What's on

Join the Movement for Mental Health Awareness: Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer 2025

Join the Movement for Mental Health Awareness: Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer 2025

Quick Overview

The Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer 2025 is more than just a motorbike event—it’s a call to action to spark conversations about mental health, break down stigmas, and promote suicide prevention.

Where Is It?

The Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer 2025 will take place on 16 March 2025, with local rides beginning in Beerwah and Fernvale. If you can’t make them, don’t worry—you can still participate virtually from anywhere in Australia. Whether you join in person or online, you’ll be part of a powerful movement for mental health awareness.

What Should I Bring?

To make the most of your ride, here’s a checklist:

  • Your motorbike in good working condition
  • Protective riding gear, including a helmet
  • A valid license and registration
  • Water and snacks to stay hydrated and fuelled

Don’t forget to grab your exclusive rider kit when you register—it includes embroidered patches and bike stickers to commemorate your participation.

How Long Does It Take?

As the name suggests, the Black Dog Ride 1 Dayer 2025, plan for a full day dedicated to raising awareness, connecting with fellow riders, and making a difference for mental health.

What Else Should I Know About It?

This event is about more than the ride—it’s about the message. With 1 in 5 Australians experiencing mental health challenges each year and 8 Australians losing their lives to suicide daily, the Black Dog Ride is a powerful way to promote awareness, encourage connection, and foster acceptance.

Your participation helps spread the word and supports those in need, showing that mental illness is an illness like any other—and help is available.

This event is proudly supported by RPM Moto.

Get Involved

Photography

Black Dog Ride in the Pilbara by Photographer Roger Clark, ENVY Photography

The newsletter

The weekend ahead, in your inbox

New places to go and what's on around South East Queensland. Unsubscribe any time.

On the map

Filed under

Have you been? Leave a comment

Tell other readers what it was like, or share a tip. Your email address is never shown, and comments are checked before they appear.

0 Comments

Reply to this comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *