#bmx melbourne

[ravenadottir]

islanders' data and anecdotes if they were honest:

SEASON 1

❝ main character ❞ she's the only one that makes any sense

❝ allegra ❞ 24, swansea, cocktail entrepreneur, the public loves to hate her

❝ erikah ❞ 20, norwich, jobbing actor, she changes, every guy will be the love of her life until a new guy comes around

❝ jen ❞ 22, london, fashion blogger, the equivalent of a piece of paper until she couples up with someone for clout

❝ talia ❞ 23, watford, music journalist, she's the only one everyone agrees is the best person here

❝ jake wilson ❞ 29, preston, chef, chicken shit that waits way too long to say something

❝ mason❞ 24, romford, musician and underwear model, if "this could've been an email" was a person

❝ miles ❞ 22, glasgow, carpenter, not interesting enough to remember. also tattoo

❝ tim ❞ 23, truro, dj, alright, we'll allow it

❝ jasper ❞ 26, kingston, financial advisor, straight to the bin

❝ levi ❞ 26, manchester, professional water polo player, sock balls

❝ rohan ❞ 23, wolverhampton, psychology student, he joined the villa and that's pretty close to the circus. also, see "injustice"

❝ cherry❞ 20, suffolk, west end performer, try hard

❝ reese taylor ❞ 22, birmingham, newsagent by day, professional wrestler at weekends, revolting lack of personality

❝ sammi ❞ 22, london, graphic designer and artist, the definition of 'wasted potential"

❝ lucy ❞ 25, bristol, “adventurer”, *snake sounds*

❝ returning miles ❞ 22, glasgow, carpenter, we still don't care

❝ returning jasper ❞ 22, kingston, financial advisor, at least we found out he has a pet snake

SEASON 2

❝ hope ❞ 26, london, brand ambassador, '‘voted “most likely to be the center of the drama because she puts herself there"

❝ lottie ❞ 24, melbourne, makeup artist, i have one personality trait and that's all you're gonna get

❝ main character ❞ she should change her name to 'girl #5'

❝ hannah ❞ 21, st. albans, social media assistant, she went home really soon because she was so shy, we're sure that's not gonna bite anyone in the face

❝ marisol ❞ 24, portsmouth, law student, talks too much/says nothing at all

❝ gary rennell ❞ 23, chatham, crane operator, SLUT

❝ noah ❞ 25, romford, librarian, QUIET SLUT

❝ rocco ❞ 21, belfast, owns a “cocktails and cronuts” food truck, LYING SLUT

❝ ibrahim ❞ 22, birmingham, gold player, SHY SLUT

❝ bobby mckenzie ❞ 24/26, glasgow, hospital caterer, does impressions and bakes some stuff

❝ priya ❞ 29, manchester, estate agent, should've noticed she's bi during the fucking season

❝ henrik ❞ 23, isle of wight, climbing and wilderness survival instructor, shiny and dumb/smooth brain/nothing behind those eyes

❝ lucas koh ❞ 27, oxford, physiotherapist, yes

❝ chelsea ❞ 23, buckinghamshire, interior decorator, there's pink and there's champagne

❝ jakub zabinski ❞ 25, rochdale, personal trainer and fitness model, real life mutant ninja turtle but like white

❝ elijah ❞ 26, watford, hairdresser and model, he's there and then he's not

❝ felix ❞ 21, rotherham, nightclub promoter, annoying little cousin that grows up to be the annoying little virgin at the club

❝ kassam ❞ 26, new castle, techno dj, if you blink you might miss him

❝ graham ❞ 23, devon, commercial fisherman, ginger thanos

❝ arjun ❞ 24, norwich, dog groomer and influencer, "where's my hug?" kind of guy

❝ carl ❞ 29, dublin, tech entrepreneur, he's almost learning how not to sound like a robot

❝ shannon ❞ 24, dublin, professional poker player, "you'll forgive how annoying she can be because of her body"tactics, players, poker analogies all the time"

❝ blake ❞ 22, kensington, if you blink you won't miss her because she's so goddamn annoying

❝ elisa ❞ 22, london, social media influencer, the human form of a gear shift because of all the blame she shifts

❝ jo ❞ 23, cheshire, bmx racer, was here for only three days and it was still too long

