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Auckland Summer Cycling Event Guide.

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Welcome.Get GOing by bike!

This summer there are plenty of opportunities to get GOing by bike in Auckland. In this guide, you will find a range of events and activities for all ages and abilities.

If your bike skills need a bit of a brush up, or you want to learn to ride for the first time, our extremely popular beginner bike sessions are back. We’re also holding a Summer Cycle Carnival on Queens Wharf with lots of fun activities and information on everything from mountain bike tracks to bike polo. The summer programme also includes events for commuters as well as local community activities for families and less confident riders.

This guide will help you to identify cycling events and opportunities in your area. The back of the guide has further cycling information to help you get out and about by bike.

REGISTRATION: All of the events in this guide are FREE! However, many of the events have limited numbers and pre-registration is essential. Be sure to check the event listing to determine if you need to register.

For more information on any of the events in this guide please visit www.cyclingsthego.co.nz or call Auckland Transport on 355 3553.

event listing.events for families.

Summer Cycle Carnival Pg. 4 Normanton Family Bike Fest Pg. 20

Manurewa Cycle Safety Carnival Pg. 18 Western Springs Family Bike Day Pg. 20

West Bike Fest Pg. 18 Sunnynook Family Bike Evenings Pg. 22

Papakura Cycle Safety Carnival Pg. 19 Bike It Series Pg. 22

Mahurangi Family Bike Day and Try-4-fun Tryathlon Pg. 19 Auckland Family Cycle Challenge Pg. 23

events for less confident riders and beginners (adults only).

Summer Cycle Carnival Pg. 4 Ride ’n’ Repair Stations Pg. 12

Beginner Bike Sessions for Adults Pg. 7 Go By Bike Day Pg. 14

Novice On-Road Training Pg. 8 Ride the Walkways Pg. 17

Intermediate On-Road Training Pg. 9 Bike It Series Pg. 22

The Basics of Bike Maintenance Pg. 10 ‘Try My Bike’ Wine and Cheese Evening Pg. 24

Guided Bike Rides for Less Confident Riders Pg. 11 BeSpoke Pg. 25

events for commuters and more experienced riders.

Summer Cycle Carnival Pg. 4 Bunch Riding Skills Sessions Pg. 16

Intermediate On-Road Training Pg. 9 Commuter Pit Stops Pg. 24

The Basics of Bike Maintenance Pg. 10 ‘Try My Bike’ Wine and Cheese Evening Pg. 24

Ride ‘n’ Repair Stations Pg. 12 BeSpoke Pg. 25

Go By Bike Day Pg. 14

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summer cycle carnival.Sunday 10 February, 10am – 4pm, Queens Wharf.

Don’t miss the first ever Auckland Summer Cycle Carnival! Head to Queens Wharf on Sunday 10 February to experience all things cycling. There will be something for all ages including:

• Obstacle course

• Puncture fixing tutorials

• Bike decorating

• Helmet fitting

• Cycle information stands for tips and advice

• Face painting

• Music and entertainment

• Plus lots more

Getting there:

Public transport is a great way to travel to the event. If you want to cycle, but can’t ride the whole way, don’t forget that you can take your bike for free on ferries and trains. Visit www.AT.co.nz for timetable information.

This is a free event brought to you by Auckland Transport. Registration is not required.


Beginner Bike sessions for adults.If you are new to riding, haven’t been on a bike for a while, or lack confidence, Auckland Transport has a number of free skills sessions for adults. Registration is essential for all courses and we recommend booking early, as places are limited.

This very relaxed practical session is run entirely off the road and provides plenty of opportunity to learn and practice the basics. At the session there will be separate ‘learn to ride’ instruction for anybody who has never ridden a bike, while other participants will practice changing gears, braking, and bike control. Bikes are provided for those who need one.

session details:

Orewa Tuesday 5 February 6pm – 8pm

Otara Tuesday 5 February 6pm – 8pm

Mount Roskill Wednesday 20 February 6pm – 8pm

Henderson Saturday 23 February 10am – 12pm

Te Atatu Saturday 2 March 10am – 12pm

Blockhouse Bay Wednesday 6 March 6pm – 8pm

Manurewa Thursday 7 March 6pm – 8pm

Takapuna Thursday 14 March 6pm – 8pm

Parnell Wednesday 20 March 6pm – 8pm

Glendowie Wednesday 3 April 6pm – 8pm

Pakuranga Thursday 4 April 6pm – 8pm

These are free sessions brought to you by Auckland Transport. Places are limited so pre-registration is essential. Register online at www.cyclingsthego.co.nz or phone 355 3553.

