The Tarheel Trailblazers is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to creating, maintaining, and protecting access to mountain bike trails and bike parks in the Metro Charlotte region. Since 1990, the club has developed over 175 miles of sustainable trails and serves as the voice of advocacy for mountain bikers in the area. The organization is sustained by members and donations, with volunteers working directly with local land managers.

Team Dirt is a 501(c)(3) non-profit mountain bike club and a chapter of the IMBA (International Mountain Bicycling Association) dedicated to the stewardship of sustainable, multiple-use, and purpose-built trails. The organization advocates for all biking activity in the Benton County area, supporting urban and traditional off-road riding, and hosts numerous trail build events and fundraisers throughout the year.

Team Nebraska Cycling NE, also known as the Nebraska Medicine Cycling Team, is a vibrant cycling club and 501c3 non-profit organization registered as Enhance Cycling. The club is dedicated to promoting health, wellness, and camaraderie by inspiring, educating, and developing the community about the joy of cycling. They organize various events, including group rides and educational programs, and proudly support the non-profit Scare Away Cancer.

Team Share the Road is a non-profit bicycle advocacy group based in the Mobile, Alabama area. Their primary goal is to promote a safer environment for bicycling on local roads through education, awareness campaigns, and supporting related initiatives. They are known for sponsoring events like the Mobile Tour de Bay and the Ride of Silence–Mobile.

Texas Devo Cycling Team is the premier Texas junior and U23 off-road cycling development team, operating as a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization. The team promotes youth development by providing coaching, mentorship, and logistical support for amateur cyclists to compete at national and world levels. They are dedicated to fostering healthy and positive competition and growing junior competitive cycling in Texas.

The National Capital Velo Club (NCVC) is the largest amateur bicycle racing organization on the East Coast, serving the greater Washington D.C. area since 1970. The club welcomes cyclists of all experience levels, providing free coaching, a fun social environment, and a supervised setting for learning and competing in various disciplines like road, cyclocross, and gravel.

THE VELO HOUSE is a specialty bicycle store focused on custom bicycles, professional fittings, and comprehensive repair services for all bike styles. They stock a wide range of parts, accessories, and apparel from premium brands like Pinarello, Colnago, Wilier, Pegoretti, Giordana, and Nalini.

Toledo Area Bicyclists (TAB) is a non-profit cycling club promoting safe and enjoyable group cycling in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan since 1981. The club focuses on recreational riding, offering a diverse calendar of group rides for all skill levels from May through October, and a Winter Warrior Challenge. They also promote safe cycling practices and host social events like an annual banquet and club picnic.

Triangle Off-Road Cyclists (TORC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit volunteer run organization dedicated to supporting responsible mountain biking in the Triangle area of North Carolina. They work to promote, build, and maintain singletrack trails, and offer group rides, clinics, races, and other events for riders of every skill level.

Tucson Velo is a non-profit cycling club dedicated to providing a fun, safe, and inclusive environment for group cycling experiences in the Tucson area. Founded in February 2006, the club emphasizes friendly riding for all abilities, from beginners to veterans, with a motto of "It's All About the Ride!" The club is focused on recreational and social cycling, offering well-organized weekly rides and a supportive community.

The UND Cycling Club is a student organization at the University of North Dakota dedicated to all forms of cycling, including road, mountain, and casual rides. The club welcomes riders of all abilities, from commuters to racers, and also encourages participation from university staff and faculty. It serves as a central hub for the cycling community in Grand Forks, North Dakota.

The University of Montana Grizzlies Cycling Team is a co-ed club open to all UM students, from casual riders to elite-level racers. The club fosters a dynamic, inclusive community, offering opportunities for group rides, skill-building, and competition in collegiate cycling events. It is a great way for students to stay active and form lasting connections within the Missoula cycling community.