Listings in Cycling Club

We are a bicycle club in Fairbanks, in the Interior of Alaska. We hold numerous rides and races throughout the year — under the midnight sun in summer, and under the northern lights in winter. Fairbanks is rich with trails suitable for year-round mountain biking, and though many of our roads are hilly and rough-surfaced, we still enjoy our races and group road rides.

The Fayette Trail Coalition is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting healthy lifestyles and economic growth through the development of recreation infrastructure in the New River Gorge Region. They advocate for outdoor recreation, education, and access throughout Fayette County by providing expertise in sustainable trail design, building, and maintenance. Their initiatives aim to enhance the local economy and promote the region as a premier trail destination.

Fellowship of the Wheel (FOTW) is the VMBA chapter for the Burlington area (Chittenden County). It is a non-profit organization dedicated to building and maintaining sustainable multi-use singletrack for human-powered recreation. They advocate for, create, and maintain trails in the region.

The Finger Lakes Cycling Club (FLCC) is a non-profit organization based in Ithaca, NY, dedicated to promoting cycling for recreation, fitness, and transportation since 1971. The club is a hub for cyclists of all abilities, offering a wide variety of weekly group rides, including Women's Road Rides, Gravel Rides, Social Saturday Rides, and Paceline Rides. Beyond recreational riding, the FLCC also organizes and promotes local competitive events such as the Tuesday Night Races, Hollenbeck’s Spring Classic, and the Swandrome Cyclocross Race. The club is actively involved in community advocacy, working on transportation infrastructure projects and promoting cycling safety in the Finger Lakes region. They also maintain an extensive library of cycling routes for members.

Flathead Area Mountain Bikers (FAMB) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and advancing mountain bike activities in the Flathead Valley of Northwest Montana. They work on local trails with paid staff and volunteers, manage and maintain Spencer Trails, and offer free skills clinics and group rides. Their mission is to ensure responsible trail use and foster the next generation of mountain bikers.

The Florida Freewheelers is a non-profit Central Florida cycling club with hundreds of members who ride for recreation, fitness, and sport. The club organizes multiple weekly rides for all skill levels, hosts annual social events like picnics, and is known for major cycling events like the Horrible Hundred and Florida Bicycle Safari. They are dedicated to promoting cycling advocacy and community involvement in the Central Florida area.

Folks on Spokes is a non-profit, on-road bicycle touring club based in Stark County, Ohio, dedicated to providing group rides at a moderate, comfortable pace of 10-12 mph. The club focuses on recreational bicycling, encouraging new riders, and having fun while exploring scenic rural roads. They also offer membership benefits including discounts at local bike shops.

The Fort Worth Bicycling Association (FWBA) is a large, non-profit, volunteer club established in 1970, dedicated to promoting bicycling for recreation, fitness, and sport in the Fort Worth and North Texas region. The club organizes a variety of recreational rides for all skill levels, fostering a friendly and social atmosphere among its members. It serves as a central hub for the local cycling community, offering resources like ride calendars and social media groups.

The Fremont Cycling Club NE is identified as the Fremont Mountain Bike Team, a high school club dedicated to empowering youth through mountain biking. The team is part of the Nebraska Interscholastic Cycling League (NICL) and focuses on building a lifelong love for cycling, offering programs like the Loaner Bike program and scholarships. The club is a non-profit organization that relies on community support and sponsors to fund its activities and participation in regional races.

Full Cycle Bike Club is unique cycling club located in Boulder, Colorado.

Genesee Regional Offroad Cyclists (GROC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and a chapter of the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA), serving the Genesee Valley region of New York State. Since 2004, GROC has been the leading voice for mountain bikers and off-road cyclists in the area. The organization is dedicated to improving public lands and community wellness by providing great off-road cycling experiences, advocacy, and education for trail users. GROC maintains over 50 miles of sustainable, shared-use singletrack trails across five local parks in the greater Rochester area. The club's activities include trail building and maintenance workdays, group rides, youth clinics, and races, all aimed at expanding access to trails and promoting responsible trail use. Membership is inclusive, helping the community reap the health, fitness, and environmental benefits of the sport.

Good Company Bike Club (GCBC) is a Brooklyn-based social cycling club founded in June 2020 by Drew Bennett to bridge the Black community through the joy of cycling. GCBC is more than a club; it is a community-driven initiative that provides a positive, safe, and inclusive outlet for cyclists of all skill levels throughout New York City. The club's mission is to promote safety, inclusivity, and positivity, while also raising awareness and supporting Black-owned businesses. They host various events, including their signature "Freedom Ride" and "Sunday Funday" rides, fostering physical and digital connections within the local community. GCBC actively works to change the narrative of cycling by creating accessible pathways and recreational spaces for people of color to embrace cycling.