What previous riders thought
“I LOVE LOVE LOVE this ride. I have met some really great people, made new friends and look forward to catching up with them again each year. Roll on 2012!” Anon Survey Response
“A big thank you to all at BQ for making Cycle Qld 2011 an experience to remember. For a first timer I didn't know what to expect but was amazed at how smoothly everything went. Lorraine Statham, QLD
“Thanks for a great ride - well done! Cycle Queensland set a high standard for others to follow. It was worth coming from California just for the ride!” Craig Walker, USA
“I would like to congratulate BQ on an excellent 9 day event. The food was great, the company great and on the whole I don't think you could have done any better. Leonie Balsley, TAS
“I have a "bung" left knee and only took up bike riding to enable me to exercise without destroying my knee altogether, I was really worried about whether or not my knee would make the ride. I have proved to myself that bicycle riding is certainly good for "bung" knees…” Jean Cunningham (aged 60 years)
“Overall a wonderful experience. My first but not my last” Anon survey response.
And the survey says ....
Each year after CQ we ask the riders for feedback. Here is what the 253 survey respondents said in 2011.
Topic |
Rating - Very Good |
Rating - Good |
Cumulative Total |
| Overall experience | 79% | 20% | 99% |
| Support & instructions along the rout | 83% | 17% | 100% |
| Food |
61% |
38% | 99% |
| Entertainment | 43% | 53% | 96% |
| Showers & toilets | 35% | 59% | 94% |
| Campsite facilities & services | 62% | 37% | 99% |
| Volunteer support | 82% | 18% | 100% |
| Administration | 79% | 21% | 100% |
| Overall level of exertion | 6% Easy | 65% Medium | 71% |
| Would you recommend CQ to someone | 92% Yes, definitely | 7% Probably | 99% |
| Entry fee reasonable for what you get | 96% Yes | 96% |
Please visit the History page to find out more.
Cycle Queensland 2011 - Video Diary
For an insight into Cycle Queensland from a riders perspective check out this great video diary posted by our friend from across the ditch - Malcolm Archbold.
