Immerse yourself in nature
Whether on land or by the sea, Eurobodalla is home to an abundance of beautiful areas waiting to be explored. From swimming with fur seals to bushwalks and local festivals, you will find plenty to indulge your senses.
A world of wonder on two wheels
Eurobodalla is the perfect place to explore on the back of a bike. With an extensive range of paths and cycle routes connecting villages and towns to areas of interest, you can immerse yourself in the natural beauty and enjoy the stunning vistas and historic settlements at your own pace.
Cycle friendly community
Eurobodalla is not only a cycle friendly destination, it is a cycle friendly community with hospitable and sociable cycling enthusiasts from all walks of life. Eurobodalla cycling groups welcome visitors to ride with them.
Hire fees*
Hire fees*
*All prices include GST. All bikes have a carry rack, helmet, carry bag, wide soft comfort seats, mobile phone holders and repair kit. Multi-day hire includes charger. Battery life is good for about 50km dependant on usage.
MORUYA PICK UP AND DROP OFF AT
Pollys Newsagency
42 Vulcan Street, Moruya NSW 2537
Tel. 02 4474 2014 or 02 4474 2093
Pick up and delivery call 0427 260 785
Monday to Friday 6:30am to 5pm
Saturday 6:30am to 12:30pm
Sunday 6:30am to 11am
Enquiry form
Our bikes
Features
Comfort seats
Carry rack
250W / 36V motor
Easy-to-use controls
Toolkit
Horn
Adjustable suspension
LCD display: speed, battery level,
power assistance, odometer and time
Front and rear led lights
7-speed Shimano gears
Up to 50 km range
Suitability
Minimum height: 170 cm
Minimum age: 18
Features
Comfort seats
Carry rack
250W / 36V motor
Easy-to-use controls
Toolkit
Horn
Adjustable suspension
LCD display: speed, battery level,
power assistance, odometer and time
Front and rear led lights
7-speed Shimano gears
Up to 50 km range
Suitability
Suitable height 152 to 185cm
Minimum age: 12
Tag-Along Bike Trailer
The Tag-Along Bike Trailer & Jogger gives you total independence on the road. Simply attach it to your bike using the universal coupler; stash the toys and snacks into the spacious storage pocket; secure the kids with the 3-point harnesses, and off you go. If your journey takes you off road, simply park your bike and convert the Tag-Along trailer into a great stroller. Lightweight and featuring a full-length handlebar and easily accessible handbrake, it’s as good for jogging as for towing.
Converts from bike trailer to jogger
High-visibility colouring, flag and
wheel reflectors
All-weather clear canopy
Lightweight construction
Handbrake for added safety when
pushing down hills
Sun-screening mosquito mesh
Tip-proof bike coupler
Large rear storage pocket
Safely buckle up one or two kids
Quick-release front wheel
Pneumatic tyres for smooth rides
over any terrain
Quality rubber tyres with high-traction tread
European Safety Standard EN-71
Front wheel: 33cm
Back wheel: 50cm
Weight Capacity: 40kg
Seats: Single or two seater
Cycling safety tips
Eurobodalla is generously scattered with shared paths, mountain bike trails and road cycle routes that pass by beaches and waterways, through forest, bushland and authentic villages.
Our shared paths are signposted with the dual pedestrian / cyclist symbol identifying the path as a shared area. Most routes weave through relatively flat terrain and offer many attractions for our community and visitors alike.
To ensure you have a totally enjoyable, collision free cycling experience, please follow a few simple rules –some are just common courtesy and some are the law.
- Keep to the Left. Everyone using a shared path should keep to the left as this will avoid collisions with other users. Cyclists must give way to pedestrians (Road Rule 250 & 251).
- Cyclists must sound a bell or horn when approaching and passing others on a shared path.
- Take particular care around children, dog walkers and older pedestrians.
- Wearing an approved, properly fitted and fastened helmet is compulsory (Road Rule 256).
- Maintain your bike. It must have at least one working brake and a bell or horn (Rule 258).
- No riding across a road on a pedestrian or children’s crossing – you must dismount (Road Rule 248).
- The cyclist who is 12 years or older must not ride on a footpath unless the rider is an adult and accompanying a child under 12 years (Road Rule 250).
- Carry sunscreen, sunglasses and water, and drink regularly.
- When cycling at night, ensure your bike has a flashing or solid white light on the front and a flashing or solid red light on the rear – both visible for 200m. Also a red reflector on the rear that is visible for 50m (Road Rule 259). When stopping for a break, answering your phone, or to check a map, choose a safe spot well away from the road or path. Always park your bike where it will not be a trip hazard to others.
- Obey traffic signs and road rules. Keep to the left even on quiet gravel roads as vehicles can be encountered unexpectedly.
- Riding two abreast is allowed when cycling on a road but not more than 1.5m apart (Road Rules 151).
- Remember you are sharing our roads, tracks and shared paths and these tips will help make the experience enjoyable and safe.
For more information please visit NSW Road rules for bicycles