Spoke was created in 2001 by Caleb Smith and Emma Gee as a response to the vast amount of generic mountain bike magazines available at the time. Spoke strives to bring a fresh and innovative look at mountain biking through original content, bold design and high quality production values. It provides an unbiased look at the lives and activities of mountain bikers in Aotearoa, consistently pushing the boundaries of mountain bike photography and graphic design. Spoke is published five times a year: February, April, June, September and December, and is available throughout New Zealand and online at our web store.
Latest Issue

Spoke 51 is here, and we’ve shaken off the 50th birthday hangover with a great issue.

Conor MacFarlane nabs the cover and a rad feature story.

A couple of German tourists ditch the trailers to sample the best of Kiwi singletrack.
The Wide Open crew reunite for a party on wheels in the south.
We hit up the Dodzy Memorial Enduro.
Further afield, Rene Wildhaber and Ross Schnell unearth the roots of mountain biking and Paul Larkin gives us the inside line on the World CX champs. There’s the usual dirty cocktail of the most interesting mountain bikers, offbeat tales and of course the best photography out there. Get it on Zinio, Apple Newstand and wherever the best NZ mtb mag is sold.




















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