Cycling in Australia is popular for both recreation and transport. The country boasts diverse terrain, from urban bike lanes to challenging mountain trails. Major cities like Melbourne and Sydney have invested in cycling infrastructure, though car-centric culture remains prevalent. Competitive cycling thrives, with events like the Tour Down Under attracting international attention. Climate varies greatly, from tropical north to temperate south, affecting cycling conditions. Safety is a concern, with ongoing debates about helmet laws and road sharing. Despite challenges, cycling continues to grow in popularity, supported by government initiatives and a strong cycling community.
