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Cycle Gisborne ...a fun way to explore the Gisborne region! Cycle Gisborne are here for you. This is just one of our many fun trips.

Imagine meandering through the Poverty Bay flats, smelling the citrus blossoms, tasting some of our best wines and eating superb local kai. We are just a phone call away and would love to see you.

Tim's heading for the coast and Michael is on the run into New Plymouth.  Hope you've had time to enjoy the scenery!  Th...
27/10/2026

Tim's heading for the coast and Michael is on the run into New Plymouth. Hope you've had time to enjoy the scenery! There's a bunch in the middle having a grand old time on Kopiko Aotearoa: General Forum

23/10/2026

Happy kopiko riders setting up camp at east cape

6 Kōpiko legends and Duncan head up to east cape to start there 1300k east west adventure
23/10/2026

6 Kōpiko legends and Duncan head up to east cape to start there 1300k east west adventure

21/10/2026
20/10/2026

PAKIHI SHUTTLE SUNDAY 25 October

The tracks immaculate, the weather is looking superb!

4 spots for a Pakihi drop off and pick up this Sunday. Jump on board, $100 per person.

Call Kat asap on 027 203 4387 to secure your spot.

Motu Trails Cycleway Bikeys MyRide Gisborne

It's great to give back to the incredible team who keep Motu Trails Cycleway open and thriving.  We hope this little aut...
01/10/2026

It's great to give back to the incredible team who keep Motu Trails Cycleway open and thriving. We hope this little automated trap allows our beautiful native fauna thrive in the Raukumara ranges. Thanks to all of our incredible customers who contributed. Looking forward to hearing some success stories.

Today on Pakihi Track, volunteer Gary installed an AT220 trap that was generously donated by Cycle Gisborne. This trap adds to the amazing donation recently by RIDE Holidays of a full ten DOC200 traps; plus several previous donations of traps by Bay Conservation Alliance

What this fantastic support has enabled>>

Motu Trails Charitable Trust now have traps along the lower 7km of Pakihi Track while Whakatōhea Tiaki Taiao have traps on the upper 13km Pakihi Track. With our combined efforts, there are now close to 200 traps — regular trapping made possible by the track.

In 2026 alone, combined catches along the Pakihi Track have been: 344 rats, 39 stoats, 2 weasels, 11 possums.

The Urutawa forest has Toutouwai/NI robin, Miromiro/NI tomtit, Popokotea/whitehead, korimako/NZ bellbird, kiwi, whio/blue duck, Hochstetter's frog and more, so it is definitely worth the effort to help protect the forest.

This is how close we came to being a part of WW2 - scary stuff eh!!  Just lucky we're a town of happy people!!!  If you'...
13/07/2026

This is how close we came to being a part of WW2 - scary stuff eh!! Just lucky we're a town of happy people!!! If you're visiting Gisborne jump on one of our day tours and learn more about our wee town....

I saw Pink Bands (that's the famous red band gumboots gone pink) for sale at Mitre 10.  Grab a pair and support breast c...
08/07/2026

I saw Pink Bands (that's the famous red band gumboots gone pink) for sale at Mitre 10. Grab a pair and support breast cancer... looks like we will need them her for the next 10 days!!!😅😅😅 kia kaha to everyone getting hammered by the rain - we feel for ya!!

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Gisborne
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