“ i had a great time at the beginner bike session – i had never ridden before and the tutors there were very patient and helpful and i was able to achieve more in that short space of time than i thought possible” - Theresa


novice on-road training.This practical on-road session is for adults who can comfortably ride a bike in off-road environments, but want to learn the basics for riding on quieter roads.

In order to attend this workshop you need to be able to ride with one hand for at least 3 seconds (so you can signal turns), and also be comfortable with looking behind you while riding. The workshop will cover basic safety and road rules followed by on-road riding including how to pass a parked car, turning left and right at controlled and un-controlled intersections, and navigating single-lane roundabouts. The course will be held on quieter roads only. No traffic lights or heavily trafficked roads will be used.

session details:

Orewa Saturday 9 February 9am – 2pm

Mangere Sunday 24 February 9am – 2pm

Takapuna Saturday 16 March 9am – 2pm

Point England Sunday 24 March 9am – 2pm

Point England Saturday 13 April 9am – 2pm


intermediate on-road training.This practical on-road session is for adults who have started cycling on the road but who lack confidence or want to pick up tips on riding safely in heavier traffic.

The practical workshop will give you tips and pointers to enable you to ride more confidently. The session will start on quiet streets, covering basic road positioning and turning left, right and straight through minor intersections. You will then progress to busier roads and cover riding in cycle lanes, negotiating roundabouts, traffic lights and more complex intersections.

session details:

Pakuranga Saturday 23 March 9am – 2pm

Point England Saturday 6 April 9am – 2pm


“ thank you very much for organising such a wonderful event. you have given us such a wonderful privilege to learn road cycling skills from an expert. i would definitely recommend this course to any cyclist who is

considering getting on the road.” - Ben


the Basics of Bike maintenance.This fun interactive workshop takes the mystery out of the bicycle.

Learn how to undertake a basic inspection of your bike to make sure it is in safe working order. At this practical session you will also learn how to check your brakes and gears, clean your bike and how to fix the dreaded flat tyre. Participants can bring their own bikes, or we can provide one to practice on.

session details:

Takapuna Thursday 7 February 6pm – 8pm

Glenfield Thursday 14 February 6pm – 8pm

Papatoetoe Tuesday 19 February 6pm – 8pm

Orewa Thursday 21 February 6pm – 8pm

Three Kings Wednesday 27 February 6pm – 8pm

Grey Lynn Tuesday 12 March 6pm – 8pm

Papakura Tuesday 19 March 6pm – 8pm

New Lynn Thursday 21 March 6pm – 8pm

Orakei Wednesday 27 March 6pm – 8pm

Pukekohe Tuesday 2 April 6pm – 8pm


guided Bike rides for less confident riders.If you’ve just learned to ride a bike for the first time, or have recently got back on a bike after some years, these guided rides are for you.

They are specially designed for beginners and less confident adults to help you practice your new skills. The routes include off-road cycleways, shared paths and a few quieter streets. An experienced guide will lead the ride and provide friendly advice along the way.

session details:

Waikaraka to Ambury Farm Tuesday 19 February 6pm – 8pm

Kingsland to Point Chevalier Friday 8 March 6pm – 8pm

Wattle Downs to Weymouth Thursday 21 March 6pm – 8pm

Mechanics Bay to the Bridge Wednesday 27 March 6pm – 8pm

Pakuranga to Farm Cove Saturday 6 April 9am – 11am

Devonport to Belmont Saturday 20 April 9am – 11am

These are free rides brought to you by Auckland Transport. Places are limited so pre-registration is essential. Register by emailing [email protected] or call Julian on 021 154 8371.


ride ‘n’ repair stations.If you like to go for Sunday morning bike rides on Auckland’s recreational cycleways, keep an eye out for Auckland Transport’s Ride ‘n’ Repair stations.

The stations will be set up beside popular off-road cycleways on Sunday mornings offering cyclists a free cycle safety check. There will also be bikes available for anybody without a bike to enjoy a short ride along the cycleway.

Free bike bells will be on offer to help cyclists and pedestrians share the path more safely. As well as having your bike checked by a mechanic and having a bell fitted, you will find information at the stations about places to ride as well as cycle events and cycle skills courses.

