Wellington cycling links | Cycling Action Network NZ

Events
Plenty at https://www.gw.govt.nz/events/

Places

Bike Space, by Waitangi Park opposite New World https://www.facebook.com/WellingtonBikeSpace/
Lyall Bay school pop up pump track, Freyberg St, Lyall Bay
Polhill mtb trail hub, Aro St
Makara Peak mtb park, Karori

People

Cycle Wellington - local bike advocacy group
Frocks on Bikes https://frocksonbikes.wordpress.com/wellington/
ReBicycle https://rebicycle.nz/
Mechanical Tempest https://tempest.nz/
PNP, sport and racing club, https://www.pnp.org.nz/
Urbanerds - Fortune Favours bar, Leeds St, First Tuesday of the month 5:30-7pm
Urbanerds is a monthly drinks series in Wellington. It's full of planners, transport folks, density-done-well real estate types, and tactical urbanists talking about how to make Wellington kickass and help drive solutions to climate change.

Shops
99 Bikes, Tory St
Bicycle Junction, 1 Marion St
Burkes, Kilbirnie
Capital
Get Lost, Pirie St
iRide, Thorndon Quay
My Ride, Vivian St
Mud Cycles, Karori
Revolution, Ngaio
Switched On Bikes, Queens Wharf

News media

Bike Tribes - https://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/well-good/inspire-me/78934817/bike-tribes-our-love-affair-with-cycling

Comments

Wellington is at alert level

Permalink Submitted by henrydart on 13 October, 2020 - 18:49

Wellington is at alert level one with the pandemic going on. The offices and work have been opened up. That means more cyclist are expected to be seen within the roads. That's why suggestions on extending/adding bike lanes are popping up, this will give opportunities to those in building industry. Anyway, let us be all a responsible riders. Remember that riding on the footpath is illegal so you need to dismount and push your bike. Being a courteous rider will help these to be spaces for everyone to enjoy. It's how we roll in Wellington , we look out for, and look after each other. By the way, pathways where you can ride a bike are identified by 'Shared Pathway' signs and are throughout Wellington, our fellow contractors are well aware where to put these signs for a better cycling experience. Keep safe!

Henry Dart

Greater Wellington Regional Council - builders wellington

04-888 0156