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Tracking Urban Cycleway Projects; CAN Do Christchurch 2015: a change in direction for cycling advocacy; The largest cycle route network in the country; Nelson's Retro Fun Ride; Road User Workshop, Whangarei, May 2015; Draft Road & CyclewayUser Policy; eBikes - a policy challenge for CAN?  Ch

Chainlinks goes digital; The CAN 2013-2016 Strategy: progress report; Investment in health and better transport; Bike Wise: a winning formula; Christchurch’s Summit Road re-opens for cyclists and walkers; Funding Trail Maintenance: the next challenge for Nga Haerenga New Zealand Cycle Trails; Pedal Ready in hot demand!; ICE Cycles; Velo-City 2014 — lessons for New Zealand Cycling Advocates; Frocking up for Winter and into Spring; CAN’s National Committee — who are they?; Everyday Cycling: CAN-Do 2015 in Christchurch; Folding bikes at CAN-Do 2014; Painless ways to boost CAN income; F

What would a bike-friendly NZ look like?

CAN Shop; CAN Do 2014 - Whanganui: The role of cycling advocacy in community building; Bike wise: full steam ahead; Bike-friendly Kapiti Coast District Council; Bike-friendly Hastings; Celia Wade-Brown: A Bike-Friendly Mayor; Protected Bike lanes for Dunedin; Open Streets in Christchurch; Cycling ferry friendly in Auckland; ITL and Transpower: bike-friendly employers; Kayaking the Port Hills; Love Cycling; CAN Strategy 2013-2016; CAN's High priority issues; Local Group news; Book reviews

CAN Do 2013 Report and highlghts; New Zealand Cycle Trail recognised; Bike Wise Month aftermatch report; Ten years of industry training: planning anddesign for cycling; Why do cyclists run red lights?; Bike lane separation assessed; Keeping up with the lights race; Cycling in the News; Dealing with the Whoosh - riding on busy open roads; IceCycles; Bespoke in Auckland; How many bikes could a bike rider take?

Spring-time cycling the Great Rides, Women's Cycling Festival, Let's Go New Plymouth!, i-Way update, The Three-seater Charity Ride, Bike NZ news, Velo-City Global 2012, Cycle touring.

CAN needs members, CAN to launch Workplace Bikeability project. What would it take? Lobbying is a numbers game, CAN committee activity, CAN Special General Meeting
Safer Cycling programme completed.

Effective advocacy: influencing social change - Part Two, Cycling with dolphins, Regional groups, Winter family biking, New guidebook shows the way, On the web

This is a special issue of Chainlinks for Bike Month 2012

Articles: Biking 101-tips for commuters; Getting your children cycling; iWay walking and cycling link to extend to Havelock North; The risks and benefits of cycling; Cycle training: a skill for life; Quality infrastructure is the key to more cycling; Auckland road cyclists take the lead; Auckland Harbour Bridge Pathway - from Dream to Reality; How to jumpstart and maintain a lively cycling advocacy group; ‘Roll on Wellington' awards

Driving down the economic gurgler; bicycle origami; looking to the bike future; news ambassador and new website for NZ cycle trail; CAN launched "Stop at Red" campaign; Cycle Friendly join Walking awards; Waterview - an $8M win for Auckland, the great Taranaki Wild West Bike Fest; Brake charity; open letter to Minister of Transport; old school rules; time to accessorise; mirrors on cycles; welcome to new CAN staff; cycle skills instructor's courses; road user workshops from CAN; electric bike conversion basics; revolution in style; St Arnard's cycling veteran; book review "take a seat".