About us
We're a small team of volunteers who aim to promote cycling and safe cycling infrastructure in the Eastern Suburbs of Auckland, New Zealand, from Parnell to Panmure and beyond.
We have occasional meet-ups. picnics, night rides and let you know what else is happening in the neigbourhood and elsewhere in Tamaki Makaurau.
We run monthly "Love Your Path" weeding and maintenance sessions on our local shared path.
Active in advocating for safer cycling infrastructure, we make submissions to Auckland Transport and the Local Boards on behalf of our followers.
Bike Eastern Suburbs is also closely involved with supporting Active Apirana and their plans for local mountain bike trails in the Apirana Reserve.
We have occasional meet-ups. picnics, night rides and let you know what else is happening in the neigbourhood and elsewhere in Tamaki Makaurau.
We run monthly "Love Your Path" weeding and maintenance sessions on our local shared path.
Active in advocating for safer cycling infrastructure, we make submissions to Auckland Transport and the Local Boards on behalf of our followers.
Bike Eastern Suburbs is also closely involved with supporting Active Apirana and their plans for local mountain bike trails in the Apirana Reserve.
Love your path
Our Love Your Path scheme has been running for over 18 months. It initially started as a community clean up day on our local shared path, but has become a monthly event with a team of people spending a couple of hours a month, weeding, planting, trimming bushes and collecting rubbish.
We meet at the top of the Glen Innes to St Johns shared path (Te Ara Ki Uta Ki Tai Stage 1) at 9.00 on the second Sunday of the month. Bring water, gloves, and sunscreen. Thanks to the generous support of the Orakei Local Board, we have tools and gloves you can borrow if you have none. Everyone is welcome and we're kid friendly.
If you'd like to be put on our reminder email list where we let you know what we are focusing on, contact us at [email protected].
We meet at the top of the Glen Innes to St Johns shared path (Te Ara Ki Uta Ki Tai Stage 1) at 9.00 on the second Sunday of the month. Bring water, gloves, and sunscreen. Thanks to the generous support of the Orakei Local Board, we have tools and gloves you can borrow if you have none. Everyone is welcome and we're kid friendly.
If you'd like to be put on our reminder email list where we let you know what we are focusing on, contact us at [email protected].
