NEVER EVER GIVE UP
OUR MISSION
Empowering Connection Through Every Ride
We believe that riding is more than just exercise - it's a powerful tool for social interaction and personal growth for people navigating life after a stroke or traumatic brain injury. Our group provides a supportive environment where individuals living with Aphasia or other disabilities can share their stories, build lasting friendships, and rediscover their independence through the joy of riding together.
Our Activities
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Providing Accessible Equipment
We make riding accessible by providing specialised adaptive bikes and transportation options for our members.
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Community Bike Rides
Our weekly bike rides in Christchurch are focused on fun, exercise, and social interaction.
Annual Bike Trips
We explore different trails across the South Island, creating memorable experiences that celebrate our members' shared journeys and resilience.
What is Aphasia?
Aphasia is a language disorder that affects a person's ability to communicate. The brain has damage to language centres usually on the left side of the brain. This is often a result of a stroke or head injury.
Aphasia can cause problems with speaking, understanding language, reading, writing and recognising numbers.
Aphasia is different for each person but it doesn't have any affect on someone's intelligence.
Our founder's story
Our founder's story
How we Started
Our founder, Junelle Robinson, was featured on Good Sorts - the iconic 1 NEWS segment presented by Hadyn Jones that celebrates ordinary Kiwis doing extraordinary things for their communities.
Our founder, Junelle Robinson, was featured on Good Sorts - the iconic 1 NEWS segment presented by Hadyn Jones that celebrates ordinary Kiwis doing extraordinary things for their communities.
Junelle Robinson
Get Involved
We invite you to join our community of riders. Whether you're looking to ride together, volunteer, or simply connect, we're here to support your journey.
