At Bike Waikato we believe everyone should be able to move around safely using the transport mode that best suits their trip. More and more people are recognising the benefits of jumping on a bike, the feeling of the wind through your hair and a smile on your face.
A lot of the time our roads and public spaces don’t make bike riders feel safe.
Do you want to help promote better transport choices?
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Become a Bike Waikato volunteer.
our work
To campaign for safer places to ride bikes, and
Empower people to get on a bike and gain more freedom.
what do we do
latest posts
Life in the Bike Lane: Colin Stokes
“It’s a smell the roses kind of thing.”
Life in the Bike Lane: Kiri Crossland
As per her Instagram bio, Kiri Crossland is “just another pākehā queer femme on the internet.” She is a regular bike rider and works as a Transport Planner for MRCagney.
Life in the Bike Lane: Georgina O’Brien
There are many different reasons for someone to ride a bike. Environmental, health, traffic, and economical reasons, to name just a few. But for 62-year-old Georgina O’Brien, e-bikes have helped her, and her family relive their youth.
Life in the Bike Lane: Maebh Long
“Is it about a bicycle?” Whether it’s the literary world or real life, Maebh has a connection to cycling.
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