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The launching of a new cycle advocacy group might mean that CAN is not the only voice for cycle advocacy in New Zealand. On Saturday the Otago Daly times carried a short story about the lanch of a new cycle advocacy group called RideStrong, at the Lake Taupo challenge. I found a fuller article on the following webpage
http://www.sportzhub.com/site/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=5753&Itemid=1
Which leads off as follows
| RideStrong to offer cyclists united voice in NZ |
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Friday, 28 November 2008
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More than one million cyclists will be invited to join a new organisation
to give those on two wheels a voice in New Zealand.
The RideStrong movement will be dedicated to promoting a safe and
enjoyable environment for all cyclists.
RideStrong was launched on the eve of New Zealand's biggest recreational
cycling event with more than 10,000 riders to take part in the annual Wattyl
Lake Taupo Cycle Challenge tomorrow.
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Is this some group dissatisfed with CAN performance? is it a group tht's genuinely unaware of the existance of CAN? They seem to have organised some sponsorship as the article states "he campaign will be led by BikeNZ with support from Raboplus, Perry
Foundation and SPARC."
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Comments
anne thanks, oops, didn't
anne
thanks, oops, didn't check for that, sorry!
I see theres a discussion going there already.
Stephen Wood , based in Central Otago
Hi Stephen there was an
Hi Stephen there was an article posted on this on the 28th