Southern Cross Cycle Club

The racing is well organised and non-aggressive. The distances are set to suit age and skill and are not difficult. Everyone is encouraged to finish.

Cycling is a non discriminatory sport with boys, girls, men and women able to compete on the same day at the same venue.

Because of the individual nature of the sport, you can train as much or as little as you like. But we find that most people who start racing love it so much that they want to ride as often as possible.

The atmosphere at Southern Cross CC is warm and friendly. We have different sorts of races and activities to keep it fun and interesting.

Cycling is a year round sport and we race almost every weekend during the year.

Many of the Club’s riders compete at other Clubs’ events and some have competed in State, National and International events.

What’s in it for parents?

Cycling is a sport that anyone of any age can participate in and it is something that children and parents can easily do together.

If you have a bike, you’re welcome to compete in the masters races that start at 8am during summer months and during winter after the junior racing is complete, usually around 10.30am.

Coaching is also available for all skill levels and age groups.

What does it cost?

Weekly racing

A small race entry fee is charged is each week.

Race licences

Due to insurance requirements, cyclists do need a licence to compete. Prices vary according to age and the type of riding you want to do.

There are special $10 Junior Kids' licences for young riders under 13 years who want to learn some skills. This is an inexpensive entry level licence restricted to club activities targeting development of basic skills.

If you want to compete in races with other clubs, or you’re 13 and over, you will need a racing licence from Cycling Australia.

We can help arrange a licence for you.

2010 membership/licence fees

Family member discounts are available.
Registered triathletes receive a $10 discount on the annual fee.