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In Which we Watch some other Elite Athletes

It is not every day that the average person gets the chance to watch elite cyclists in action. Of course,

We all know well the perils of riding the Warburton Trail. These include slippery gravel, unleashed dogs, marauding magpies, unpredictable

Looking ahead at the impressive number of cyclists in our peloton it is hard to believe that so much has

Over the past couple of weeks I have had a steady inflow of phone calls and e-mails from new riders

Gary’s e-mail was not exactly encouraging. “It’s been pouring down here all morning and now it’s just started to hail”.

Before embarking on today’s ride I decided to look back in the extensive Warby archives to see what happened on

The rapid (and welcome) onset of Spring always brings forth dramatic changes. As well as the explosive changes that we

There are indeed rare times where Freedom is so much more than just another word in the dictionary. As I

After months of languishing in the miserable depths of a Warburton Winter you can only imagine how much we long

The experts told us that Wednesday was one of the coldest days on record for Victoria, with widespread snow and

November 14, 2026 – Monthly Eastern Suburbs Ride - start at Pakenham at 9 am
Eastern Suburbs Ride. Start in Pakenham at 9 am. The ride starts in the car park of the Cardinia Cultural Centre at 9 am sharp. It is usually around 45 km in length with a morning tea stop along the way. After the ride we stop for lunch at the cafe by the lake.
November 16, 2026 – Monday Morning Ride - start at FTG Library at 9 am
Meet in the car park of the FTG library in time for a 9 am start. The ride may be between 40 to 60 km in length and may include significant on road riding. A morning tea stop is held along the way.
November 19, 2026 – Warby Trail Ride Start at Woori Yallock at 10 am
Meet in the car park of the old Woori Yallock Station in time for a 10 am start.
November 21, 2026 – Special Ride - Kilcunda to Inverloch Start at 10 am
This is our chance to ride the new trail between Wonthaggi and Inverloch. The ride will start opposite the Kilcunda General Store at 10 am sharp. We ill first ride the Bass Coast Rail Trail to Wonthaggi and then continue along the new trail to Inverloch. Lunch will be in Inverloch before the ride back. Those that want a shorter ride can start at the Wonthaggi train station instead.
November 23, 2026 – Monday Morning Ride - start at FTG Library at 9 am
Meet in the car park of the FTG library in time for a 9 am start. The ride may be between 40 to 60 km in length and may include significant on road riding. A morning tea stop is held along the way.