Chainlinks - The Magazine of the Cycling Advocates Network

Issue Features
Chainlinks 2009 December

Summer reading, Government news, Bike Wise month, Bikes on international flights, Cycle Friendly Award winners, Cycling Conference 2009, CAN Do 2009, Goodbye from a human being, Bike mirrors & bike parks,  History of cycling part 4, After CANDo - Forgotten Highway, The Bike Truck, Get Across
Chainlinks 2009 October

Road rides in Taranaki, Great urban rides for Auckland, Bikes on public transport, The Forgotten Highway, Re-cycling cities, Cyclists get serious about climate change, Cycling Conference 2009, CAN Do 2009, Riding to New Plymouth, Riding the talk: Hugh Wilson, CAN's  Networking Project, Being cycle aware, Hinewai and carbon credits, New Plymouth cycle promotion,  Flashing signs to protect cyclists
Great Urban Rides for Auckland: an imaginative proposal (really?! can ‘Great’ and‘Ride’ be linked with cycling in Auckland?)
Bikes on public transport in Wellington
Chainlinks 2009 May

Build it and they will come! Freeway Zero and the National Cycleway, Otago Rail Trail, Health & Active Transport Alliance, Transport research, City Cycling, book review, The first golden age of cycling, CAN’s new vests, The 7th NZ Cycling Conference, Cycle Friendly Awards, Glass is A*%&!!!
Chainlinks 2009 February

Touring in Taranaki,  What’s involved in cycle touring, The social side of cycle touring, Starting out with day trips,
Day trippping in Central, Frocks on bikes,  What IS cycle advocacy and what will it do for you? Join CAN and join your local group,  Bikewise month, CAN news and actions, Road safety — down with speed, Sustainable transport in the North Wet of the USA
Chainlinks Dec 08

Election results and their implications for cycling; Winners of the Gemini Cycle Friendly Awards; Reports back from CAN Do in Christchurch: Bike pickup from the airport; The organisers’ view; The Aucklanders’ report; Getting people loan bikes for the rides; Technology helps with the numb bum on the Little River after CAN Do ride; Getting inspired: The Digital Strategy; Sustrans: getting people ou

September 2008
The general election is nearly upon us: lets take the opportunity to do some good for cycling. Our editorial this issue comes from our outgoing Chair, Robert Ibell. After 3 years he offers us an interesting perspective on CAN. And more ...
June 2008
The green green limousine: how to pick up the rellies from the airport in style. Gemini Cycle-Friendly Awards 2008: time to reward local initiatives with your nomination. Reaction to CAN’s fuel press release. The Squeaky Wheel gets squeaking in South Canterbury. 825 join CAN. Getting kids on their bikes. Bikes and public transport: things are looking up in NZ. CAN welcomes Patrick Morgan.
Chainlinks Mar 08 Featuring: Go By Bike Day, Auckland Harbour Bridge, Simon pedals on, Cycles and texting, NZ’s first bike station, Making cycling irresistible , What CAN can do for local group.
Chainlinks Dec 07 Touring in Africa, Cycling Conference, CAN Do, CAN’s direction for 2008.
Chainlinks Sep '07 Local body elections, Digital Strategy, CAN
Chainlinks Jun '07 SPARC Cycle-friendly Awards, ChCh biennial Supermarket Challenge, Bike Touring, CAN networking project, Cycle Conference, Cycle Skills Training
Chainlinks Mar '07 Bike Wise Week, Canterbury Active Transport Forum, Commuting to the office, CAN policy development
Chainlinks Nov '06 10 Year Aniversary Issue
Chainlinks Jul '06 Progress on the Kapiti Coast, Getting There Strategy, CAN Staff
Chainlinks May '06 Obesity - CAN Perspective, Best & Worst Cycle Ride, Meet the Exec Part II, Cycling in England, Book Reviews, DDWings Ergonomic Bike Seat
Chainlinks Mar '06 CAN/BikeWise Event Funding, Naked Bike Ride, Bike Wise Week 2006 in Akld/Wgtn/Chch, Make-Your-Own Bike Trailer Workshop
Chainlinks Sep '06 AGM Agenda, Share the road, Overseas Road Safety Experts,
Chainlinks Feb '05 BikeWise Week 2005, New Road User Rules, Travel Behaviour Change, <$500 Folding Bikes, Event Risk Mngm't, Bike Parking
Chainlinks Dec '05 BikeWise Business Battle, Make your own Pannier, Meet the CAN Exec, Otago Central Rail Trail, New CAN T-shirts