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15th Big Bike Fix Up

Submitted by pedaller on 9 February 2013 - 2:40pm.

Start: 22 Jun 2013 - 13:00

End: 22 Jun 2013 - 16:00

Event Type:

Promotional Event

Organiser:

ICECycles

Location:

Delta House, 105 North Avon Road

Description:

ICECycles present...

15th Big Bike Fix Up

at Delta House, 105 North Avon Road on

Saturday 22nd June, 1:00 to 4:00pm

ICECycles Logo

WHAT: ICEcycles Big Bike Fix Up
WHERE: Delta House, 105 North Avon Road
WHEN: Saturday 22nd June 2013, 1:00 to 4:00pm.

Mr Bicycle Repairmen (and women) will once again be on hand to fix your bikes and mend your punctures! Minor repairs and punctures fixed instantly, more complex jobs may be referred to a bike shop.

Donate your old dunga or get yourself a replacement bike!
Or just come and have a chin wag. Hot soup to warm your cockles and bunnions!

ICECycles - Inner City East Cycles - a volunteer group who repair, restore and recycle bikes.

More information phone: Jenny: 379-5134,
Jonathon: 389-4227
Steve: 021 061-9296
Email: steve [at] cycletrailers [dot] co [dot] nz

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Winter Solstice/Matariki Bike Ride

Submitted by pedaller on 14 June 2013 - 2:37am.

Start: 21 Jun 2013 - 17:30

Event Type:

Social Occasion

Location:

Armagh Gates, Hagley Park.

Description:

Winter Solstice/Matariki Bike Ride

It is time again for the winter solstice ride around Hagley Park. Last year's event drew over 100 happy people and over that are signed up for this year. A circuit around the park is just the thing before retiring for a few drinks with friends.

A chance to light you and your bike up like a Christmas Tree!

Friday 21st June, 5:30 PM, meet at the Armagh Gates, Hagley Park.

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The Bicycle Users Mapping Project

Submitted by ChrysHorn on 4 June 2013 - 10:12am.

Click on the link below to see the BUMP - Thanks to Steve Ferriss and Glen Koorey and all those people in Spokes who helped map out good or potentially good cycling routes around the City. A great place to start future conversations with communities and council!