Ride ‘n’ Repair stations will be appearing from early January to the end of April from 10am – 12pm.

location details:

Western Reserve, Orewa Sunday 3 February 10am – 12pm

Henderson Park, Henderson Sunday 10 February 10am – 12pm

Kiwi Esplanade, Mangere Bridge Sunday 17 February 10am – 12pm

Western Reserve, Orewa Sunday 3 March 10am – 12pm

Olympic Park, New Lynn Sunday 10 March 10am – 12pm

Rotary Shared Path, Farm Cove Sunday 17 March 10am – 12pm

Western Reserve, Orewa Sunday 7 April 10am – 12pm

Henderson Park, Henderson Sunday 14 April 10am – 12pm

These are free events brought to you by Auckland Transport. Registration is not required.


go By Bike day. Wednesday 13 February.

Go By Bike Day is a national day to encourage more New Zealanders to get GOing by bike. Held in February every year, New Zealanders are encouraged to leave their cars at home and cycle to work, school or the shops.

The day is an opportunity for regular cyclists to inspire family, friends and colleagues to go for a ride, or for workplaces and schools to get on board and hold their own cycle event.

Go By Bike Day will have a new look in Auckland this year with smaller, more local pit stops located near workplaces or popular cycleways replacing the traditional breakfast events. This will make it easier for cyclists to encourage colleagues to give it a go. Each pit stop will have a drink, snack and cycle safety resources for anybody who arrives by bike between 7am and 9am. Some of the pit stops will be at cafés, while others will have a coffee cart for passing commuters.

Pit stop locations will be listed on www.cyclingsthego.co.nz from early February.



Bunch riding skills sessions.

Keen to enjoy the benefits of riding in a bunch? Looking for ways to

better enjoy your training? Want to be better prepared for an event?

Want to ride safely and confidently to Good Bunch principles?

Please register to join one of our practical 3 hour sessions that are designed to help you ride more safely and with more confidence in groups of cyclists.

session details:

Point England Sunday 3 March 7am – 10am

North Harbour Sunday 10 March 7am – 10am

These are free sessions brought to you by Auckland Transport. Places are limited so pre-registration is essential. Register by emailing your details to [email protected]

ride the WalkWays.Come along for a recreational bike ride and explore some of Manukau’s larger pathways. All rides are from 5:30pm – 6:30pm. For more information visit www.clmnz.co.nz

the ride schedule:

Wattle Downs Esplanade Meet at 48 Carnoustie Drive, Wattle Downs

Thursday 14 February and Wednesday 6 March

Rotary Walkway Meet at 105 Prince Regent Drive, Pakuranga

Wednesday 20 February and Wednesday 20 March

Otara Walkway Meet in main carpark at Ngati Otara Park, Otara Road, Otara

Wednesday 27 February

Weymouth Foreshore Walkway Meet in Weymouth Park at Gibbons Road carpark

Wednesday 13 March

Kiwi Esplanade Meet at main carpark at Eastern end of Kiwi Esplanade, Mangere Bridge

Wednesday 27 March

These are free rides brought to you by Auckland Council with support from Counties Manukau Sport and Bike Barn. Registration is not required.


manureWa cycle safety carnival.Sunday 3 February, 12pm – 4pm, Te Matariki Clendon Community Centre, 17 Palmers Road, Manurewa.

For the very first time, we will be bringing our Cycle Safety Carnival to the people of Manurewa. Gather on the fields near the Clendon Community Centre for a day of cycling fun! There will be skills courses, bike checks and giveaways.


West Bike fest.Saturday 16 February, 10am – 1pm, Corban’s Estate, Henderson.

The West Bike Fest is an annual celebration of family oriented cycling. It’s ‘wheely’ great fun for all the family. Pimp your bike, ride the trail and visit the cycle stalls for tips, advice and information. Win great spot prizes and enter the draw to win top quality cycling prizes.

So bring your family, your bikes and your sense of fun and take part in the West Bike Fest where you are an important link in the great cycling chain.


papakura cycle safety carnival.Sunday 10 March, 12pm – 4pm, Ardmore Airport, 511 Harvard Lane, Ardmore.