❝ returning henrik ❞ 23, isle of wight, climbing and wilderness survival instructor, absolutely not the same person and it gets worse

❝ returning lucas ❞ 27, oxford, still a physiotherapist, "toxic fucks"

❝ returning hannah ❞ now 22, st. albans, she resented lottie so much she became her

[thetrailcollective]

We’ve been hard at work on this one. With a few changes and challenges, here is the final concept design for Fanny Street Reserve Bike Park in Moonee Ponds, Victoria, Australia. Share it with someone you’d shred it with. @cityofmooneevalley #ridettc #ttc #thetrailcollective #bmx #buildbmx #buildcommunity #community #livefortrails #trails #trail #bmxtrails #ausbmx #openspaces #city #cityofmooneevalley #healthyactivelifestyle #families #bikepark #pumptrack #bybmxersforbmxers #design #haveyoursay #victoria #mooneevalley #mooneeponds #melbourne (at Moonee Ponds, Victoria) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cqv9MMnSo7h/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[qnewsau]

The 2024 queer year in review

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The 2024 queer year in review

We look back at the LGBTQIA+ news, events and moments that made up 2024.

January

Gay grooms: Married at First Sight introduced their first gay grooms since 2016. Unfortunately, it didn’t go to plan as gay groom Simon fled before his wedding vows with Michael. A last-minute replacement was found though they didn’t live happily ever after. 

Hottest 100: Non-binary artist G Flip finished no.2 on the Triple J countdown with Worst Person Alive. They featured seven times in total. 

Hairy Mary’s: The new LGBTQIA+ bar was opened on the Gold Coast by Steven Fahd. 

February 

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Tragedy: TV presenter Jesse Baird and his partner Luke Davies were tragically murdered in Sydney. Beau Lamarre-Condon, who was a policeman at the time, was arrested and charged with the crime

Qtopia: Australia’s first permanent LGBTQIA+ museum Qtopia was opened by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and NSW Premier Chris Minns in Sydney. 

Ellie Cole: The retired athlete and her partner Silvia became mums. Ellie is Australia’s most decorated female Paralympian.

Midsumma: Around 10,000 people watched or took part in Melbourne’s annual Midsumma Pride March. The event was marred by police and protesters clashing.

March

Mardi Gras: The annual parade took place in celebration, remembrance and controversy. After the death of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies, police were disinvited from the parade before a compromise was reached of them marching not in uniform. A memorial and tributes to Jesse and Luke were part of the occasion. 

Love: Comedian Mel Buttle married her partner while gay soccer star Josh Cavallo got engaged to his partner Leighton. 

Legend: Brisbane drag artist Trixie Lamonte sadly passed away. Trixie was an original Kings Cross Les Girl and developed a devoted following during her 30-year residency at The Beat nightclub. 

April

Bluey: The beloved children’s program casually introduced two lesbian chihuahua mums. The representation drew praise and predictable homophobia online. 

Hannah Conda: The Aussie drag star finished runner-up on RuPaul’s Drag Race UK vs the World.

May

Eurovision: Queer duo Electric Fields competed for Australia and gay artist Olly Alexander represented the UK at the annual song contest. Non-binary singer Nemo from Switzerland won the title. 

Bingham Cup: Five Australian teams competed in the gay and inclusive rugby tournament. Sydney Convicts finished runner-up behind Paris club Les Gaillards.

Book ban: NSW’s Cumberland Council banned same-sex parenting books in their libraries. It was later overturned following backlash from the community. 

June 

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Come to Daddy: The new Brisbane LGBTQIA+ bar opened its doors in West End. 

Queens Ball: The longest-running continuous queer event in the world was held at Brisbane City Hall. Bay Pride took out three awards while Betty Nature won the Lifetime Achievement Award and the Sportsman Hotel won venue of the year for the third year running. See all the award winners.

Loss: Lance Leopard his mother Carmel Pierce died in a tragic house fire. Lance was a music artist and icon of both the Sydney and Brisbane scene. Carmel was a great supporter and was revered among the community. 

Birth certs: New Qld laws came into effect allowing trans and gender-diverse people to change to their birth certificates without having to undergo gender-affirming surgery.

