1. How do I enter?
2. How can I enter if I want to pay by cash, cheque or money order?
3. When will entries close?
4. Can I still register on the day?
5. What do I receive for my entry fee?
6. Can I request a refund?
7. Does it cost extra to enter a team?
8. Can I purchase merchandise on the day?
9. What happens if it’s raining?
10. What happens if I breakdown or if I can’t complete the ride?
11.Does it get very crowded?
12. How safe is it?
14. What about insurance?
15. Where can I leave my belongings?
16. How can I find out more?
1. How do I enter?
The best way to enter is online here. Entering online also saves us money on printing and data entry, which means more support for people with MS.
Alternatively you can download an entry form here, or give us a call and request an entry form to be sent out, and send it back to us by email, fax or post.
2. How can I enter if I want to pay by cash, cheque or money order?
Download an entry form here.
Enter by post or fax – payments can be made by cheque or money order.
Enter on the day up until 8:00am - Payment by cash or credit card only.
3. When will entries close?
Online registrations will close on Thursday 24th June, 5pm 2010.
4. Can I still register on the day?
Yes, you can still register on the day. We will accept registration until 8.00am on Sunday 27 June 2010.
Please note: On the day registration fees will be more expensive (due to the administrative/processing costs required on the day). So register online now to save.
On the day fees are as follows:
Adult $50
Student/Pensioner $45
Child (6-17years) $20
Child (5 years and under) FREE
5. What do I receive for my entry fee?
- Entry kit including ride guide, ID card, your adhesive ride bib and helmet sticker.
- Map of the course with police, marshals, and safety officers base stations marked, as well as the locations for drink stations, toilets, first aid and bike mechanics.
- Live entertainment, food stalls, massage service and more.
- 150 dedicated volunteers who can assist you on the day.
6. Can I request a refund?
Unfortunately entry fees are non-refundable and not transferable to others.
7. Does it cost extra to enter a team?
No, it does not cost any extra to enter a team. Simply register yourself and round up your friends, family or collegaues and create a team! Everyone will have to register themselves individually.
8. Can I purchase merchandise on the day?
Yes, you can purchase merchandise on the day. There will be a merchandise tent where you will be able to purchase both official Enerflex MS Brissie to the Bay jerseys and t-shirts.
Jerseys $95
Adult/Ladies T-shirts $25
Child T-shirts $15
9. What happens if it’s raining?
Over the 50km course it can rain in one section and be fine and sunny in another. Riders should be prepared for all possible weather conditions. The event goes ahead rain or shine, unless there is a significant danger to participants due to poor visibility, lightning, storms or strong winds. If this occurs, a notification will be posted on our website and sent to your email address.
10. What happens if I breakdown or if I can’t complete the ride?
Up to 150 volunteers will be working along the route, as well as bike mechanics and first aid personnel. They are ready and happy to provide assistance to anyone who may breakdown, feel ill or experience other difficulties.
We recommend that you have your bike serviced before the ride and carry a puncture repair kit and pump. If you breakdown, turn your bike upside down and wait for assistance. If you breakdown on the ride, wait in a safe spot on the side of the road for one of the roving motorcycle mounted help crew to arrive. They will be able to assist with basic repairs and should be able to get you mobile again. SAG wagons will collect any riders and bikes unable to complete the ride. If you are within walking distance of one of the two recovery stops at Wynnum or Balmoral, walk your bike to the stop.
11. Does it get very crowded?
Even though there are more than 3,600 cyclists on the road, it only gets crowded along a few short sections of the course. Cyclists start over a three hour period with staggered starts and soon spread over the route.
12. How safe is it?
We do everything possible to make the course safe. If you follow basic road safety rules, drink plenty of fluids and follow instructions from route marshals, particularly on the downhill sections, you'll have a safe and enjoyable ride.
13. What about insurance?
You are NOT covered by MS Queensland for injuries if an accident occurs. We recommend that you obtain personal accident insurance before taking part.
14. Where can I leave my belongings?
There will be a left luggage tent for a small donation of $3. Please ensure that clothing is wrapped in sealed plastic bags for weather protection and is clearly labelled. You will be provided with a ticket that corresponds with your bag. Please keep this in a safe place. All care will be taken but we accept no responsibility for lost or damaged items.
15. How can I find out more?
Explore this website or contact event organisers:
Phone: (07) 3840 0828 Email:
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