2nd Update 9 January 2012: Thanks all for heads up – found some of the cafe property in Brunswick. It’s been outside for a while, left unsecure,  in the rain & very damaged. Can’t find valuable equipment, i.e.: display cabinet, kitchen equipment, dozens of framed prints, 2 group coffee machine etc. These are probably still at 562 High St, Thornbury or unknown.
The rental payments for the cafe were never in arrears since we commenced trading in 2009. Human Powered Cycles P/L  issued incorrect sub lease invoices to the cafe for …

Dear all,
On Monday morning, 11 October 2011, Bill Bretherton of Human Powered Cycles took adversarial possession of our cafe business at 562 High Street, Thornbury & changed locks without prior communication.
This despite a prior mediation process and agreement at Department of Justice.
We request that all our friends & colleagues to remain calm until this situation is dealt with via legal means.

Dear all,
We will be soon be leaving the Human Powered Cafe & we would like to give all our friends & lovely customers over the last few years the chance to see the cafe in it’s present state, over the weekend of 8th-9th October, before we leave.

Andy Rogers is having a exhibition of his photos taken at three rounds of the recent Dirty Deeds CX race series.  The exhibition is in our lounge area & the kitchen south wall during our usual opening hours until further notice: i.e.:  they all get sold or someone does something silly.
For more details, see Andy’s photo blog at Fame & Spear. Photos are available for $35, although Andy assures us that a ” ‘friend of the photographer’ discount” option is also available.

In celebration of the 2011 Tour de France, we’re pleased to announce the cafe has three prints on display from the Cycling History Collection, two of which are available for purchase.