Bicycle Clubs & Advocacy (Local)
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  • Davis Bike Club

    Based in the bike town Davis, California, The Davis Bike Club offers rides and information on bike paths and trails of Yolo and Solano Counties. DBC also sponsors several annual events including March Bicycle Madness, century rides and time trials. The DBC welcomes riders of all ages and abilities, with interests as simple as recreation to cycling advocacy, carless transportation and vintage equipment.
    Davis, CA
    http://www.davisbikeclub.org/

  • Carolina Tarwheels Bicycle Club

    The Carolina Tarwheels are a group of bicycle enthusiasts organizing social rides in Orange, Durham, Wake, Alamance, and Chatham counties of North Carolina. Most Tarwheel rides are for road bikes, with a few mountain bike and off road rides sponsored as well. Riders of all levels are welcome to join rides, and the Tarwheels offer rides specifically designed for new members and beginning cyclists. Carolina Tarwheels sponsors the Bikefest event every August, convening in Hillsborough. As a non-profit Carolina Tarwheels donates to charities related to cycling. And they are affiliated with the League of American Bicyclists (LAB).
    Durham, NC
    http://www.tarwheels.org

  • The Seattle Bicycle Club

    The Seattle Bicycle Club is a non-profit membership organization advocating recreation, exercise, safety and camaraderie. They hold at least one ride a week (weather permitting) for each level of cyclist -beginning, social and intermediate, in Seattle and the surrounding areas. Monthly activities feature one to three day excursions to other areas of Washington state like Yakima Wine Country, but also including places like Vancouver Island.
    Seattle, WA
    http://www.seattlebiketours.org/

  • Concerned Off-Road Bicyclists Association

    CORBA is focused on the mountain biking community, organizing rides in Los Angeles and surrounding areas, including southern Ventury County. CORBA promotes maintaining public access to public lands, safety and environmentally responsible use of unpaved bicycling roads and trails, and preserving open space. The Association offers several volunteer-run programs for advocacy, maintaining and repairing trails, youth trips for inner-city and at-risk youth, and skills clinics for cyclists at all skill levels. CORBA is  affiliated with the International Mountain Bicycling Association.
    Sherman Oaks, CA
    http://www.corbamtb.com/

  • Different Spokes San Francisco

    Different Spokes San Francisco is a bicycling club open to members and friends of the Gay and Lesbian community. As an opportunity to organize bike riding events DSSF cycling club tries to include rides for all levels of cyclists from the beginner to the hard core racer or touring cyclist. Activities can range from recreational rides in the Marin Headlands to weekend events in Napa, and century rides in the Bay Area as well as Lake Tahoe.
    San Francisco, CA
    http://www.dssf.org/

  • Fremont Freewheelers Bicycle Club (FFBC)

    Fremont Freewheelers Bicycle Club is a non-profit organization interested in all aspects of bicycling from leisure to racing. As such they offer weekly rides, club rides, training rides -as for the Cinderella Century, and hold monthly club and board meetings for their members. The FFBC has been the sponsor of the Primavera Century ride for over a quarter century and holds membership with organizations including the East Bay Bicycle Coalition, California Association of Bicycle Organizations and the USCF.
    Newark, CA
    http://www.fremontfreewheelers.org/

  • Stanford Cycling

    Standford Cycling is the organization incorporating Stanford University's Road and Track Racing Team, Mountain Bike Racing Team, recreational rides, and cycling-oriented community service efforts. The club is meant for all levels and types of riders, whether they are interested in racing or not. Club membership benefits include group rides, coaching and access to club events. Stanford Cycling is meant to promote and facilitate rider development for every level of cyclist.
    Stanford, CA
    http://www.stanford.edu/group/cycling/

  • Bike Denver

    Bike Denver is an organization formed to promote and encourage bicycling in the Denver area as an energy efficient, healthy and enjoyable transportation alternative. The site offers a discussion forum, route maps and links to Denver area cycling resources.
    Denver, CO
    http://www.bikedenver.org/

  • Velo Girls

    Velo Girls promotes cycling for women inlcuding road, mountain, and cyclocross racers, along with endurance riders in Northern California. They offer coaching clinics and training programs, and membership to women, and girls under 18-years-old. Membership benefits include apparrel and service discounts, and invitation to member-only events. Club rides and other events welcome non-member riders to try out.
    San Francisco Bay Area, CA
    http://www.velogirls.com/

  • Bicycle Colorado

    Bicycle Colorado is a membership based bicycling organization that was formed to encourage and promote bicycling, increase safety, improve conditions, and provide a voice for cyclists in Colorado. The organization offers information about Colorado trails, state and national advocacy, news, issues and documents.
    Denver, CO
    http://bicyclecolo.org/

  • Bloomington Bicycle Club, Inc.

