February, 2026

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Māngere Bridge Whānau Rides

2026Sun01Feb10:00 am1:00 pmMāngere Bridge Whānau RidesMangere Bridge School10:00 am - 1:00 pm Event TypeFree, Sports Suitable for AgesAll Ages LocationSouth Auckland

When

Sunday 1 February 2026 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Where

Mangere Bridge School

Cnr of Coronation & Domain Road Mangere Bridge, Auckland 2022

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Event Details

Join Bike Māngere Bridge’s Whānau Rides.

A series of four FREE easy, whānau-friendly rides, starting on Sunday, 1 February. Each ride is about enjoying time together, building confidence on bikes, and discovering safe, family-friendly ways to get around Māngere Bridge by bike.

Ride at a relaxed pace, with plenty of time to look around, have fun, and learn practical tips for cycling with kids. This includes route choice, crossing points, riding etiquette, and sharing paths with others. These rides are perfect for families, kids, beginners, and anyone getting back on a bike.

Everyone is welcome, and nobody gets left behind. The journey is the fun part. At the end of each ride, enjoy FREE refreshments and a relaxed chance to ask bike-related questions or get to know your local cycling neighbours.

Please bring your own bike and helmet (safety first). E-bikes are welcome, but the pace will suit regular bikes. This is a no-drop ride, we’ll go at the pace of the slowest rider!

Each ride will last around two hours.

Sign up to reserve your refreshment and get updates on each ride’s route.
Don’t forget to bring your water bottle.

📅 Ride dates:
Sunday, 1 February – 📍Māngere Bridge School (Coronation Road car park)
Sunday, 22 February
Sunday, 15 March
Sunday, 26 April

Price

Free

Organiser

Auckland Transport logo in blue with stylised letters A and T inside a circle

Auckland Transport

Auckland Transport is responsible for all of the region’s transport services (excluding state highways), from roads and footpaths, to cycling,...
Auckland Transport is responsible for all of the region’s transport services (excluding state highways), from roads and footpaths, to cycling, parking and public transport.

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