KMBC with support from Westcycle and Department of Transport are celebrating WA Bike Month.

22 October 2022 - 9:00 - 13:00

Social Rides
Pump Track Shootout with Prizes
Bike Maintenance Demonstration
Merchandise Stall
Food and Refreshments

Arrive at 9:00am to sign in for a 9:30am social ride rollout. Groups available for all levels of riders from Beginners to Shredders including Kids who are confident riding a 2-wheel bicycle. Kids must ride with an adult.

If you don't have a Mountain Bike then thanks to WestCycle and Rock n Roll we have a limited number of hire bikes available for FREE. There are a limited number of bike available so Bookings are Essential, call 0410 949 182 or email info@rockandrollmountainbiking.com.au to reserve your bike.

What to bring:
Water bottle – sports plastic bottle or hydropack
Enclosed shoes
Comfy exercising clothes – riding kit if you have it
Gloves are highly recommended
Sense of adventure!

Grab your free tickets here for social rides and food.
https://members.kmbc.org.au/public/schedule/events/46559-wa-bike-month

KMBC is the lucky recipient of a $20000 grant from the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries. It is part of the Outdoor Active Recreation Participation Program for Member Coaching. KMBC will be offering coaching clinics on a first come first served basis and members will be notified by their KMBC membership email on Tidy HQ.

Clinics will include beginners, kids and adults. KMBC will also use some of the funds for up to 5 coaches to attend a PMBIA coaching course which will then enable them to help coach members, thereby extending the money.

It's finally arrived - the concept plan for Kalamunda network is complete, and it includes a whopping 18km of new trail!

Common Ground prepared this plan with input from KMBC, DBCA, landmangers and stakeholders since late last year. The goal was to expand the network and find ways to improve infrastructure and flow throughout the network. The development of the concept plan paves the way for new and improved trails to cater for all rider levels and visitors to the area. It includes easier access by improving trail hubs, Gunjin road upgrade and better parking opportunities.

The next step is the design stage, which sets out the fine details of the plan. Large works will require engaging contractors but there will also be scope for KMBC and volunteers to be part of the building process. Once the design plan is complete the plan will roll out in stages. This will likely span over a couple of years depending on budgets.

A big thank you to the KMBC executive committee for their labours in bringing this plan to reality, especially President Cameron Wishart. Kudos!