    The Bloomington Bicycle Club promotes bicycling offering a variety of cycling programs and activities around the areas of south central Indiana. With informal rides organized during the off-season of November through February, members have access to a touring program that includes rides for novice, intermediate and advanced cyclists, as well as night rides and "Slow Spokes" rides. BBC events are open to member and non-members.
    Bloomington, IN
    http://www.bloomingtonbicycleclub.org/

  • Medicine Wheel

    An organization dedicated to maintaining and expanding trail access for mountain bikers and all trail users in the Pikes Peak region.
    Colorado Springs, CO
    http://www.medwheel.org/

  • Wabash River Cycle Club (WRCC)

    The Wabash River Cycle Club (WRCC) was formed to promote cycling in the Lafayette, Indiana area for people of all ages and levels.  When you become a member they send you a monthly newsletter and ride and events calendar that will give you all the up to date information. The WRCC is a sponsor of the Hunger Hike. 
    Lafayette, IN
    http://wrcc-in.org/

  • Oxon Hill Bicycle and Trail Club

    Oxon Hill Bicycle and Trail Club has both road and mountain bike rides throughout Maryland and the surrounding states.  It seems their rides are geared for adults or experienced older children as their rides are 10 miles up to 100 miles long.  Ride events are scheduled each month, many of which support various programs. 
    Oxon Hill, MD
    http://ohbike.org/

  • Bay Area Bicycle Coalition

    The San Francisco Bay Area Bicycle Coalition was formed with the purpose of promoting safe and enjoyable bicycling as a recreational activity and as an alternative transportation method. The Coalition offers a variety of advocacy services and resources.
    Novato, CA
    http://www.bayareabikes.org/

  • Bike Alameda

    Bike Alameda's mission is to encourage everyday use of the bicycle in and around Alameda. Founded in 1999, Bike Alameda serves the community through education and services such as secure Valet Bike Parking at community events and its Bicycle and Walking Map of Alameda. Bike Alameda believes in safe streets, active, healthy citizens, and vibrant, walkable business districts and neighborhoods.
    Oakland, CA
    http://www.bikealameda.org/

  • East Bay Bicycle Coalition

    The East Bay Bicycle Coalition was formed with the aim of promoting bicycling as an everyday means of transportation and recreation. The coalition works to change legislation in the bay area to make cycling safer and more tolerated by the public. Their website offers area maps, a newsletter and a list of hazards to avoid.
    San Francisco, CA
    http://www.ebbc.org/

  • Five Borough Bicycle Club

    5BBC, Five Borough Bicycle Club, a New York based club offers weekend day rides, including some holidays, weekend trips,
    monthly meetings and classes on bike repair. 5BBC sponsors the Montauk Century which is held at Long Island's South Shore, ending in Montauk with showers and meals. Participants have the choice among 65, 100 and 145 mile routes. Five Borough also puts on training ride series in preparation for the 5BBC Montauk Century.They promote the physical and social benefits of bike riding and interests of riders from road touring to dirt riding at all skill levels.
    New York City, NY
    http://www.5bbc.org/

  • North Carolina Bicycle Club

    North Carolina Bicycle Club also known as NCBC is a cycling club in Raleigh, North Carolina and surrounding areas.  Their goal is to promote bicycling through recreational, utilitarian and competitive activities, educate and promote safety throughout its membership and the general public and the adherence to the motor vehicle laws.  They have various levels of club riders including the Randonneurs, Slow Pokes, Road Dogs, Tandem, and Raleigh Gyros.  Riders of all ages and levels are invited to join.
    Raleigh, NC
    http://ncbikeclub.org/

  • Marin County Bicycle Coalition

    The Marin County Bicycle Coalition works to improve county roads and paths for cyclists as well as teach children to be skilled, safe bike riders. The Coalition has worked on campaigns to make Marin County roads safe for cyclists and pedestrians and to improve bridge access for riders.
    Fairfax, CA
    http://www.marinbike.org

  • The Greater Eugene Area Riders

    The Greater Eugene Area Riders (GEARs) is an organization for bicycle riders of all ages and levels in the Eugene, Oregon area.  They have regular weekly rides for all ages and promote safe riding within the community.  They support the BTA, League of American Bicyclists, Adventure Cycling Association and the Thunderhead Alliance.  GEARs teaches defense and education on the rights and responsibilities of bike riders as motor vehicle operators for pleasure, health and transportation. 
    Eugene, OR
    http://www.eugenegears.org/

  • Bike Sonoma

    Sonoma County's Bike Sonoma Bicycle Coalition is a non-profit, membership-based organization created to encourage cycling in Sonoma County. The Coalition works with elected officials and government agencies to ensure all new roads and existing road redevelopments consider the needs of the cycling community.
    Santa Rosa, CA
    http://bikesonoma.org/

  • Suburban Cyclists Unlimited

    Suburban Cyclists Unlimited is a group of active recreational cyclists who tour the roads and trails of Montgomery and Bucks Counties in southeastern Pennsylvania.  Suburban Cyclists Unlimited is open to people of all ages and levels of riders.  They have an annual Quad County Metric ride suitable for all riders depending on the course you select.  The 10 mile ride is a flat easy ride and the 53 and 76 mile ride is for the intense climbing riders. Weekend rides are offered throughout the year and weeknight rides are offered at several locations in Montgomery County from April through September.
    http://www.suburbancyclists.org/

  • Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition

    The Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition conducts programs that encourage bicycle and motorist awareness and teach bicyclists safe traffic riding skills. The coalition advocates bicycle friendly roads and connecting trails throughout the region.
    San Jose, CA
    http://bikesiliconvalley.org/

  • The Brazos Valley Cyclists (BVC)

    The Brazos Valley Cyclists (BVC) is a cycling club based in Bryan and College Station, Texas.  The BVC is affiliated with the Texas Bicycle Coalition and the League of American Bicyclists.  The BVC has rides suitable for beginners that maintains a slow pace and rides for the more experienced riders with a faster pace.  These rides are raod rides within the desiganted areas.
    Brazos Valley, TX
    http://www.brazoscyclists.org
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