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Western NSW Cycling
Cycling History, Stories & Interviews from Western NSW, Australia.
Episodes
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Interviews - 2026 Bathurst BDSRC Junior Sports Grants
Interviews - 2026 Bathurst BDSRC Junior Sports Grants. Each year Bathurst’s young state sporting representative are helped achieve their potential through the Bathurst District Sport & Recreation Council’s Junior Sports Grants. The awards are presented to young athletes to assist in meeting the...
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Memories Of California Fashions - When Bathurst became a World Fashion Hub.
In May 2026 the Bathurst District Historical Society hosted a Bathurst Autumn Colours Heritage Festival Event called Fashioning the Past: Memories of California Fashions. The event involved a tour of the old factory on the Blayney Road which has been home to a variety of manufacturing businesses...
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History of the Bicycle at Mt Panorama Bathurst – PART2
THIS PART 2 Podcast – Following on from Part1, this Mt Panorama story is of the many championships & major cycling events held at Mt Panorama in the 21st century, including a number of State Championships and NRS Event, leading up to the more recent International UCI World Series qualifying…
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PART 1 Bicycle History on the Famous Mt Panorama Race Circuit
This is Part 1 of two podcasts on the extensive history of bicycle racing on the famous Mt Panorama motor racing circuit. Part 1 looks at the birth & construction of Mt Panorama and its forerunner the historic Vale Circuit, explaining that the bicycle was involved in the initial development of…
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Angus Argent-Smith Big Bike Ride
It is 3am on Saturday 7 December 2024 and I am standing in the rain for this interview. We are catching up with promising local triathlete Angus Argent-Smith at the front gates of Scots All Saints College Senior School Bathurst at the start of his huge bike ride to raise funds for the Isolated...
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Triathlon News: 10minutes with Kath Stutsel
Triathlon News: 10minutes with Kath Stutsel If you are thinking about trying to do a triathlon one day, listen to Bathurst’s Kath Stutsel’s story who I am sure will convince you to make the plunge and “Try a Tri”. Doing her first triathlon less than a decade ago when another event she was…
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Leone Roach (Eddy) goes to the 1970 World Cycling Championships
Leone Roach (Eddy) goes to the 1970 World Cycling Championships. Featuring Mark Windsor, Leone Eddy, Tom Maloney. Set in the late 1960s and early 1970s, this is the remarkable story of a schoolgirl’s journey to the top of World Cycling from the track in Tamworth in Country NSW. At 15 years old...
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Harlequin Cycling Club Story - David Roggiero & the League of Wheelman
This Podcast is part of the NSW Cycling Club Series by the CNSW Heritage Commission. The Harlequin Wheelmen Club was formed in January 1982 with links to the Bathurst NSW League of Wheelman Cycle club which had been functioning for almost a century, established in 1893 by one of Australia great...
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John Windsor’s First Race Car
Remembering Uncle John Windsor.. (08/01/1944 - 06/02/2019) This is a 1-minute clip from an interview with John Windsor on his first race car from his rally cross days at Catalina Park at Katoomba and Towac Park at Orange (which for a period he was president of the club).
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John Scott the man behind NSW’s Sydney Thousand Cycling Promotion
In 1903 Promoter Hugh D McIntosh hosted a 1mile handicap at the SCG with world record prizemoney and around 60,000 spectators. Top international cyclists (including Major Taylor) would come to Australia for the event which was won in 1903 by American N C Hooper who had been allocated a very...
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Insight into 2022 Race Across America from the Team Jefferson support Crew
The last time an Australian won the legendary Race Across America (or RAAM) was around a quarter of a century ago, however in 2022 Kiwi Born Aussie Allan Jefferson put his name in the history book when he defeated Svata Bozak and Swiss super star Nicole Reist in the 5000km race across the United...
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Luke Tuckwell talks about his Cycle Racing in Europe
"InForm TMX Make" rider Luke Tuckwell talks of his 2022 Euro Cycling Trip: Great to catch up with Bathurst Cycling Club member Luke Tuckwell (who riders for InForm TMX Make) on his recent trip to Europe to race for Team Bike Terenzi in Italy and for the AusCycling Junior team across Europe. After...
