Bike Avondale Halloween Party
Get Ready for the infamous Bike Avondale Halloween party on Friday! Face paint, games, spot prizes, bike mechanic, free bike lights, food and drink.
Get Ready for the infamous Bike Avondale Halloween party on Friday! Face paint, games, spot prizes, bike mechanic, free bike lights, food and drink.
A relaxed 10 km loop safari ride that takes you through some beautiful reserves in Grey Lynn and on great new cycle paths in Point Chevalier.
Te Ara I Whiti, the Lightpath was a bold idea to repurpose a disused motorway off-ramp and turn it into a path for people. Without the early spark and persuasive energy of Bike Auckland’s Max Robitzsch and Barb Cuthbert, it might still be an unrealised concept. Fast forward ten years, and we want to mark this milestone with all of you! Please join us for a celebratory event on the morning of Wednesday 3 December.
This 7 km Safari Ride takes you through the most festive parts of central Auckland, and stops off for ice cream! Recommended ages 12 and up.
The loop includes flat valley riding, shaded bush sections, and gentle climbs with views back across the river - no mountain bike needed.
Explore Māngere Bridge and the wider neighbourhood by bike with your whānau.
Pump those tyres, bling those spokes, glam the rack, and let's ride!
Celebrate Pride in Puketāpapa with a welcoming bike meet-up and 5km ride, then train into the city to the Pride Rave.
Bike Pals are throwing a FREE Pride bike rave on wheels! Music, lights + an easy waterfront ride ending at Silo Park.
Join us for a whānau friendly cycle to the beach!
Meet us at Bike Hub Queen’s Wharf with your beach gear and your bike!
Join us for a whānau friendly cycle to the beach!
Meet us at Bike Hub Grey Lynn with your beach gear and your bike!
Join the Puhinui Peninsula Safari Ride! Experience new cycling infrastructure through Mangere Bridge and learn how you can ride all the way to the airport on cycle paths.
Join your friendly gaybourhood Bike Pals for a casual group ride from Kingsland to Pt Chev!
Sustainable gardens by sustainable transport. What could be better? A group ride to visit gardens finishing with refreshments.
Bike Te Atatu and friends will ride on the newly-opened Te Whau Pathway the day after the official opening.