Sacking: A Sydney teacher was fired from a religious school for her sexuality. This sparked further debate about protecting LGBTQIA+ teachers and students in schools at both state and federal levels. 

July

Olympics: A record 199 out LGBTQ athletes competed in Paris with 23 from Australia. Aussie BMX rider Natalya Diehm won bronze while Amy Atwell and Samantha Whitcomb were part of the Opals’ bronze-winning team in basketball. 

The games drew controversy over LGBTQIA+ performers in the opening ceremony while boxers Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting were targeted amid gender eligibility disputes. 

Grindr attacks: Police begin issuing warnings about homophobic attacks with victims being lured via Grindr. After initial reports in Canberra and Victoria, this has continued throughout the year across Australia with some arrests taking place.

Prize winner: Trans author Ash Shirvington took out the State Library of Queensland Young Writers Award for Birdbone.

August

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Census: The Albanese government caused controversy by removing proposed LGBTQIA+ questions from the upcoming census. Questions on sexual orientation and gender were reintroduced, however, those on intersex were still left out. 

Destiny Rogers: Our beloved team member and former Editor of QNews Destiny Rogers passed away after a long battle with cancer. As a proud trans woman, she was a trailblazer in the media and across the Brisbane scene during the Bjelke-Petersen era. 

Tasty raid: The Melbourne LGBTQIA+ community marked the 30th anniversary of the police raid on Tasty nightclub. The occasion was marked with a massive queer dance party to celebrate what the club was all about. 

Brisbane Hustlers: The inclusive rugby team were awarded the hosting rights of the 2026 Bingham Cup and Amanda Mark Cup..

September

Brisbane Pride: Qld Premier Steven Miles joined the Brisbane Pride rally and march before the LGTBQIA+ community celebrated at Fair Day in Musgrave Park. 

Anti-trans bill: Pauline Hanson sought to remove gender identity from the Sex Discrimination Act, however, Senators threw out the draft bill with Labor and the Greens voting against it.

Priscilla: The iconic movie Priscilla Queen of the Desert had its 30th anniversary with events taking place across Australia. 

Baby Reindeer: The show took the world by storm in 2024 and two of its queer actors won Emmy Awards. Lesbian star Jessica Gunning won for Outstanding Supporting Actress, while bisexual actor and writer Richard Gadd won Outstanding Lead Actor and Writing gongs. Trans actor Nava Mau was also nominated.

Thailand: The nation became the first in South East Asia to bring in same-sex marriage.

October

Kween Kong: The drag artist did Down Under proud after finishing runner-up behind Alyssa Edwards on RuPaul’s Drag Race Global All Stars.

AFLW Pride: The AFL women’s competition held its annual pride round. Despite its success, a social media post celebrating Richmond player Kate Dempsey and her rainbow family was targeted with homophobic abuse. The AFL later apologised.

Neil McLucas: The Brisbane scene legend passed away among an outpouring of tributes. Neil owned the iconic Sportsman Hotel and many other LGBTQIA+ venues in Brisbane since the 1970s. 

Mpox: Cases reached alarming rates across the country with LGBTQIA+ health groups continuing their call for the community to get vaccinated. 

Equality bill: Both houses of the NSW parliament passed Alex Greenwich’s Equality Bill. Community groups welcomed the passage saying it will change the lives of LGBTQIA+ people living in the state.

ACT: Gay politician Andrew Barr was re-elected as the Australian Capital Territory’s Chief Minister. He celebrated by kissing his husband. 

November

Pregnancy: Matildas’ superstar Sam Kerr announced that she and wife Kristie Mews were pregnant. 

Vanuatu: The Pacific nation passed a law banning same-sex marriage.

ARIA Awards: Troye Sivan cleaned up taking out three awards including Best Album, Best Pop Release and Best Solo Artist. He took revenge on Kylie Minogue who earlier won the Grammy for Best Pop Dance Recording ahead of him. 

December

Drag Race Down Under: The fourth season of the show finished with Melbourne’s Lazy Susan taking out the title. The top four included Sydney’s Vybe and Brisbane’s Mandy Moobs and Freya Armani. Critics and fans praised the revamped season.

