Hip hip hooray for Bike Valet!
Bike Valet is now popping up at all sorts of high-profile events. What is it, how did it come about, and why was 2024 such a milestone year for the service?
Local election resources
We’ve gathered everything you need to make an informed vote this local election. Before you vote, check out this page.
Here’s what Auckland Mayoral candidates think about bikes
Six of the candidates for Auckland’s mayor have taken the Bikeable Auckland Pledge. Find out what they think about bikes and cycling.
Why Biketober totally rules
We asked our team to tell us why Biketober matters to them, and why we want to make this year’s Biketober more impactful than ever.
Biketober 2025 – Auckland’s month of cycle magic rolls in!
From vintage flair to disco lights, adaptive cycling to storytelling nights, Biketober 2025 promises something for everyone—whether you’re a seasoned rider, a curious newcomer, or just love a good party on wheels. Check out these highlights from the calendar.
Are you voting in the Albert-Eden-Puketāpapa ward? Here’s what your candidates think about bikes.
Sixteen candidates in Albert-Eden-Puketāpapa took the Bikeable Auckland Pledge, signalling strong cross-sector support for transforming the region’s transport landscape. Make sure to read their comments to understand their position on the issues which matter most to you.
Future Leaders Back Safer Cycling for Auckland
Forty candidates vying for leadership roles in Auckland’s upcoming local elections have pledged to prioritise the creation of a safe, connected cycling network across the region.
Why Your Local Vote Matters: Bobby Shen on Bikes, Boards, and Better Streets
Local government can sometimes feel distant, yet it has a huge influence on our daily lives. From the bus lanes we rely on, to the crossings outside our universities, to the cycleways we wish existed in our neighbourhoods – local boards and councils are the ones shaping them.
My big dream for Auckland
Imagine the world’s most bikeable harbour city, where every person from school kids in Māngere to commuters in Albany feels safe, empowered, and inspired to ride a bike. A region where cycling isn’t just possible, it’s joyful, fast, and part of the everyday rhythm of life.
