Bike Waikato will be in the Museum car park with our Bike Valet service so you can leave the car at home, bike to the Museum, and leave your bike securely with us while you explore the festival. The perfect, hassle-free day out. Hamilton City Council and its Museum team have come together to bring...
Let’s come together as a community, and enjoy a morning tea together. Tea, coffee, water—you choose! Maybe a bite of a scone, big breakfast, or something other? Surprise us 😛 No topics set, get to know other fellow Bike Waikato members who can make it and just do whatever humans organically do. The venue for...
Join us for the second annual Bike Month ride from Kirikiriroa to Ngaaruawaahia (& back) on the Te Awa River Ride. Registrations open 15th of January. More info about the trail https://www.te-awa.org.nz/ngaruawahia-to-hamilton/ Starting at Hamilton Gardens and travelling to The Point in Ngaaruawaahia the 52km return trip can be shortened by joining and disembarking anywhere along...
Bike Waikato will have our gazebo at HCC's celebration of the recent Hayes Paddock upgrades that enhance the area around the cafe, park, and shared path areas. Come and see us for a chat about what we are doing in and around Hamilton over the next few months.
It is that time of year again! We invite you to our Annual General Meeting 2025. Come along to hear about our work over the past year. Our meeting is open to anyone, but only paying members have the right to vote and join the committee. Being on the committee is a great way to...
Imagine a future Kirikiriroa Hamilton that is safe for cyclists, walkers, and wheelchair users, less congested with better air quality, and more fun to be in! Our friends at Living Streets have organised a candidate event and rally for the upcoming local elections. Our very own Co-Chairperson Melissa Smith will be speaking and representing Bike...
Hosted by Hamilton City Council. Enjoy a range of bike themed arts and crafts, face painting and badge making activities. There is no registration requirement for these workshops. More details available here: https://hamilton.govt.nz/parking-and-transport/transport/biking/biketober
Hosted by Hamilton City Council. Does your primary aged child want to learn how to ride a bike but you’re not sure where to start? In these courses young riders will be given biking tips and guidance by our instructors, with parents giving support to their child to start biking. More details available here: https://hamilton.govt.nz/parking-and-transport/transport/biking/biketober
Hosted by Hamilton City Council. Learn to how give your bike a safety check and how to complete basic repairs.  These workshops are perfect for for students aged 13 – 17. There will be bike ramps for students to have a go on after the workshop. Tools and small parts will be provided, but attendees must...
Hosted by Hamilton City Council. Does your primary aged child want to learn how to ride a bike but you’re not sure where to start? In these courses young riders will be given biking tips and guidance by our instructors, with parents giving support to their child to start biking. More details available here: https://hamilton.govt.nz/parking-and-transport/transport/biking/biketober
Hosted by Hamilton City Council. Enjoy a range of bike themed arts and crafts, face painting and badge making activities. There is no registration requirement for these workshops. More details available here: https://hamilton.govt.nz/parking-and-transport/transport/biking/biketober
Hosted by Hamilton City Council. Learn to how give your bike a safety check and how to complete basic repairs.  These workshops are perfect for for students aged 13 – 17. There will be bike ramps for students to have a go on after the workshop. Tools and small parts will be provided, but attendees must...