EBB Multi – Tweed Valley

At last, we make it to the beautiful Tweed Valley and invite keen ebikers to join us. Covid cancelled our initial attempt and, with the terrible damage this region has suffered with the floods, now is a great time to head there and show our support.

Linda Cash (aka “A Girl and her EBike”) will be our local guide. Using Murwillumbah as our base, we have a wonderful itinerary of rides in store so we can get out and really experience this beautiful part of Australia.

You can choose just to join the ‘official’ EBB Owners Club ride on Sunday or add on another day or two of riding to make a weekend of it.

Friends and family of EBB Owners who have their own ebikes are also most welcome to register and join in the fun. Pls just note this is an ebike only ride though.

Here is the full itinerary.

• Day 1 ride (Saturday) is a social ride with Linda: “Around Wollumbin” An all-day ride. 78km, 1498m climbing (all easy on an eBike) with approx 10kms on gravel
• EBB BBQ (Saturday evening)
• Day 2 ride (Sunday) is the official EBB Owners Club ride: “Tweed and Rous River Wander”. A shorter all-day ride. 64km, 1059m climbing, approx 10kms on gravel
• Day 3 ride (Monday) is another social ride with Linda: “Hinterland Valley Explorer”. A half-day ride. 24km. 505m climbing.

Choose what you wish to participate in when you complete your registration form. EBB will be making a $50 per person donation to the flood relief fund. If you also wish to contribute please note that on the registration form.

Day 1 Ride:

Murwillumbah/Stokers Siding/Uki/Byrill Creek/Tyalgum/Chillingham/Murwillumbah

78km, 1498m climbing (all easy on an eBike)with approximately 10kms of gravel

This is basically “around the mountain” with Wollumbin as the centre point of the ride all day.

Day 2 (EBB Owners Club ride):

Murwillumbah/Dulguigan/Tumbulgum/Terranora/Bilambil/Urliup/Bray Park/Murwillumbah

64.5km, 1059m climbing (approximately 10kms dirt) . Urliup Rd is one of the prettiest roads in the Tweed, following the Bilambil Creek for much of the way

Day 3: Murwillumbah/Fernvale/Richardsons Deviation/Dunbible/Murwillumbah

24.1kms, 505m elevation. A pretty relaxing ride to loosen the legs before you say goodbye to the Tweed Valley (for now)