located on all important intersections to assist the riders.

    This event is a community participation ride, and riders must comply with all traffic regulations.

    We ask for your support and patience if using the roads over this weekend to ensure all road users enjoy themselves and return home safely.