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Cycle Babes, Women-led Workshop: Back by Popular Demand
March 26, 2023 @ 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Free
We’re bringing back our most oversubscribed workshop to allow more people to access it. This workshop will be either: Essential Wheel Care, Essential Chain Care, or Riding in Traffic.
Reserve a spot here!
Cycle Babes free-to-access sessions provide people with hands-on cycle skills, confidence and leadership abilities in a relaxed group setting. Skills we cover can include puncture repair, tyre inflation, safety checks, riding confidence, route planning, cycle touring advice, and general tips and tricks. This March 2023 we are hosting a series of eight events at Tumeke in Sandringham thanks to support by the Auckland Transport Community Bike Fund.
Cycle Babes is all about learning from your peers, making new friends, recognising each other’s skills and sharing knowledge in a community group setting. So you can gain confidence in your abilities, learning by your own hand through the support of the group. We are trans and queer inclusive and warmly welcome women and non-binary people of all ages and backgrounds to our events.
Alongside our skills based workshops we are hosting a group bike ride, an inspiration and guidance evening and a film night! One of our workshops is specially created to be family friendly. Take a look at the line up below and register your place on Eventbrite:
Sun 5 Mar – Workshop: Essential Wheel Care
Sun 12 Mar – Workshop: Essential Chain Care
Thu 16 Mar – Workshop: Inspiration & Guidance Session
Sat 18 Mar – Workshop: Cycling with Children on Board
Sun 19 Mar – Workshop: Cycling in Traffic
Wed 22 Mar – Bike Ride: Cycle Babes Group Ride
Sun 26 Mar – Workshop: Back by Popular Demand
Thu 30 Mar – Closing Session: Film & Cocktail Night
Spaces are limited! Register now through Eventbrite:
https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/o/cycle-babes-56910533503
Follow Cycle Babes on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/CycleBabes
Our sessions are all free to access, but! If you are in a good position to provide koha to Tumeke we would absolutely love that.
