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Revision as of 03:10, 23 May 2014
| Sport | Cycling |
|---|---|
| Jurisdiction | Victoria (Australia) |
| Abbreviation | CV |
| Affiliation | Cycling Australia |
| Headquarters | Thornbury, Victoria |
| President | Glen Pearsall |
| Director | Kipp Kaufmann |
| Official website | |
| www | |
Cycling Victoria, CV, is the peak governing body for both organised competitive, and recreational, cycling within Victoria Australia. CV is an affiliate of Cycling Australia (CA) and the UCI (International Cycling Union) and currently has 58 affiliated clubs and over 7000 members throughout Victoria. [1]
History
Cycling Victorian can trace it's history back to pre-federation Australia. League of Victorian Wheelman (LVW) first found in 1893 as a professional cycling body. Victorian Amateur Cyclist’s Union (VACU) was found in May 1917 to promote the interests of amateur cyclists in Victoria. VACU would change in name to Victorian Cycling Federation (VCF) in 1986. VCF and the LVW would merge in 1986 to become Victorian Cycling Incorporated which was latter change to CycleSport Victoria in the 1990's. 2011 CycleSport Victoria became Cycling Victoria.
Affiliated Clubs
| Name | Location |
|---|---|
| Albury Wodonga Cycling Club | Albury/Wodonga |
| Alpine Cycling Club | Bright |
| Ararat & District Cycling Club | Ararat |
| Bairnsdale Cycling Club | Bairnsdale |
| Ballarat & Sebastopol Cycling Club | Ballarat |
| Bayside Banditos Cycling Club | Parkdale |
| Bendigo & District Cycling Club | Bendigo |
| Blackburn Cycling Club | Blackburn |
| Brunswick Cycling Club | Brunswick |
| Camperdown Cycling Club | Camperdown |
| Carnegie-Caulfield Cycling Club | Caulfield |
| Casey-Cardinia HPV & Cycling Club | Cranbourne East |
| Castlemaine Cycling Club | Castlemaine |
| Cobram Cycling Club | Cobram |
| Coburg Cycling Club | Coburg |
| Colac Cycling Club | Colac |
| Dirt Riders MTB Club | Beaconsfield Upper |
| Echuca-Moama Cycling Club | Echuca |
| Footscray Cycling Club | Footscray |
| Geelong Cycling Club | Geelong |
| Hamilton Cycling Club | Hamilton |
| Horsham Cycling Club | Horsham |
| Italo Australia Cycling Club | Carlton |
| La Trobe City Cycling Club | Newborough |
| Lavington Panthers Cycling Club | Albury |
| Leongatha Cycling Club | Leongatha |
| Maccabi Cycling Club | Toorak |
| Macedon Ranges Cycling Club | Macedon |
| Mansfield Mt Buller Cycling Club | Mansfield |
| The University of Melbourne Cycling Club | Parkville |
| Melton Cycling Club | Melton |
| Mitchell BUG | Kilmore |
| Mornington Cycling Club | Mornington |
| Northcote Cycling Club | Northcote |
| Port Fairy Cycling Club | Port Fairy |
| Portland Cycling Club | Portland |
| Preston Cycling Club | Preston |
| Seymour Broadford Cycling Club | Seymour |
| Shepparton Cycling Club | Shepparton |
| Southern Masters Cycling Club | Cranbourne |
| St Kilda Cycling Club | St Kilda |
| Stawell-Great Western Cycling Club | Stawell |
| Sunbury Cycling Club | Sunbury |
| Wangaratta Cycling Club | Wangaratta |
| Warragul Cycling Club | Warragul |
| Warrnambool Cycling Club | Warrnambool |
| Wellington Cycling Club | Sale |
| Whittlesea Cycling Club | Whittlesea |