ABS data: The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) provided the first-ever estimate of the LGBTQIA+ population in Australia. The data was based on ABS health surveys and found that around 4.5 per cent of the population identified as part of the rainbow community.

Attacks: Two people were charged in Melbourne after a homophobic machete attack on a couple in Preston.

These were just some of the highlights and lowlights of the 2024 queer year. 

Read next:

The top 10 queer songs of 2024

2023: The Australian queer year in review

Start 2025 in style at OUT on TOP’s New Year’s Day Party

For the latest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex and queer (LGBTIQ) news in Australia, visit qnews.com.au. Check out our latest magazines or find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.

[nbartlettbsm307]

Entry #4 - Challenges I Faced

With all roles that I have worked for in my career and school life, there have always been challenges that I have overcome and that is one of the most important parts of work. Getting past boundaries and challenges can help to learn and grow, as well as allow us to grow and become more confident in our work (Grehalva 2023).

While at AusCycling, I faced several challenges in my personal and professional life. The first is understanding sports norms. Once I got the internship, I was able to explain the differences between BMX and road racing in cycling, but my knowledge stopped there. So when it came to content creation, we had to ask a lot of questions of our managers and teammates about terminology, key people, and information about the event itself. For the first few weeks, my manager would send me exactly what to write and what it meant, and I would create a template and post it.

I was able to overcome this problem by being involved in the sport for 228 hours and doing research in my spare time to discover what things mean and why they are important in the cycling community.

The next challenge I faced was stakeholders. Coming from a basketball and esports background, I wasn't fully aware of the stakeholders and audience for cycling, and some of the content I was creating wasn't meshing well with them. I realized that. Cycling is a very traditional sport, and it turns out I even received negative feedback from one club after announcing he was sponsored for one of AusCycling's prestigious events. After talking with my manager, I was able to understand what works best and how I can engage my audience on Facebook and Instagram.

As Melissa retired from her role in October, I found it a challenge to adapt to changing staff roles and work alone for periods. It has allowed me to be more independent and confident in my work and continue producing high-level content with less supervision.

Throughout my internship my biggest challenge was mental health. I struggled a lot with leaving the house, getting work done, and finding a place to live, and I had a tough time getting my work done to the highest quality. I was making the trek from Bendigo to Melbourne three times a week for my casual job and final uni classes and it was taking it out of me. When classes ended, I almost lost my job due to my mental health and needing to travel so often. Fortunately, I have a very supportive team at AusCycling and I was able to work from home, so I was able to overcome some of those barriers.

References:

Grehalva, R. (2023, May 17). Why We Learn Most When Going Through Challenges. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/why-we-learn-most-when-going-through-challenges-richard/

[jovialss]

Short Term Accommodation in Melbourne

If you’re thinking of starting a short term rental business, you should know the rules and regulations that apply in Victoria. These laws include zoning regulations for vacation rentals. They also specify that the place to be rented out must be the operator’s primary residence.

The Greens have urged the state government to regulate short stays as they reduce the availability of long-term rental homes. A statewide registration system and a 180-day cap could help address this issue.

Private landlords

When looking for short term accommodation Melbourne, you can choose from a range of private rental options. These include vacation rentals, serviced apartments and rent by owner homes. These are typically located in the city's inner and bayside suburbs. They provide privacy, space and a range of amenities, such as a fully equipped kitchen and laundry. They also offer connectivity benefits, making them ideal for business and travel.

Houses, flats and apartments are usually found through newspaper, online and real estate agent listings. You can also check university or TAFE websites and noticeboards for student housing. If you're an international student, it's a good idea to arrive in Melbourne at least a month before your course starts to inspect offers from the student housing database and apply for rental properties. In addition, you can look for share housing or house mates in the local area. Many of these homes will require a bond, and some may require a deposit.

Hotels and motels

If you are looking for a hotel in Melbourne for short term accommodation, there are many options available. You can find luxury hotels with modern amenities or budget-friendly options for extended stays. The best hotel in Melbourne will suit your needs and provide you with all the conveniences that you need.

One of the newer hotels in the city, the Olsen, is a boutique hotel that features rooms inspired by local artists. It is located in the Box Hill area, which is becoming the city’s “new Chinatown.” Its sleek interiors showcase artist Zhong Chen’s pixel portraits and ink-brush paintings.

