Campus cycling services and facilities
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Campus cycling facilities
UC has heaps of facilities to support cyclists. From bike repair stations and cycle parks to air pumps and showers check out campus cycling facilities.
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Campus cycling facilities
UC has heaps of facilities to support cyclists. From bike repair stations and cycle parks to air pumps and showers check out campus cycling facilities.
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Campus cycling facilities
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Dr Bike
Dr Bike is a free weekly service where students and staff can have their bicycles looked at and fixed up by Dr Bike mechanics. This service provides free basic maintenance and repairs such as puncture repair, tuning brakes, and oiling chains. Learn more about Dr Bike.
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Dr Bike
Dr Bike is a free weekly service where students and staff can have their bicycles looked at and fixed up by Dr Bike mechanics. This service provides free basic maintenance and repairs such as puncture repair, tuning brakes, and oiling chains. Learn more about Dr Bike.
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Dr Bike
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Cycling tips
Whether you're a seasoned cycler or just getting started, here are some helpful tips and resources. From getting a bike to being seen, check out our cycling tips.
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Cycling tips
Whether you're a seasoned cycler or just getting started, here are some helpful tips and resources. From getting a bike to being seen, check out our cycling tips.
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Cycling tips
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Cycle skills
We run free lunch-hour workshops throughout the year for UC staff and students who'd like to become more confident cycling in traffic. Check out cycle skills at UC.
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Cycle skills
We run free lunch-hour workshops throughout the year for UC staff and students who'd like to become more confident cycling in traffic. Check out cycle skills at UC.
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Cycle skills
Come for a ride on the Uni-Cycleway
Puari ki Pū-taringa-motu | Uni-Cycle connects Ilam and the University of Canterbury to the Central City, via Mona Vale, Riccarton Bush and North Hagley Park. On your way into the city from campus you will ride through North Hagley Park before arriving at the Canterbury Museum and Arts Centre on Worcester Boulevard.
Learn more about Ōtautahi's network of cycleways on the Christchurch City Council's website here.
