
We bring bikes back to the road, helping newcomers be happy riders.
One bike at a time.

We rescue bikes

We fix them up
Our volunteer team of ace bike mechanics assess donated bikes for suitability and safety, then fix them up ready for the new owners.

We donate them
Newcomers to the area, or anyone who needs a bike, can apply or be nominated to receive a OneBike – ready to hit the road.
Kiwis love biking. And most people in the Whakatipu own a bike. Or do they?
Many of us have fond memories of getting our first bike and learning to ride. Everyone had one and we had the freedom to go anywhere and do anything. Bikes are a unique part of our Kiwi culture. But not for all. Two local charities have gathered together a community of people who agree that bikes are essential to our Queenstown culture. They’re working to make sure everyone who needs a bike, can get one. Commuting or recreational, the bikes will be safe and ready to ride.
OneBike is a community project. It’s by the community for the whole community.
So we need you to join the movement.

2022
Bikes into the community

2023
OneBike Community Hub

2024
Bike Reycling Scheme
Happy Bike Birthday to this little trailblazer. Another happy kid, this one shifting from training wheels to Trek wheels for her 6th birthday.
A huge shout out to the donor who left this 20" Trek bike at Happiness House for our Bike Magician to rescue and repair. ... See MoreSee Less
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Happiness House Queenstown-Community Support Centre
One happy girl! Xxx
Another happy kid with a bigger bike that goes better. Teaching kids about the value of a circular economy of bikes is a great way to keep bikes rolling through generations of users! Full speed all the way for this young chap! ... See MoreSee Less
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OneBike for one kid. This amazing kid can now hit the trail travelling just a little faster than he was on his old BMX! A sweet Merida 24" with front suspension, smooth gears and new disc brakes... big thanks to the donor who has helped this kid get on the trail! ... See MoreSee Less
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