This is a free community family fun day where you’ll have the opportunity to ride on the runway just like a plane! Come and enjoy a day of fun on bikes. There will be activities for all the family.


mahurangi family Bike day and try-4-fun tryathlon.Sunday 17 March, 10am – 2pm, Snells Beach Reserve.

Bring your bike to the beach and have a go at the Tryathlon or participate in the Family Bike Day activities. We’ll have a cycle safety check clinic, a cycle obstacle course, and professional cycling instructors to help hone your skills. You can ride your bike along the beach path, on the grass or in the quiet streets around the reserve. We’ll also have a sausage sizzle and coffee van. Bring a picnic, your family and friends! The Tryathlon is being run by Mahurangi Community Sport and Recreation. Registration and information for the Tryathlon can be found at www.sportsground.co.nz/mahusport

The Family Bike Day is a free event brought to you by Auckland Transport. Registration is not required. Registration and a small fee are required to enter the Tryathlon which is brought to you by Mahurangi Community Sport and Recreation.


normanton family Bike fest.Sunday 24 March, 3pm – 5pm, Normanton Reserve, Glenfield.

A family focussed bike festival organised by the Kaipataki Community Co-ordinators. Bring the family down to the park where you’ll find trained instructors running fun bike activities and skills challenges. There will be some bikes available, and you’re welcome to bring your own. Bring your own picnic and join in this local community event.

This is a free event brought to you by the Kaipataki Community Co-ordinators and Auckland Transport. Registration is not required.

Western springs family Bike day.Saturday 6 April, 11am – 2pm, Western Springs.

Bring your bikes to Western Springs Park (near the playground) for a bike maintenance check & helmet check. Have-a-go on the confidence course and get your face-painted. There will be helpful cycling information and advice provided from friendly Auckland Transport staff. So come on down to the Western Springs Family Bike Day.


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sunnynook family Bike evenings.Tue 12 Feb, Tue 19 Feb, Tue 26 Feb, Tue 5 Mar, 6pm – 7:30pm, Sunnynook Park.

The Sunnynook Community Centre is hosting a series of free family bike evenings for families living near the Sunnynook Park. Bring the family down to the park where you’ll find trained instructors running fun bike activities and skill challenges. Bring your own picnic and join in this local community event that’s into its third year and growing in popularity.

Registration is essential by phoning Bronwyn or Marion on 410 4902 or email them at [email protected]

This is a free event brought to you by the Sunnynook Community Centre in association with Auckland Transport. Pre-registration is essential.

Bike it series.Join Cycle West on one of their Bike It series rides. Each ride has a special theme and is suitable for both children and adults. Building on the successful Halloween and Christmas picnic rides that took place last year, this summer’s programme will include a Valentine’s ride and Easter egg hunt. The rides occur on and around the Twin Streams cycleway in Henderson.

Find details for the Bike It series rides at www.cyclingsthego.co.nz or by contacting Sport Waitakere. Registration is essential by contacting Rochelle Young at Sport Waitakere on 966 3120 or emailing her at [email protected]

This is a free event brought to you by Cycle West. Cycle West is an Auckland Council led project in association with Sport Waitakere. Registration is essential.

auckland family cycle challenge.Grab your bike and get to know some great Auckland parks by bike this summer.

The Auckland Family Cycle Challenge provides the perfect excuse to get your family out and about on bikes this summer. Visit the Auckland Transport website to find the downloadable question sheets for a fun way to explore some of Auckland’s great family friendly cycle parks and trails. All you have to do is choose the park or parks you wish to explore, print out the questions, and get started!

You will answer questions such as -

• How many black and orange poles are there on the beach next to the reserve?

• How many picnic tables are there by the children’s playground?

• Which stream does the Corban Art Bridge cross?

Download the questions now from www.cyclingsthego.co.nz

parks currently in the challenge are:

Northern Parks:Onepoto Domain, Northcote | Shepherds Park, Beach Haven | Sunnynook Park, Sunnynook | Western Reserve, Orewa | Snells Beach Reserve, Snells Beach

Central Parks:Grey Lynn Park, Grey Lynn | Waiatarua Reserve, Waiatarua | Western Springs Park, Western Springs

Western Parks: Henderson Park Project Twin Streams Opanuku Route, Henderson | Harbourview-Orangihana Park, Te Atatu Peninsula

Southern ParksTe Araroa Trail – Kiwi Esplanade, Mangere Bridge | The Rotary Track, Farm Cove, Pakuranga | Sir Barry Curtis Park, Botany Downs

More parks will be added throughout the year so please check back regularly.


commuter pit stops.

