A new bike track in Mt Roskill – opening day, Saturday 25 July

Jul 21, 2015
A new bike track in Mt Roskill – opening day, Saturday 25 July

Jolisa

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Here’s another great playground learn-to-ride bike track to add to our recent list!

The revamped Turner Reserve in Mt Roskill is having a (re)Open Day on Saturday 25 July, from 10am to 1pm.

BYO bike, or try out the bike track with one of AT’s loan bikes on the day. Friendly instructors will be on hand to help out. And if you bring your gumboots, you can help plant a tree with the Friends of Oakley Creek.

Turner Reserve is on the corner of May Rd and Glynn St, next to the fabulous May Rd School.

(Make a day of it and visit the new Hinaki Eel Trap Bridge in Mt Roskill Memorial Park!)

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A new bike track in Mt Roskill – opening day, Saturday 25 July

By Jolisa

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