Meri Kirihimete 2023!
It’s December again and Kirihimete (Christmas) is rapidly approaching! We’ve put together a few ideas to get you relaxed, creative, and feeling the vibes. Getting into the Spirit of Kirihimete […]
We have limited edition stem caps!
Showing your support for a more connected cycle network in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland just got cooler with our limited edition Liberate the Lane stem caps! Read on for the backstory, […]
Serendipity on wheels – when a commute becomes a community
When he took up bike commuting, Duncan Laidlaw discovered that going by bike doesn’t just have to be a method of transport – it can be a part of your social […]
Weather to ride
Our wonderful resident storyteller Simon Vincent is back with a story of how when you’re on a bike, every cloud has a silvery lining… It is a cliché, which is nevertheless […]
Take a Two-Mile Tour or a Four-K Frolic – but above all, take a friend!
So many people are out there, hankering to hop on a bike! How many? Well, Auckland Transport’s own research reckons 60% of Aucklanders would ride if the roads were more welcoming. And […]
Be a Part of It! 10 Things To Love about New York’s 5 Boro Bike Tour
On the first Sunday in May, our NYC correspondent Gemma Gracewood went for a springtime bike ride through the city… with 32,000 other people. Here’s her report, with fantastic photos. New York, […]
Why I ride – a guest post by Simon Vincent
We ride for a variety of reasons; convenience, health, sense of freedom, cost savings, environmental concerns and fitness, to name but a few. But the thing that keeps me riding […]
“Here began all my dreams”: on the romance of bicycles
A guest post by writer and new bike romantic Maria Majsa On Valentine’s Day this year I didn’t get roses, I got a bike. A handsome, shiny black upright. You […]
Lady bike advocate – Jessica Rose
Jessica Rose is the brains behind the inaugural Cycle Action Bike Gang Challenge at Open Streets on Sunday April 12. She explains how she fell in love with biking, with the aim of encouraging […]
