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Cycle Wellington

More people on bikes, more often, in Aotearoa's capital city

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    • Bicycles and biking
      • Bicycles
        • Bicycle Anatomy
        • Bike Components
        • Bike Maintenance: Assessing damage and wear
        • Kinds of Bicycles
      • Getting Started
      • ReBicycle Wellington
    • Bike groups
    • Cycling improvements
      • Bike facilities
        • Transport: Our Choice
        • Bike lanes
        • Choosing the best route and designs: Island Bay to CBD case study
        • Kerbside protected bike lanes
        • Intersections
        • Shared Space / Slow Zones
        • Sharrows
      • Cycling Routes
        • Bunny Street
        • Thorndon Quay
      • Ideas
      • Fixes
        • Karori Tunnel
        • Safety islands? Not quite.
    • Links
      • Cycle Campaign
    • Love Cycling Regional Awards
    • Maps and tools
    • Submissions
      • Writing an individual submission
    • Useful contacts
    • Info-sheets
      • Bikes are good for business
      • Ride to work
      • Why kids + bikes = a good thing
      • Property Values in relation to bike paths/lanes
      • Parking: Island Bay shops case study
  • Meetings and Committee

Bicycles

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  • Kinds of bicycles
  • Bicycle anatomy
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