Some familiar Auckland cyclists in the media recently. Go you good things!
Here’s what the media has saying about cycling recently—a number of them are Auckland-centric and generally positive:
- Science – David Haywood: Bike helmets and why a giant atom-bomb powered pogo stick never took off (Nine to Noon, Radio New Zealand, June 16, 2010)
- Cyclewear: Get into the right gear (Viva, New Zealand Herald, June 30, 2010)
- Helmet debate is a real headturner*: Auckland’s cyclists are divided – and not about whether Lycra looks hot or not. Sean Gillespie looks into the debate on our compulsory cycle helmet law. (The Aucklander, July 5, 2010)
- Survival of the quickest: One, two, three … charge! And Auckland’s hardcourt bike polo enthusiasts are off as they race to be the first to smack the ball. Sophie Bond goes along for the ride. (The Aucklander, July 5, 2010)
- In the saddle with the chain gang: He’s one of the remaining few — racing against the email. But golden years or not, he still loves the freedom of the ride. Lauren Mentjox talks to this two-wheel devotee. (The Aucklander, July 5, 2010)
- Response to ‘Helmet debate is a real headturner’* by Dr N Perry (The Aucklander, July 5, 2010)
- Cycle Style: The latest Frocks on Bikes event was a fabulous cycle-centric evening of gorgeous bicycles, fabulous fashion and this season’s to-die-for (but not on the road thanks) cycle accessories. (Good magazine blog, July 8, 2010)
- Cyclists and red lights: Different road rules for cyclists when it comes to red lights and stop signs — could it work? (Are we there yet? Stuff blog, July 9, 2010)
If you saw, heard or watched something in the media recently regarding cycling, do share in the comments.
* The helmet law is also being debated intensely on this website, at Vorb and Auckland Trains
