Biketober is a fun, free, and friendly challenge. Ride anywhere, any time during October to join in. Invite your friends, family, and co-workers to share the joy of riding a bike and reap the many benefits!
With the support of the local governments across Victoria and RACV, the Biketober program is free for workplaces in the Cities of Melbourne, Banyule, Ballarat, Kingston, Maribyrnong, Merri-bek and Whittlesea, and available at a 50% discount for businesses located in other local government areas.
Plus, by registering for Biketober, all participants will receive their first year of RACV Bike Assist for free! It’s like roadside assist for your bike with 8 call outs a year Victoria-wide, 24/7 assistance so you can ride with peace of mind.
Spread the word about the challenge
Logging your rides with Love to Ride is simple and can be done in three ways:
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There is a 72-hour grace period after the challenge to log any final rides from October, so be sure to log all your rides by 3 November at 11:59 p.m.
Earn points every time you log a ride or encourage someone else to join*. Even a quick ride around the park or to the store will earn you points.Â
The more points you earn, the greater your chances of winning a prize. Who knows? That one ride could win you $4,000 or one of our other incredible prizes.
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*Find out more about encouraging here.
Biketober is also a workplace challenge! This means that you and your co-workers can ride together to compete against other workplaces of a similar size in your area or across the country.
Your points earned by riding and encouraging others will contribute to your workplace’s total. The workplaces with the most points will come out on top!
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No Workplace? No Problem!
You can still take part in Biketober if you don’t work or are retired and will be eligible for the prizes. Or if you’re studying, simply join or register your university or school profile to compete on the workplace leaderboards.Â
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