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00 / The event
ManRide 2026 / Saturday 3 October

Celebrating 10 Years of Shared Purpose.

A decade after the first ride, ManRide returns to Brisbane for its tenth edition. What started with a group of mates in Longreach has grown well beyond that first crew - today, ManRide is for anyone who wants to ride, connect and be part of the conversation. ManRide 200 is the flagship distance, with ManRide 100 offering a shorter option. Both start and finish at The Woolshed.

DateSat 3 Oct 2026
Start / FinishThe Woolshed
Distance100 / 200 km
PaceMultiple options

01 / The route

Brisbane terrain contours behind the ManRide 200 route
Terrain: Mapzen / AWS Open Data · Coast: © OpenStreetMap
ManRide 200elevation gain 2,739m • highest point 546m
ManRide 200 elevation profile Elevation from the supplied ManRide 200 GPX over 200.3 kilometres. 600 m 300 m 0 m 0 50 100 150 200.3 km

200 km / Full Circle

03 / Find your pace
Two distances / Six pace groups

Choose the Group That Fits.

Each distance has its own set of groups, built around a target pace and expected time on the move.

Pace is a preference only. Final groups, ride leaders and start times will be allocated later and may change.
Target 24–26 km/h • Moving time 7h50–8h25

Social — Sold out

A controlled, sustainable pace for riders focused on completing the full 200 km.

Target 26–28 km/h • Moving time 7h15–7h50

Steady

A measured all-day pace for confident endurance riders.

Target 28–30 km/h • Moving time 6h45–7h15

Tempo

A purposeful, consistent pace for experienced riders comfortable riding fast for a long day.

04 / FAQ
Planning / Safety / Participation

What You Need to Know.

ManRide is a significant endurance ride. Review the practical, safety and participation details before choosing your distance and entering.

Route Where do the rides start, finish and go?

ManRide 100 and ManRide 200 both start and finish at The Woolshed. The final courses, elevation, aid points and downloadable route files will be shared with registered riders once confirmed.

Cut-off / Bail-out What happens if I cannot continue?

Ride leaders will have shortcut options available and may make the call to take an earlier route back if needed. If you’re unable to continue, let your ride leader know and they’ll help work out the best way back. There are no formal cut-off times or checkpoints, but the aim is to have everyone back at The Woolshed in time for the post-ride celebrations at 3pm.

Equipment What do I need to bring?
  • A roadworthy bike and correctly fitted helmet
  • Front and rear lights
  • Repair kit, spare tubes and inflation
  • Hydration, nutrition, phone and identification
  • Weather-appropriate layers
Emergency contact What support is available during the ride?

ManRide is a self-supported ride. Riders should come prepared to manage their own nutrition, mechanicals and navigation throughout the day. For emergencies, all registered riders will receive an event contact and escalation process before the ride, and will provide their own emergency contact details during registration.

Eligibility Who can enter ManRide?

Riders must be at least 16 years old on 3 October 2026 and medically and physically capable of attempting their selected distance and pace. A parent or legal guardian must consent for riders aged 16 or 17.

Legal waiver What must I agree to before entering?

The full participant waiver and risk acknowledgement is included with registration below. Every rider must read and accept it before entering.

Cancellation / Refunds What is the cancellation and refund policy?

The event may be changed, postponed or cancelled if weather, road access, safety, legal or operational conditions require it. Entries, refund requests and ride-selection changes close at 12:00pm AEST on Wednesday 30 September 2026.

05 / Post ride
Return / Recover / Celebrate

Back Together by 3pm.

Join us at The Woolshed from 3pm as riders return from ManRide 100 and ManRide 200. Friends and family are welcome to celebrate the finish and stay for the tenth-edition festivities into the evening.

Celebrate together

Ten editions. Plenty of stories.

Stay for the ManRide awards and a tenth-edition celebration that carries into the evening.

Drink together

Something cold at the finish.

Felons beers will be waiting, alongside non-alcoholic options. Alcohol is for guests aged 18 and over.

Recover together

Stop. Reset. Put your feet up.

Riders can settle in and recharge with BLACKROLL recovery boots after the finish. PURE Sports Nutrition will also be there for your post ride hydration.

