Australia is a bicycle paradise.
Report on participation in the fun ride “B2GC.

Youtuber “Cycling Man” participated for the first time in the Brisbane to Gold Coast (commonly known as B2GC), held every October in Brisbane, Australia.

Unfortunately, it was a little rainy on the day of the event but watch him ride alongside cheerful Aussies on a vast course unique to Australia.

*This article is a reprint of a November 2018 article.

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