We strongly believe in participatory democracy, social justice and fair play. Therefore we urge members to vote in the up-coming local government elections in October.

Only one politically oriented group involved in these elections have approached Spokes to explain their policies. They are It's Our City http://itsourcity.org.nz/ . The candidates who have signed their pledge should be given serious consideration.

But we want you to make an informed choice. To this end we plan to release an election special around 20th Sept.

Megan was one of the starter uppers of Frocks On Bikes.

Touching someones skin seems like a really good way to bring home the human aspect of cycling.

http://megarillo.tumblr.com/post/945593756/im-a-flirter-not-a-fighter

Click on the links below the article  re Mamachari Bikes. This is what Te Whare Roimata Bike Project, Souped Up Cycles (in CHCH which Spokes Canterbury is part of) is kinda of doing.  

ECAN are seeking feedback from users of the Bikes on Buses racks.  If you have used the racks, take the time to fill out their response form.  You can find it on the Metro site here .

Major Submissions Group seeks members.

Would you like to comment on and perhaps influence public policies impacting on cyclists?

Would you like to help Spokes to improve advocacy on behalf of cyclists?