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First Open of the inaugural 2021/22 AusCycling NSW Track Cycling Season
News from the 2021 Central West Track Open (which incorporated the 2021 NSW Country and Metro Junior Track Championships) hosted by the Orange and Bathurst Cycling clubs with help from sponsor’s @ClancyMotorsGroup @RenshawPedalProject @ CanobolasHotel Hear local cycling officials along with NSW...
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The Cycling History of WOLLONGONG
The Cycling History of WOLLONGONG From the first Wollongong Bicycle Club in 1889 to the World Championships in 2022 In 2022 the Wollongong region will host the UCI World Road Cycling Championships. This Podcast looks at the 140years of cycling leading up to the Illawarra Region crowning the world...
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The Birth of Australian Cycling New Era - 1984 Los Angeles Olympics.
The Birth of Australian Cycling New Era - 1984 Los Angeles Olympics The NSW Story behind the 1984 Olympics Team Pursuit Gold Medal. Australia’s Gold Medal win in the 1984 Team Pursuit Los Angeles Olympics caught the attention & imagination of the people of Australia who would then proudly support...
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Kalinda Robinson in the 2021 National Junior Team
Kalinda Robinson in the 2021 National Junior Team 20years ago the Bathurst Cycling Club was regularly getting young club members in the Australian Junior Teams. However for over a decade now young Bathurst riders have been in the mix but sadly no national Junior Team jerseys since 2007 for the...
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Aussie connection to 2020 Tour de France Winner Tadej Pogacar
Local NSW connection to 2020 Tour de France Winner Tadej Pogacar In 2018 NSW riders Tim Guy (Orange, NSW) and Ben Hill (Muswellbrook, NSW) rode with 2020 Tour de France winner Tadej Pogacar in the Ljubljana Gusto Xaurum Team. Tim Guy was more than just a rider in the team as he assisted in the...
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Aussie connection to 2020 Tour de France Winner Tadej Pogacar
Local NSW connection to 2020 Tour de France Winner Tadej Pogacar In 2018 NSW riders Tim Guy (Orange, NSW) and Ben Hill (Muswellbrook, NSW) rode with 2020 Tour de France winner Tadej Pogacar in the Ljubljana Gusto Xaurum Team. Tim Guy was more than just a rider in the team as he assisted in the...
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The Australian Connection to Tadej Pogacar in 2018
Tim Guy & Ben Hill from NSW Australia not only rode in the Ljubljana Gusto Xaurum (Headcrack) Team with Tadej Pogacar in 2018 - But Tim Guy was part of the creation of the team that would provide the stepping stone for the Slovenian Champion into the World Tour.... This is a segment from the full...
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World Champ Rohan Dennis & Tim Guy get behind a Sport Lession at Australian Country School
It is July 2020 - World Champion Rohan Dennis was supposed to be racing for gold at the Tokyo Olympics with everyone cheering him on back home in Australia. But Covid19 has turned the world upside down, postponing the Games and now Rohan Dennis is sending support back to a School in Country NSW...
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Farewell Ryan ODonnell
Former Bathurst Cycling Club Champion and hardworking official Ryan O'Donnell is moving from Bathurst, the club wishing him and his family all the best for the future and thanking him for his contribution to Cycling in the region.
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Quick Windsor Family Sing A long in 1960s
Things have changed a lot in Australia in half a century - Here is a rare 3 minute bit of audio of the Windsor family sitting around the table singing. I am amazed a our heavy Aussie Accent..
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Mark Renshaw explains his personal attachment to the bikeshop
Mark explains how the bicycle shop he now takes over with his wife Kristina, is where he had his first job. Mark and Kristina Renshaw have big plans for cycling in Bathurst and NSW’s Central West. In the past Mark has advised on the Bathurst Bike Park Venue, while this year, he designed the new...
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Mark Renshaw - How Renshaws Pedal Project got its name
This is part of an interview with 10 time Tour de France starter Mark Renshaw on the announcement that he and wife Kristina will be opening a cycling store in Bathurst
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Bathurst Cycling Clubs 2015 Anzac Memorial to R Honeyman
This podcast was released in 2015 for the Bathurst Cycling Club Anzac Day Memorial to 1914/15 Bathurst Cycling Champion H.G. Honeyman. Former UCI Contract rider Blair Windsor joins us for a discussion on members of the local cycling community that made the supreme sacrifice for their country....
