• It's a chain reaction as masses shell out for shiny bikes LIKE Mulga Bill from Eaglehawk, we have caught the cycling craze. And like Mulga Bill, many of us are buying the latest shiny machine. Revenue in the bicycle industry is set to grow by 17.2 per cent over the next five years, topping a staggering $3.2 billion, according to the research analysts IBIS World.
• Cloudy QR code bike theft stopper gets Police thumbs up Police in Victoria have started recommending a cloud-and-QR-code-driven product that aims to make retrieval of stolen bicycles easier. The product is called mybikeREGO, the eponymous creation of an Australian startup. Source: The Register
• Cyclists should pay, says MP BICYCLE riders should pay registration fees to help legitimise their place on the roads and pay for infrastructure and safety campaigns, says the Federal Opposition spokesman on sports, Pat Farmer.
• Exciting new bike registration service mybikeREGO launches in Australia While there has been much debate around this topic for many years, one innovative new startup in Australia has launched a revolutionary new bicycle registration platform to enable cyclists and their bikes to be easily identified in case of accident or theft.
• Number of bike thefts to drop as mybikeREGO launches in Australia mybikeREGO is an online bike registration service providing bicycle owners the opportunity to register their bicycles and maintain their emergency contact and bicycle information securely online launches in Australia. Yahoo News
• Why bicycle registration is a must AS A cyclist, I say bike registration is a must — but not so narrow-minded car drivers can ensure that the few cyclists who flout the law can be held accountable. No, so we can be paid by the State Government for contributing to the betterment of our city and our own health.

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