Hi, I'm Brad. My life is cycling – I live it, breathe it, and hit the road or trails every chance I get, training and competing.   CycleWorx isn't just a shop; it's the culmination of that lifelong passion.   Our journey started, like many great cycling stories, in a humble garage. And now having the capacity to expand into a larger shop to bring an even better experience to our customers.

My Tools is an established and well respected online store that offers a wide range of general tools to support both the consumer and trade markets. Born out of a need to adapt to a changing marketplace My Tools is set up using a drop shipping model from multiple supply warehouses. This enables us to offer a range that far exceeds any traditional retailer at competitive pricing, as well as offering free shipping on all products. Nothing is parallel imported so we can offer speedy delivery and NZ warranty on all products, as well as local customer support.  In summary, MyTools brings together a huge range of products from top recognised brands with highly competitive pricing, that isn't inflated by conventional retail overheads. The benefits to you: -        Industry quality tools at DIY prices -        All product stocked in NZ and available off the shelf -        Warrantied in NZ, no parallel imports -        Freight free delivery anywhere in NZ -        Top discounts for all customers, not just the big players -        Run by experts with a focus of delivering customer satisfaction   With over 20,000 positive feedback posts you can be assured you are in good hands.

  Dick Smith - early days In 1968, as a young electronics technician with a love for anything with wires, Dick Smith took a leap of faith with a $610 investment to found the Dick Smith brand we know and love today.   In the beginning, Dick focused his energy towards installing and servicing car radios. The following year, his business’ success meant he not only needed a bigger shop, but more shops!   He moved the business to bigger premises. First Atkinson Street, St Leonards, and later Carlotta Street, Artarmon, with a flagship store nearby on the Pacific Highway, Gore Hill.   Alongside the car radio business, Dick opened ‘Dick Smith Wholesale’. It was built to be a playground for electronics hobbyists like Dick himself, and sold a huge array of electronics components to professionals and weekend hobbyists alike. It was hugely successful.   Things were moving fast for Dick, and his brand’s meteoric rise wasn’t about to slow down any time soon.   Dick Smith - 80s expansion in Australia & New Zealand   By 1980, the company had grown to 20 stores and Dick had sold 60% of the company's working share to Woolworths Limited. No less than two years later, he sold the balance to Woolworths who took full ownership of the company, having paid a total of A$25million. Dick Smith continued to add to its network of small ‘main street’ stores in suburbs and regional cities across Australia. Soon you wouldn’t have to travel far to find the iconic yellow-and-black retailer selling all the latest and greatest tech essentials.   Within a few decades, there were hundreds of Dick Smith stores across Australia and New Zealand, including numerous David Jones Electronics powered by Dick Smith stores, Dick Smith Powerhouse super-stores and a Move concept store.   Dick Smith acquired by Kogan   As of May 2016, Kogan acquired the Dick Smith brand name and began taking over operations across Australia and New Zealand.   As Kogan CEO Ruslan Kogan stated on the day of the announcement, “Dick Smith is one of the most iconic retail brands in Australia.”   “I remember as a kid always visiting Dick Smith to look for parts to upgrade my computer. There is a strong history of passion in the Dick Smith community for how technology can improve our lives, and we look forward to helping make it more affordable and accessible for all.”   “We will invest in building and nurturing the Dick Smith community, and honour the great legacy of this Australian business.”   Today, Dick Smith remains a household name synonymous with great value and consumers can purchase the best products at incredible prices from Dick Smith throughout Australia and New Zealand.

    Got To Get Out is a registered New Zealand charity, with a mission to get the community outdoors and active via group events, and also operates the 'Got To Get A Bike' program from the Got To Get Out Workshop located on Porana Road Glenfield Auckland.   The Got To Get A Bike program is about taking unwanted bikes that have been discarded or donated and refurbishing these to a high level, for sale or gifting. Sales contribute toward the costs of running the workshop and other charitable objectives such as teaching young people how to repair bikes and arranging outdoor activities. If bikes are given away it's usually at our 'Ride It Keep It events whereby certain cohorts are invited to get a free bike, taught how to use and maintain it, and taken on a group ride.   At the 'Got To Get Out Workshop' within the Wairau Zero Waste Hub (Glenfield Auckland) the bikes are carefully cleaned, lubed, adjusted, serviced, and test ridden ready for sale or gifting. Professional mechanics are on staff as well as volunteers learning about repairing bikes. All bikes are sold at a high standard. Each bike sold comes with a three month warranty and has been through a substantial checklist including chain stretch, bearings, tires, and condition.   At any given time there are dozens of bikes for sale at affordable prices. Stock changes all the time.   Learn more at www.gottogetout.com or look us up on social media.