Bike Hub Queens Wharf

Some familiar faces down at Bike Hub Queens Wharf! 🚲 These are just a few of our regulars who we get to see time and time again.

Steve loves cruising around the city on his bike — always good to see him roll in.

Arthur comes down for help working on his road bike, and his wife and daughter always come along too — even in the pouring rain!

One of our regulars, an engineer, has brought down a few of his own projects to work on with us over time. Here he is picking up one of our refurbished bikes for his wife.

And here's Colin testing out our new demo bike, which Kate, one of our amazing crew, has been lovingly restoring! It's got some seriously strange handling — turning the bars actually pivots the entire bike — but Colin, being Colin, made it look easy. Once it's ready, this bike will be available for anyone to come down and ride. Colin's down here helping us out most days, and has a great collection of his own bikes too, including a Kona H***y Tonk and a Kona Africa, among others.

We love having this community around us — thanks for always showing up, rain or shine!

None of this — the tools, the bikes, the people who keep coming back — would be possible without the support of Waitematā Local Board. 🙌

A Yuba Supercargo is now available for a FREE two-week trial here at the Queens Wharf Bike Hub.

If you've been weighing up whether a cargo e-bike could replace some of your everyday car trips, this is the real test: two weeks to try it on the school run, the supermarket haul, or ferrying up to two kids around town. The Supercargo is built for exactly this — stable, practical, and roomy enough to swap short car trips for something cheaper, healthier and easier to park.

See how it fits your family's routine before you commit.

📅 Book before someone else snaps it up:
https://www.ecomatters.org.nz/on-bikes/ebike-loans/queens-wharf/

We get plenty of visits from people taking a scenic ride along the waterfront, here are some other bike path options if you're looking for something with a slightly different scenic view.

Whether you’re cruising with kids, rolling on an e‑bike, or simply looking for a smooth, scenic ride, here’s a guide to some of Auckland’s most accessible and enjoyable cycling paths.

Story link in the comments.

Due to a cancellation, a Yuba Supercargo is now available for a FREE two-week ebike trial.

If you're thinking about buying a cargo ebike, this is a great opportunity to see how it fits into your family's daily routine before making the investment. The Yuba Supercargo is designed to carry up to two young children or a load of groceries, making it a practical alternative to short car trips.

Book before someone else snaps it up: https://www.ecomatters.org.nz/on-bikes/ebike-loans/queens-wharf/

Go Ebike Loans A free option to try before you buy Borrow one of our ebikes for two weeks for free, and find out how it could work for you. Yes — we really do loan them out for free!We offer this to…

Matariki opening hours 🌟

Our Bike Hub will be closed on Friday for Matariki.

We'll be back and ready to help you with bike repairs, maintenance and riding advice over the rest of the weekend. 🚲

Wishing everyone a safe and happy Matariki. ✨

Love bikes, storytelling and social media? 🚲

We're looking for a Social Media & Communications Coordinator to help keep our Bike Hubs visible, connected and thriving.

This 12-month fixed-term role (15 hours per week) is perfect for someone who enjoys creating engaging content, building community connections, and sharing the stories that make Auckland's Bike Hubs so special.

You'll spend much of your time managing and growing our Bike Hub pages, creating photos, videos and content from across the network, while also supporting communications for our wider active and sustainable transport initiatives.

Based partly at our New Lynn office, with opportunities to visit Bike Hubs and capture content around Auckland.

📅 Applications close Friday 3 July.

For more info or to apply follow the link in the comments.

Know someone who'd be perfect for this role? Tag them below or share this post!

On the weekend, our Hub was the starting point for a community ride organised by Bike Pals "your friendly gaybourhood Bike Pals", a queer-focused space for all bodies on bikes. Our new assistant Tycho is heavily involved with the group, which helps fellow qu**rs get cycling, build confidence and make connections through fun bike-based activities.

The ride looped through the city centre, taking in pathways through the Domain and the Westhaven Boardwalk, with Auckland putting on a stunning display of autumn colours along the way.

Several riders were fairly new to cycling, making it a great opportunity to discover safe routes around the city, build confidence, and enjoy riding together in a supportive environment.

Awesome to see community groups creating welcoming spaces that help more people experience the joy and freedom of cycling! 🚴💙

We’re excited to introduce Griffin Campbell, the new Coordinator at the Hub.

Griffin is a passionate cyclist, an experienced bike mechanic, and someone who genuinely enjoys connecting with people. Before joining the Bike Hubs team, he worked at T-Whites Bike Shop and spent time working at bike markets and pop-up events, experiences he loved for the opportunity to share his knowledge and help more people get riding.

When he’s not at the Hub, Griffin can often be found restoring bikes from his garage. You can check out some of his restoration work at on Instagram.

Be sure to pop in and say hello next time you're at Queens Wharf. Welcome to the team, Griffin! 👋🚲😄