In this newsletter from Bike Waikato: Next month is Bike Month Bike Month is an annual celebration of cycling held in February each year, with biking-related events run by a range of Waikato organisations including Bike Waikato, Hamilton City Council and Go Eco. Explore Kirikiriroa in one of the group rides, park your bike with…
In this newsletter from Bike Waikato: Introducing our new co-chairs Matt Leach and Melissa Smith have been nominated as the new co-chairs of Bike Waikato, following Richard Porter taking a step back from Bike Waikato after many years of service. Matt formed part of the inaugural Bike Waikato committee in 2019 to help get more…
In this newsletter from Bike Waikato: Our AGM in September resulted in five new people joining the Bike Waikato Committee. We would like to welcome Melissa, Kelli, Stephen, Benjamin and Chris on board to join Matt, Stu and Neil who have stayed on for another year. We’ve taken the last couple of months while councils…
This is the last post in our series where we are publishing the answers from candidates for the 2022 local elections who provided us with responses to active and sustainable transport questions. Working out who to vote for in the 2022 local elections can be a tough choice when it is hard to tell what…
This is the third post in our series where we are publishing the answers from candidates for the 2022 local elections who provided us with responses to active and sustainable transport questions. Working out who to vote for in the 2022 local elections can be a tough choice when it is hard to tell what…
The second in series of posts where we are publishing the answers from candidates for the 2022 local elections who provided us with responses to active and sustainable transport questions. Working out who to vote for in the 2022 local elections can be a tough choice when it is hard to tell what values candidates…
Working out who to vote for in the 2022 local elections can be a tough choice when it is hard to tell what values candidates are bringing to the table. Often we want to vote for candidates who understand the issues we face and can speak for our needs when it comes to investment, especially…
“It’s a smell the roses kind of thing.”
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.
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.
“Is it about a bicycle?” Whether it’s the literary world or real life, Maebh has a connection to cycling.
For the last 40 years Andrew has stayed a safe and enthusiastic bike-rider – all thanks to a hit and run.
When Robin McIntyre chose to buy an e-bike instead of a new car, the decision changed her life.