The Greater Houston Off-Road Biking Association (GHORBA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to advocating for, building, and maintaining local off-road trails in the Houston area. They focus on creating a vibrant mountain biking community through trail work, events, and educational programs. GHORBA promotes responsible riding and environmental stewardship to ensure the trails are preserved for future generations.

The Great Plains Bicycling Club is Lincoln, Nebraska's recreational bicycling club, dedicated to sharing the joy of cycling. It organizes rides in and around Lincoln, promotes cycling and bicycle safety, and hosts various club activities and events for all recreational riders. The club serves as a central resource for the local cycling community.

The Green Mountain Bicycle Club (GMBC) is the oldest and largest cycling club in Vermont, promoting recreational cycling, racing, and bicycle commuting. The club organizes various events, including weekly rides, stage races, and training sessions for members of all skill levels.

The Greenville Spinners Bicycle Club is a non-profit organization and one of the largest cycling clubs in the Greenville, South Carolina area, boasting over 500 members. The club promotes cycling through weekly group rides, special events, and advocacy for bike safety and local trails. It is dedicated to fostering a community for cyclists of all ages and skill levels, offering opportunities for camaraderie, fitness, and participation in multi-day tours and racing teams.

The Gyros Cycling Club p/b Audi Raleigh is a 501(c)7 Nonprofit Organization composed of men and women with various skill and fitness levels. The club's goal is to provide safe, fun, and challenging ride opportunities, help members enhance their abilities, and support charities like the Kay Yow Cancer Fund and UNC Children's.

The Helena Bicycle Club is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to promoting bicycle use for recreation and transportation in the Helena area. The club organizes weekly rides from May through September, as well as longer one-day or multi-day rides each year, fostering fellowship and fun among local cyclists.

The Houston Area Mountain Bike Riders, now operating as the Greater Houston Off-Road Biking Association (GHORBA), is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to advocating for, building, and maintaining natural surface trails in the Greater Houston area. GHORBA works to unite the local mountain biking community, promote trail stewardship, and ensure sustainable riding experiences for all skill levels.

Hudson Velo Club is a biking club focused on recreational road biking in Hudson, OH. The club promotes the use of safe and competent riding techniques and advocates for safer cycling conditions. They organize regular club rides on Wednesday evenings and Sunday mornings for all skill levels.

The Iowa City Cycling Club exists to further the sport of bicycling through race promoting, team sponsorship, training, and mentoring other cyclists. As a club, they strive to support all aspects of cycling and fitness, including advocacy, safety, and community involvement.

The Jamestown Area Mountain Bikers (JAMB) is a cycling club closely associated with the Jamestown Parks and Recreation Department, focusing on creating, enhancing, and protecting mountain biking trail opportunities in the Jamestown, North Dakota area. They organize group rides, events like the annual Gear Grinder Mountain Bike Race, and contribute to the maintenance and development of local trails such as the Pipestem Trail. The club serves as a community hub for local cyclists, promoting health, wellness, and outdoor recreation.

The Kaw Valley Bicycle Club is a non-profit organization based in Topeka, Kansas, dedicated to promoting a general interest in bicycling for all types of cyclists, including tourists, racers, commuters, and casual riders. The club organizes three annual rides—the Capitol Classic, Cottonwood 200, and Bruce Whaley Spirit Ride—and hosts weekly rides, while also advocating for cycling safety and infrastructure in the city and state.

The Bluegrass Chapter of the Kentucky Mountain Bike Association (KYMBA) is a bicycle advocacy organization dedicated to providing education, outreach, and environmental stewardship programs to communities and agencies in the Central Kentucky area. It also works to preserve, expand, and enhance natural surface trail systems throughout the region to ensure continued access to high-quality, well-maintained trails for all users.