Pumped! The story of the Grey Lynn Pump Track
Like bees to a honey pot they come – to the new pump track in Grey Lynn Park! After school and all weekend long, kids of all ages and sizes, […]
Bring back the school bike run!
Jonny Webster from Bike Te Atatu writes with news of some smart kids exercising their right to ride… A cancelled bus route has inadvertently helped a group of West Auckland […]
You won’t believe our most popular blog post ever…
A couple of years ago during the school holidays, we threw together a list of great places to ride with little kids – beyond the driveway, the neighbourhood park, and the local school […]
Women in Urbanism – widening the conversation about our cities
Women in Urbanism Aotearoa is an exciting addition to the urbanist scene. I’ve been privileged to be part of the formation of this new group, which emerged in June with a social […]
Cycling Without Age – the right to wind in your hair
I adore travelling on public transport with my bike, and chatting with fellow travellers – almost every trip sends me home with a head full of stories. On Thursday night, returning home from […]
Bike challenge champ, volunteer extraordinaire
This blog was originally published in 2017. Since then Duncan has joined the Board of Bike Auckland and is now the Deputy Chair. And if you are wondering…all board member […]
Tumeke to move – new home wanted!
The wonderful “let’s fix it together” volunteers at Tumeke Cycle Space are looking for a new home. Their current location in Newton, shared with the Tangleball makerspace collective on Edinburgh Street, is slated for […]
Every little bit adds up – Saul’s ten years of biking
Saul Parkinson looks back on a decade of biking to work, crunches the numbers, and peers into the future… Small individual actions can seem insignificant, unless we take a more […]
Photo of the week: Self-portrait
Self-portrait [noun]: a portrait of oneself, made by oneself This week’s image comes to us from Carl Wells, aka @djfriendlyman on Instagram, who explains how it came to be created… There’s no better excuse for […]
