Richard ‘Dick’ Grant (right) and Mark Lyons edge the blue team towards Broome on day fourteen.

The Garmin trip computers are keeping riders up to date on their average speeds, distance travelled, temperature etc right throughout the 15,000 kilometre journey.

Mark Lyons of the blue team appreciates the support of sponsors like Primus Telecom and Bicycles INC.

The MFB (Melbourne Fire Brigade) and HOSTPLUS – helping awareness of prostate cancer around Australia.

Blue team crew member, Norm Olsen, relaxes before another rider changeover near Broome as another road-train speeds towards him.

Giant TCR’s are the bikes of choice for the riders on the 2010 HOSTPLUS Pedal 4 Prostate Ride Around Australia.

HOSTPLUS are proudly supporting the Pedal 4 Prostate Ride Around Australia.

Blue team crew member Stephen Shipperlee, complete in Beraldo Coffee attire, prepares a 4am brew for the team around 150 kilometres from Broome.

Spirits were high among the blue team as riders stopped for a coffee break compliments of crew member Stephen Shipperlee early in the morning on day fourteen.

Riders help themselves to coffee as barista Stephen Shipperlee sports some top-end dressware on another warm morning.

Riders from the MFB (Melbourne Fire Brigade) continue their epic 15,000 kilometre journey around Australia.

Riders and support staff of the blue team flex their muscles on Cable Beach near Broome. It was the first time the team had hit the surf anywhere on the ride so far after more than 8,000 kilometres.

Mark Lyons of the blue team shows us his body surfing skills in Cable Beach near Broome where they completed their ride.

Mark Lyons of the blue team awaits a rider changeover beneath a highway number one sign near Fitzroy Crossing around 11pm.