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Bathurst Cycling Club Anzac Day 2020 Podcast
Since 2014 world war veterans who were part of the local cycling community have been honoured by the Bathurst Cycling Club at the Anzac Day Trophy Race, with the race named after them. Although in 2020 the Coronavirus has stopped cycling across the world, the Bathurst Cycling Club Memorial will...
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Alex Fulcher OAM MBE - Interview Part 1
CNSW Heritage Commission Podcast No 4 – “Alex Fulcher OAM MBE” Interview Part 1 The second of our NSW Legends Interviews is with Alex Fulcher. CNSW Heritage Commission Chairman interviews Fulcher on his long rein as NSW President and his State and National Coaching Success; also his excellent...
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Opening Run of the 1896 NSW Road Cycling Season
Podcast - Opening Run for the 1896 NSWCU Road Cycling season (and the end of Zimmerman amazing 1895/96 Summer Track Season). CNSW Heritage Commission recently received an inquiry on a NSW Cyclist Union Trophy that has been handed down through the Daley Family for over 120years. The Trophy was for...
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NSW Cycling Club Premierships History
NSW Cycling Club Premierships Podcast (“Celebrating 90 Years of Team Time Trial”) By CNSW Heritage Commission. More recently referred to as the Cycling NSW Team Time Trial Championships, these titles where first held in 1902 and continue to be one of the sports biggest promotions today. In 2018...
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Colin Wilkinson - 1958 Commonwealth Games to the Future
Australian Road Cycling Representative Colin Wilkinson tells us about the 1958 Commonwealth Games and gives us an insight into Amateur Sport. But when he tell us about his nephew Justin JKS Savage, a modern day Professional Gamer in the USA we see the massive changes in elite sport in the last...
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Part 1 - Ray Godkin OAM Story
Ray Godkin has been recognised by Cycling Australia in the Hall of Fame for his contributions to cycling for more than 30 years. This Podcast talks to Ray of his own cycling career and then his journey to one of the world’s great cycling administrators. Ray Godkin - NSW Cycling Federation...
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Tim Guy & Ben Hill in Japan with Ljubljana Gusto Xaurum
Today we catch up with Tim Guy as he flys out of Australia to meet up with his UCI Continental Team Ljubljana Gusto Xaurum ahead of a 3 day tour in Japan. Tim talk about fellow NSW / ACT rider Ben Hill and his inspirational story to return to the race after a terrible fall in China.
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Waratah Masters Cycling Club’s Erik Mather Cup
This Podcast is on the Waratah Masters Cycling Club’s Erik Mather Cup, and features NSW cycling legend Barry Robins. Current club president Ian Jackson talks about both Eric Mather (1966 -2011) and Barry Robins (1934-2018) and the Club which was formed in 1994 to carry on the traditions of cycle...
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Tim Guy's UCI Continental Team Ljubljana Gusto Xaurum
UCI European Continental Team Ljubljana Gusto Xaurum has an Aussie Connection.. NSW cyclist Tim Guy of Orange (who lives in Albury & is a former Bathurst Cycling Club Member) has ensured his place in the new Slovenian continental team Ljubljana Gusto Xaurum by becoming one of the sponsors. Guy...
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The Great Aussie Cycling Wheelrace
The Clarence Street Cyclery Cup continues the great tradition of Aussie Track Wheelrace carnivals.
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Forming of NSW Cycling in 1883
In July 1883 at the Exchange Hotel in Sydney, the Sydney Bicycle Club called a meeting to consider the forming of the NSW Cyclist Union. Prominent Sydney BC long distance cyclist Mr J Copland (a former Surry Bicycle Club member) was Chairman and large group of over 100 cycling enthusiasts who...
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History of the Clarence St Cyclery Cup
In 1983 Craig Milton won the first Clarence St Cyclery Cup listen to Mark & Blair of the CyclingNSW Heritige Commission tell his story and each of the winners over the last 35 years in the lead up to the 2016/17 event
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