Commuter Pit Stops will be popping up over the summer to reward commuter cyclists for your efforts and to provide a little incentive for those who are new to riding to work. Look out for the Pit Stops appearing in February and March along popular cycle routes and near workplaces.

Details of locations will be regularly updated on www.cyclingsthego.co.nz.


‘try my Bike’ Wine and cheese evening.Wednesday 13 March, 6pm – 8pm, Lake House Arts Centre, Fred Thomas Drive, Takapuna.

Join us for a fun, relaxed evening of cheese, wine and bicycles! Test ride a wide variety of female-friendly bicycles and have your questions answered by seasoned cycle divas and bicycle experts. Indulge your passion; try different colours, shapes and designs to find out which bike is perfect for you. See you there!

This is a free event brought to you by Auckland Transport in partnership with Frocks on Bikes. Pre-registration is essential by visiting www.cyclingsthego.co.nz or phoning 355 3553.

Bespoke.Sunday 10 March, Midday – 6pm, Silo Park, Wynyard Quarter.

Local designers come together with the latest stylish cycles and accessories. Market stalls, street food, music, fashion shows and more. Details at www.silopark.co.nz

This is a free event presented by Frocks on Bikes, Cycle Action Auckland and Waterfront Auckland in collaboration with the Fashion Festival and in association with Auckland Transport. Registration is not required.


event calendar feBruary. event calendar march.1 Fri

2 Sat

16 Sat

WEST: West Bike Fest

3 Sun

SOUTH: Manurewa Cycle Safety Carnival NORTH: Ride ‘n’ Repair Station

17 Sun

SOUTH: Ride ‘n’ Repair Station

4 Mon

18 Mon

5 Tue

SOUTH: Beginner Bike Session NORTH: Beginner Bike Session

19 Tue

SOUTH: Bike Maintenance Workshop NORTH: Sunnynook Bike Evening SOUTH: Guided Bike Ride

6 Wed

WAITANGI DAY 20 Wed

CENTRAL: Beginner Bike Session

7 Thu

NORTH: Bike Maintenance Workshop21 Thu

NORTH: Bike Maintenance Workshop

8 Fri

22 Fri

9 Sat

NORTH: Novice On-Road Training23 Sat

WEST: Beginner Bike Session

10 Sun

CENTRAL: Summer Cycle Carnival WEST: Ride ‘n’ Repair Station

24 Sun

SOUTH: Novice On-Road Training

11 Mon

25 Mon

12 Tue

NORTH: Sunnynook Family Bike Evening26 Tue

NORTH: Sunnynook Family Bike Evening

13 Wed

REGIONAL: Go By Bike Day27

WedCENTRAL: Bike Maintenance Workshop

14 Thu

NORTH: Bike Maintenance Workshop28 Thu

15 Fri

1 Fri

2 Sat

WEST: Beginner Bike Session16 Sat

NORTH: Novice On-Road Training

3 Sun

NORTH: Ride ‘n’ Repair Station CENTRAL: Bunch Riding Skills Sessions

17 Sun

SOUTH: Ride ‘n’ Repair Station NORTH: Mahurangi Family Bike Day

4 Mon

18 Mon

5 Tue

NORTH: Sunnynook Family Bike Evening19 Tue

SOUTH: Bike Maintenance Workshop

6 Wed

CENTRAL: Beginner Bike Session 20 Wed

CENTRAL: Beginner Bike Session

7 Thu

SOUTH: Beginner Bike Session21 Thu

WEST: Bike Maintenance Workshop SOUTH: Guided Bike Ride

8 Fri

CENTRAL: Guided Bike Ride22 Fri

9 Sat

23 Sat

SOUTH: Intermediate On-Road Training

10 Sun

SOUTH: Papakura Cycle Safety Carnival WEST: Ride ‘n’ Repair StationNORTH: Bunch Riding Skills Session CENTRAL: Bespoke

24 Sun

NORTH: Normanton Family Bike Fest CENTRAL: Novice On-Road Training

11 Mon

25 Mon

12 Tue

CENTRAL: Bike Maintenance Workshop26 Tue

13 Wed

NORTH: ‘Try My Bike’27

WedCENTRAL: Bike Maintenance Workshop CENTRAL: Guided Bike Ride

14 Thu

NORTH: Beginner Bike Session28 Thu

15 Fri

29 Fri

EASTER

30 Sat

31 Sun


more cycling opportunities.BMX.