Supporting the finish
Movember
Felons Brewing Co.
BLACKROLL
Pure Sports Nutrition
06 / Registration
ManRide '26 / Rider entry

ManRide Registrations Exhausted

ManRide 2026 is officially sold out.

Thank you to everyone who committed to the distance. We’ll see you on Saturday, 3 October to celebrate 10 years of ManRide, and another day of riding, talking and showing up for one another.

Missed out? The waitlist is now open.

If you’re registered but can no longer ride, please contact us at info@blacksheepcycling.cc so we can offer your place to someone waiting.

01 / Rider details
02 / Ride selection Distance
03 / Emergency contact
04 / Participant waiver and risk acknowledgement

Event and participant

I apply to participate in Man Ride 2026, a self-supported 100 km or 200 km road ride organised by Black Sheep Performance Apparel Pty Ltd ABN 89 606 647 241 on 3 October 2026.

I confirm that I will be at least 16 years old on the event date. If I am under 18, my parent or legal guardian must also provide consent.

Self-supported ride

I understand that this is not a closed-road race, guided tour or fully supported event. Roads remain open to traffic.

I am responsible for my preparation, navigation, food, water, clothing, medication, bicycle, repairs, transport and decision to continue or withdraw. A ride leader helps coordinate a group but does not guarantee my safety, pace, route completion, or mechanical or medical assistance.

Risk warning

Long-distance road cycling involves significant physical exertion and risks that may cause property damage, illness, serious injury or death. Risks include collisions with vehicles, bicycles, pedestrians, animals or objects; falls and rider error; traffic and intersections; roadworks, debris, potholes, gravel, wet or uneven surfaces; heat, rain, wind, storms and poor visibility; fatigue, dehydration, heat illness, overexertion and pre-existing conditions; equipment failure, punctures, navigation errors, separation from the group and delayed access to assistance.

I acknowledge that some risks are obvious or inherent and cannot be eliminated even when reasonable care is taken. I voluntarily accept the risks of travelling to, participating in and returning from the event.

Participant declarations

I confirm that I am medically and physically capable of attempting my selected distance and pace, or will seek medical advice where appropriate.

I will use a roadworthy bicycle, wear an approved and correctly fitted helmet, carry a working phone, have access to the route, and carry basic repair equipment, sufficient food and water, and any medication I may need.

I will comply with Queensland road rules, lawful directions and reasonable event safety instructions. I will not participate while affected by alcohol, illicit drugs or medication that makes riding unsafe.

Changes and conduct

The Organiser may change my group, ride leader, route or start time, or postpone, suspend or cancel the ride, where reasonably required for safety, weather, legal or operational reasons.

I may be asked to leave a group or the event if my conduct creates an unreasonable risk or materially disrupts the ride.

Emergency assistance

If I become ill, injured or unable to communicate, I authorise the Organiser, event personnel and emergency responders to obtain emergency assistance and contact my nominated emergency contact.

I remain responsible for costs charged to me by medical, ambulance, transport or other providers, subject to any rights I have under law or insurance.

Release and legal rights

To the maximum extent permitted by law, I release the Organiser and its directors, officers, employees, volunteers, contractors, sponsors and event personnel from liability for loss, damage, injury or death arising from the materialisation of an obvious or inherent risk of the event or my voluntary participation.

Nothing in this waiver excludes, restricts or modifies a right, consumer guarantee or liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, restricted or modified. The release does not apply to liability that the law prevents the Organiser from excluding, including liability arising from reckless conduct where the applicable law so provides.

Privacy and communications

I consent to the Organiser collecting and using my registration, contact, emergency, selection, consent and incident information to administer the event, process my ticket, communicate essential ride information, manage safety and respond to incidents.

Information may be shared with authorised event personnel, service providers and emergency responders where reasonably necessary. Black Sheep's privacy policy and applicable privacy law govern access, correction, retention and complaints.

Refunds and selection changes

I understand that entries, refund requests and ride-selection changes close at 11:59 pm AEST on 27 September 2026. Tickets are non-refundable from 28 September 2026, except where a refund or other remedy is required by law.

Parent or guardian acceptance for riders aged 16 or 17

I am the rider's parent or legal guardian. I consent to their participation and agree to the Man Ride 2026 Participant Waiver and Risk Acknowledgement on their behalf to the extent permitted by law.

No payment is required to join the waitlist. Joining does not guarantee a place.