Orange riding the tourism cycle: bike parking stations just the beginning

By Tracey Prisk
Updated November 18 2015 - 7:29am, first published 4:00am
READY TO RIDE: The Bicycle Network’s Paul Walker, Nimrod’s cafe owner Nimrod Nagy, bicycling community committee chair Steve Martin, member for Orange Andrew Gee, Hotel Canobolas owner Phil Tudor and Orange City Council recreation planner Shah Alford. 
Photo: JUDE KEOGH 1113bicycle1
READY TO RIDE: The Bicycle Network’s Paul Walker, Nimrod’s cafe owner Nimrod Nagy, bicycling community committee chair Steve Martin, member for Orange Andrew Gee, Hotel Canobolas owner Phil Tudor and Orange City Council recreation planner Shah Alford. Photo: JUDE KEOGH 1113bicycle1

THE installation of bike parking stations across the city will not only please  riders it will also help Orange cater to the growing cycling tourism market says Brand Orange executive officer Rhonda Sear.

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