Another new hotel in the city is the Lancemore, which offers boutique accommodations for travellers. It is situated on Crossley Street in the heart of the city, near top-tier restaurants and theatres. It also has a rooftop pool and lounge, and it offers a variety of packages depending on your needs. The hotel has a minimalist, sleek style, and its rooms feature rain showers.

Caravan parks

Caravan parks are ideal for travellers looking for a family-friendly short term accommodation option. They offer a range of facilities, from kids activities to well-equipped camp kitchens. Some also feature self-contained cabins and powered caravan sites. Some even have a swimming pool and a playground.

A popular choice is the Big 4 Coburg Holiday Park, which is located less than an hour from Melbourne’s major attractions. It offers a large selection of modern and luxury villas, apartment-style rooms and cosy log cabins. The park has a number of kid-friendly activities and is close to the Melbourne Star, the aquarium and loads of trendy cafes.

Another great option is the Big 4 Bellarine Peninsula Holiday Park. Located near the Mornington Peninsula, this park has deluxe one- and two-bedroom villas, spa cottages and powered caravan sites with en-suites. It also has a flying fox, BMX track and adventure playground. The park is also a good base for exploring the nearby beaches and markets.

Serviced apartments

The best way to enjoy a short term stay in Melbourne is to book a serviced apartment. These luxury apartments are furnished with all the necessities for a comfortable stay, including modern appliances and Wi-Fi access. Most serviced apartments also offer regular cleaning and room services. Some even allow pets, although it is important to check with the provider before booking.

You can find a range of serviced apartments in central Melbourne, such as Treasury on Collins. It offers one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments with air conditioning and free Wi-Fi. It is located a few minutes from popular destinations, such as Southbank Promenade and Eureka Tower. It is also within walking distance of Federation Square, Flinders Street Station, and Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Another option is Quest Docklands, which provides a variety of fully furnished one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments. These apartments are ideal for both business and leisure travelers, with a five-night minimum stay. They are located near the Crown Casino and various iconic landmarks.

[shot-by-mick]

Having a fractured ankle sucks but here’s a guy doing a double peg from street series. Very grumpy I can’t be out filming and riding more at the moment. 

[mbprice98]

#bmx #retro #sunset #bikeride #sky #clouds #grass #electricity #silhouette #melbourne

[bespokechainrings]

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Repost from @maxfxd These two are poetry in motion, superfluid. Fkin awesome spot too. • Riding transition on a fixie can be annoyingly difficult, but it’s mostly just a lot of fun - here’s me and @eightyxproof having a go at riding the @the_tannery_diy DIY spot 🥳 #streetbike #fgfs #fixie #fixedgear #fixedkings #nobrakes #brakeless #suckmycog #goride #cycling #bikelife #streetmtb #bmx #fixedgearbike #fixiebike #melbourne #maxfxd #bespokechainrings https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ-JkbkJcRd/?utm_medium=tumblr

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[hizokucycles]

#Repost from @eightyxproof - Safety 3rd . 📷 @tr.n.ng . . @ftwcrw @jrifixed #tackbikes #fixed #fixie #brakeless #trackbike #fixies #carbon #smile #melbournefixedgear #love #weekday #happy #weekend #work #art #melbourne #love #tattoo #sunset #moonlight #night #city #travel #bespokechainrings #fixiegoon #bmx #ftwcrw #hizokucycles HizokuCycles.com

[thetrailcollective]

The shape of things to come for the Overport Bike Park project. We’ve been working hard and the pump track component of works is coming along nicely. Shout out to the dream team holding it down. ����@jarrodpiel / binnienicholas @overportdirtriders @frankstoncity @frankstonevents @frankstonyouthservice #ridettc #ttc #thetrailcollective #bmx #ausbmx #buildbmx #buildcommunity #community #livefortrails #trails #trail #bmxtrails #openspaces #city #frankstoncitycouncil #frankstoncity #healthyactivelifestyle #families #bikepark #pumptrack #bybmxersforbmxers #melbourne #design #construction #maintenance #haveyoursay #overport #morningtonpeninsula #overportdirtriders #overportpark (at Frankston, Victoria) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqpnFxsJRBk/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[qnewsau]

Drag Race Down Under star redesigns entire set and it slays

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Drag Race Down Under star redesigns entire set and it slays

Drag Race Down Under queen Ashley Madison has completely overhauled the show’s set and posted her amazing designs online.

