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CAM - Cycle Aware Manawatu

Cycling is Fun!

We are a group of fun loving and keen utility and sport cyclists involved in advocacy, promotion and support for commuter, school and family cycling in the Palmerston North City and surrounding area.  We have been working since 1997 to promote and support cycling and other forms of sustainable transport in Palmerston North and the Manawatu, through its local activities and links to the national Cycle Advocates Network (CAN).

CAM running the pedicap at World Environment Day 08  A cyclist enjoying the sights and delights of the Manawatu Plains. Photo Brent Barrett  Carrying an soon to be homed armchair is not problem for this well-equipped cyclist. Go the Bike!

Are you keen on cycling?  Contact Us!
Email:  cycleawaremanawatu@yahoo.com
Web:  
CAM 
post:    Cycle Aware Manawatu, PO Box 961
             Palmerston North   4410

                            
ABOUT CAN

Cycling Advocates’ Network (CAN) is New Zealand’s voice for cyclists. They want to see cycling become an everyday activity in NZ.  CAN's membership includes experienced cyclists, advocates, engineers, planners, local and regional councils, bike shops, and local advocacy groups throughout the country.

CAN members not only receive e.CAN, but also get their bi-monthly
magazine, ChainLinks.  To find out more about CAN; check back issues of e.CAN or to download a CAN membership brochure, visit 
Cycling Advocates Network

 

 

 




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