KyMBA Louisville is a non-profit chapter of the Kentucky Mountain Bike Association dedicated to building, maintaining, and advocating for sustainable mountain bike trails in the Kentuckiana region. The organization promotes a healthy and active lifestyle through cycling, community engagement, and trail stewardship.

Lactic Acid Cycling is a nonprofit association dedicated to promoting recreational cycling in the Treasure Valley of Idaho. The club organizes weekly rides and charitable activities, promoting riding behavior that is safe, law-abiding, and nurturing to all participants. It also provides social opportunities to help build the Boise community.

The Lancaster Bicycle Club is a recreational club for cyclists of all levels, established to promote the sport of bicycling in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The club carefully plans rides and related events, such as bike-safety courses, to improve riding skills, self-confidence, and physical fitness. It hosts numerous social events and supports bicycle-related initiatives through its grant program, having awarded over $545,000 in grants since its inception. Membership is currently being waived to promote cycling. The club is actively involved in the local community and hosts the annual Covered Bridge Classic.

The Las Vegas Valley Bicycle Club is the premier bicycle club in Southern Nevada. Its objectives include educating the public in safe cycling habits, promoting interest in bicycling for recreation, transportation, health, and sport, and maintaining mutually beneficial relationships with the cycling community. The club provides insurance for its numerous club rides and events throughout the year.

The Leavenworth Bicycle Club is focused on providing the leadership and organization to help meet the cycling and fellowship wants and needs of its members. They organize and participate in triathlons, cross-state bicycle tours, bed and breakfast bicycle weekends, and supported or self-contained bicycle camping tours. The club features rides every weekend for most of the year, as well as weeknight rides, picnics, and cycle camping trips.

The Limestone Cycling Tour is an annual, non-competitive cycling event held in Maysville, Kentucky, and the surrounding Mason County. It is organized by the Limestone Cycle League and the Maysville Rotary Club, with proceeds supporting the Rotary's Global Polio Eradication Initiative. The tour offers multiple routes, including Century, Metric Century, and shorter options, allowing riders of all skill levels to enjoy the scenic, rolling hills of the area.

The Long Island Bicycle Club (LIBC), founded in 1975, is one of the oldest road bike clubs on Long Island, New York. The club focuses on scenic, recreational bike rides for fun and exercise across Nassau County and Western Suffolk County. Rides are organized into three groups (A, B, and C) based on speed and distance, catering to strong, avid, and stronger riders with average speeds ranging from 11-16 mph. Membership is required for special events like the annual picnic, club party, and popular "Weekends Away" trips to destinations like Vermont and Cape Cod. The club promotes active safety and adherence to all traffic laws.

Lost River Cycling was founded in 1996 in Mackay, Idaho, and was originally created to promote the Northwest's oldest mountain bike race, the White Knob Challenge. Now based in Boise, Idaho, the club is open to all cyclists and offers regular weekly mountain bike and road rides, as well as special discounts from sponsors for members. The club emphasizes local competition and diversity, welcoming riders from Cat 1 racers to beginners.

The Madison County Composite "Mad Hatters" is a co-ed mountain bike team for middle and high school riders in Central Kentucky. The team is a non-profit (501(c)3) and a member of the Kentucky Interscholastic Cycling League (KICL) and NICA, with a mission to provide coaching, support, and camaraderie to help student-athletes achieve their cross-country mountain bike goals.

The Maine Cycling Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting recreational group cycling in Central Maine, welcoming riders of all abilities. The club organizes weekly rides, offers route options, and hosts annual destination rides to foster a growing community of cycling enthusiasts. It is based in Lewiston and aims to make cycling fun and accessible for its members.

The Major Taylor Cycling Club Dayton is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting cycling in the Dayton, Ohio area, with a focus on expanding the sport in the African American community. The club welcomes riders of all ages and skill levels, offering group rides, skill development, and promoting physical fitness and safety. They are also known for hosting their annual Signature Bike Tour.

The Major Taylor Cycling Club of Little Rock, also known as the Rock City Riders, is a community-focused cycling group founded in 2011. The club is dedicated to promoting health, safety, and community among its diverse members through organized rides and training. They aim to build friendships and support family involvement through the shared experience of cycling.

The Major Taylor Cycling Club of South Carolina (MTCCSC) is a community-focused organization dedicated to promoting the benefits and enjoyment of cycling for all ages and backgrounds. Honoring the legacy of the African American cycling champion Major Taylor, the club aims to build a diverse community of cyclists and foster partnerships with businesses, schools, and the wider community to promote the sport and its positive impact on health and well-being. They offer training for beginners, enhancement for advanced riders, and organize community events.