BMX racing is a true family sport. Riders range in age from 3 to over 70! There are several BMX tracks and clubs in Auckland. They can be found in Albany, Pakuranga, Papakura, Pukekohe, Ranui and St Johns. New members are always welcome. Visit www.bikenz.org.nz for details of these clubs and all the information you need to get started in BMX.

Mountain Biking.

Mountain biking is one of the most popular ways to enjoy New Zealand’s great outdoors. For some, it can mean a quiet family ride through a forest, while for others it can be an exciting downhill ride negotiating technical jumps and turns. Whatever level you aspire to, there are plenty of opportunities in Auckland including specialist trails and scenic parks. Visit www.bikenz.org.nz for details of mountain bike parks, clubs and all the information you need to get started in mountain biking.

Road and Track Cycling.

Road cycling is a popular activity for many New Zealanders. There are many informal/social bunches that go out at various times from various locations. Bike shops are a good source of information on these rides. For track cycling, the Manukau Velodrome has regular training and racing nights every week. Visit www.bikenz.org.nz for information on road and track cycling clubs in Auckland and for details of races and events.

Bike Polo.

Auckland Bike Polo started in 2008 and is gaining momentum with new players turning up for games every week. Games are played on Sunday afternoons at the Howe St – Beresford St tennis courts in central Auckland and on Wednesday and Friday evenings at the Mt Albert War Memorial Reserve. New players are always welcome and you don’t need any special equipment. To find out more visit auckland.bikepolo.org.nz

Recycling Bikes for Refugees.

Refugees as Survivors NZ (RASNZ) is recycling old bikes and giving them to refugee families in Auckland. So if you’re not using your bike, don’t let it rust in the garage, the volunteer team at RASNZ will give the bike a makeover and see that it gets to a refugee family that will use it. Volunteers are also required to collect, store and repair old bikes. To find out how to donate a bike or to volunteer, please visit www.aucklandras.org.nz/Views/Community/Bikes.htm

Tumeke Cycle Space – DIY Bicycle Workshop.

Tumeke Cycle Space is a non-profit, community-run, DIY bicycle workshop in Auckland. It’s a place where people can fix, build and learn about bikes in a safe and inclusive environment. Tools, knowledge, and training is provided with a focus on teaching people how to fix their own bikes.

The workshop is located at 27 Edinburgh Street, Newton and is open every Sunday from 11am – 3pm and some Wednesday evenings. Visit www.tumekecyclespace.org.nz for details.


commute.Discover Commute.

Transport is a major issue for businesses in Auckland, but there are many commuting options such as carpooling, public transport, teleworking, walking and cycling that can make a real difference.

Free support at your workplace.

The Auckland Transport Commute team make it easy to introduce cycling at your workplace. The team can visit your workplace with a programme of events and support to provide staff with the skills, information and confidence to give cycling a go.

Choose any part of the four part programme that is most suited to your workplace and staff needs, or use all of it. It’s your choice!

Here is what the Commute team can offer your workplace:

• FREE introduction to cycling session

• FREE bike maintenance workshop

• FREE cycle training course and guided rides

• FREE trial bike

“i had a bike that i wasn’t using. i am now using it to get to work every day. i think it was a great service. thank you auckland transport.” – Botany Town Centre Employee

To express an interest in any of the above sessions or to find out more about the AT Commute Programme, go to www.aucklandtransport.govt.nz/commute

cycling’s the go on the auckland transport WeBsite.

Cycling’s the Go! Whether you want to ride to the shops, explore the region’s parks, get fit, commute to work or just spend time with the kids, Auckland Transport has a range of information and events to help you discover the fun and freedom of riding a bike.

Many of the events are listed in this guide, but the cycling pages on the Auckland Transport website have everything else you need to know to Get GOing by bike.

Go for a family adventure by bike via our Family Cycle Challenge, or download a cycle map to help plan your commute. You will also find information on fitting your bike helmet, tips for riding on the road, links to cycling groups and organisations, and information on featured scenic rides across Auckland.

The website is also the place to register online for lots of the events and cycle training activities in this guide.

visit www.cyclingsthego.co.nz


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