Tommy has ridden over 11,000+ km across Australia to raise awareness of young stroke and fund childhood stroke research

Read the blog about it here.

The key takeaways

The riding date is the 18th of October, 2026, and the starting line is down at Geelong, if you're doing the 135km, like Tommy!

The link to donate for this event is HERE. All proceeds go towards the Stroke Foundation, specifically Childhood Stroke.

Alright, saddle up, this is going to be a 135km ride AROUND THE BAY!

The HOWLONG RIDE is over.

Check out all the points and let the page tell you our story, on what we’ve achieved, TOGETHER.

We were fundraising for the Stroke Foundation, Australia’s leading national charity.

This is a documentary that Jack Pardy and Tommy made to enter the Focus on Ability 2026 short film festival. They have been nominated as finalists! To view 👇🏼

This is me standing on the beach at the tip of Cape York, having completed my 4 Points journey.

When I was 12, I suffered a stroke, and my life changed forever. What became clear to me was that this wasn’t where my life stopped. Instead, that’s where it began!

Join us as we embark on yet another adventure.

Howlong to Canberra, riding to the steps of parliament for Childhood Stroke research. 

I’m doing this to promote inclusion through bike riding and increase awareness that stroke can happen at any age, while raising money to help find an answer as to why strokes happen at such a young age!

A person standing on a sandy beach with a metal detector, looking out at the ocean. The sky is partly cloudy, and there is a piece of driftwood on the sand nearby.

My name is Tommy Quick.

The logo of AZUB with the slogan 'the joy of riding' underneath.

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