Moree Riders’ Club Series 1 ready to go in 2025

FULL on or just for fun – everyone’s covered when Moree Riders’ Club holds its final come-and-try registration session for Series 1 on Monday, May 5 at Moree Riders’ Track.

Club president Steele Sutton said the May 5 season opener will allow kids of all ages to register and be graded for divisions, with racing and events commencing Monday, May 12.

“We’ll have plenty of fun activities as well, with a barbecue and refreshments available,” Sutton said.

The Moree Riders’ Club, established last year, started holding weekly come-and-try nights in November at the old velodrome track at the end of Endeavour Lane.

The site has been rebranded Moree Riders’ Track and has undergone significant works and upgrades, thanks to a big group of volunteers.

Assistance has also come from Moree Plains Shire Council as well as local earthmoving contractors, who have kindly donated the use of heavy machinery to establish a bike-riding circuit.

The club has also been boosted by a grant from the NSW Premier’s After-Hours program, which supports young people through community-led initiatives outside of school hours.

Moree Riders’ Club will hold its final come-and-try registration session for Series 1 on Monday, May 5 at Moree Riders’ Track.
Moree Riders’ Club will hold its final come-and-try registration session for Series 1 on Monday, May 5 at Moree Riders’ Track.

Kids of all ages are invited to come along and try out the ever-evolving venue, which suits off-road bikes such as BMX, mountain bikes and gravel bikes.

“The club also has medium-sized bikes we can loan out if needed,” Sutton said.

The weekly Monday sessions are held between 5.30pm and 6.30pm.

“We need everyone there early to sign on and register, and this can be done from around 5pm,” Sutton said.

From May 12, fun challenges and race series events will be conducted.

“We’ll have these regularly from 5pm each Monday afternoon until June 2, which will include four rounds of race series,” Sutton said.

On Monday, June 16, the club will hold an awards night and age-race battle.

“We’re really confident we can carry on the success of our first season last year, that saw up to 50 or 60 kids turn up to have fun and race,” Sutton said.

“All participants need an Auscycling license to take part as well as full-face helmets, and the club has some helmets to loan if needed.

“Long sleeve pants and long-sleeved tops are also a must, and riding gloves are ideal as well,” he said.

All riders need an Auscycling license and a free four-week membership trial is available at Become a Member Free Trial.

Riders who have used the four-week free membership can register at Race All Discipline Membership.

All riders aged under 18 must have adult supervision and water bottles are essential.

Moree Riders’ Club weekly meets

Where: Moree Riders’ Track at the end of Endeavour Lane (follow laneway past tennis courts around to the right)

Time: 5pm for a 5.30pm start

Schedule

Monday, May 5: Registration, grading for divisions and fun activities;

Monday, May 12: Fun challenges and Round 1 of race series;

Monday, May 19: Fun challenges and Round 2 of race series;

Monday, May 26: Fun challenges and Round 3 of race series;

Monday, June 2: Fun challenges and Round 4 of race series; and

Monday, June 16: Age-race battle and awards night.

All ages welcome.

More information and regular updates: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61567176867996

Follow Moree Online News on Facebook

Related Stories

Deepwater Railway Station set for new community use

THE Deepwater community is set to see one of its most recognisable local landmarks brought back into active use, with Glen Innes Severn Council approving a three-year Licence to Occupy for the Deepwater Progress Association at the Deepwater Railway Station. The decision was made at Council’s Ordinary Meeting on May 28, following an Expression of [...]

USEDeepwaterRS001

Lodge Courallie Moree raises funds and awareness through Masonicare Sleepout

MEMBERS of Lodge Courallie Moree joined Freemasons from across New South Wales at the weekend night to take part in the annual Masonicare Sleepout. The sleepout raises awareness of homelessness and financial hardship while supporting charitable programs that assist vulnerable people across New South Wales. The Moree lodge participated in the overnight event on Saturday [...]

USEMoreeFreemasons2026001

Regional Australia Bank’s Community Partnership Program showcased in Moree

STAFF from the Moree branch of Regional Australia Bank on Friday hosted an information evening and social game of barefoot bowls at Moree Services Club to showcase the bank’s Community Partnership Program. About 40 members of Moree and district not-for-profits, sporting clubs and charity-driven organisations took to the undercover bowling greens, under the guidance of [...]

USERAB002