Ashley, who is from Melbourne, competed in Drag Race Down Under‘s third season last year.

The show’s fourth season just recently finished filming, with another batch of ten queens competing in Auckland.

Early this week, the show’s worst-kept secret was finally confirmed: RuPaul is out and Michelle Visage is taking over hosting duties for season four.

Drag Race fans are hoping for more change on the show. Recently, Ashley Madison has been flexing her Photoshop skills on social media because the Down Under set is “in need of a makeover”.

In her series of three videos, Ashley shares her complete overhaul of Down Under’s werk room, the main stage and the judging panel. The results are gorgeous.

“Drag Race Down Under season four has finished filming, and they’re doing things differently this season,” Ashley explains.

“I want to show you the changes I’d make to the Down Under werk room. It’s notoriously the least-liked werk room of all the franchises, so let’s make some changes.

“I’ve made it significantly bigger because that’s what the Down Under queens deserve.”

Ashley Madison adds Lee Lin Chin to Down Under set

Ashley’s redesign completely overhauls the werk room’s look, changing the entrance to the shape of the Opera House and incorporating both First Nations and Maori artwork.

On the wall, Ashley replaces outgoing host RuPaul’s portraits with “fabulous Down Under women” instead, including Olympian Cathy Freeman and SBS’ Lee Lin Chin.

“How is it she’s not been a guest judge yet?” Ashley asks.

On the main stage, Ashley pays tribute to the show’s Australian and New Zealand heritage with a Harbour Bridge and silver fern design.

For the judging panel, Ashley also overhauls the confusing colour scheme and introduces us to her dream judging lineup.

Somebody please give this queen the gig!

The newly-retitled Drag Race Down Under‘s season four will stream in Australia on Stan later in the year.

See Ashley Madison’s designs in all three of her videos below:

@ashleyxmadisonRedesigning the RuPaul’s Drag Race Down Under Werk Room! Let’s be real, it’s in need of a makeover, and it sounds like Season 4 might be the change we’ve been waiting for! What changes would you make? Artwork 1: Leah Cummins Artwork 2: Albert Percy Godber #rupaulsdragrace #dragqueen #dragracedownunder

♬ original sound – Ashley Madison

@ashleyxmadison Redesigning the Drag Race Down Under Mainstage! So much more room for BMX bikes #dragracedownunder #rupaulsdragrace #dragqueen ♬ original sound – Ashley Madison

@ashleyxmadison Redesigning the Drag Race Down Under judging panel! Who would you want as a judge? #dragracedownunder #dragqueen #photoshop ♬ original sound – Ashley Madison

Read more on Drag Race Down Under:

Ru-vealed: Ten queens tipped for Drag Race Down Under season 4

A US Drag Race winner has flown to NZ to film Down Under

Frustrated NZ queens are very unhappy with Drag Race Down Under

Down Under star tipped to return for new Global All Stars

For the latest LGBTIQA+ Sister Girl and Brother Boy news, entertainment, community stories in Australia, visit qnews.com.au. Check out our latest magazines or find us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.

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A nice upgrade to this bridge. The fresh timber is very nice to ride on :) . . #dandenongcreektrail #bridge #maroondah #symmetry #bmx #tuff #skyway #panorama #grass #symmetrical #timber #nature #raw_mobile #raw_australia #shotoniphone #bikeride #biketrail #raw_community #raw_hidden_talent #melbourne #victoria #australia #trees #creek #river #gumtree #visitvictoria @maroondahcitycouncil https://www.instagram.com/p/B9qyeAgBBdx/?igshid=1qjphgqub8ygg

[glastocycles]

#Repost @robxftwcrw (@get_repost) ・・・ #tackbikes #fixed #fixie #brakeless #trackbike #fixies #carbon #smile #melbournefixedgear #love #weekday #happy #weekend #work #art #melbourne #love #tattoo #sunset #moonlight #night #city #travel #bespokechainrings #fixiegoon #bmx #ftwcrw #skingrowsback

[shot-by-mick]

more old stuff from street series