BikeReg is an industry-leading online event registration service, founded in 1999 by athletes seeking a better way to manage cycling event registration. As part of the athleteReg family of brands and a division of Outside Interactive, Inc., it offers a robust system for event directors, backed by a team of lifelong athletes and enthusiasts. The company is dedicated to supporting the success of every event, from planning to execution.

Cycle Zydeco is a multi-day cycling festival in South Louisiana, offering a unique blend of casual touring rides, Cajun and Créole culture, live music, and local cuisine. The event is designed to be a "festival on wheels," prioritizing eating, dancing, drinking, and riding a bike to the next party. It is organized by TRAIL (Transportation Recreation Alternatives In Louisiana).

Hogs for the Cause is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to fighting pediatric brain cancer. It is the premier nationwide funding source for outreach services, providing direct grants to families and funding hospital programs. The organization's main fundraising event is a large annual barbecue and music festival in New Orleans.

The Natchez Trace Century Ride is one of Mississippi's largest spring cycling events, attracting nearly 1,000 participants annually. Hosted by the City of Ridgeland, the event offers multiple distances from 8 to 100 miles along the scenic Natchez Trace Parkway. It is a fully supported ride that concludes with a post-race celebration at Old Trace Park.

The Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon is an annual running event held in Oklahoma City, dedicated to celebrating life, reaching for the future, and honoring the memories of those killed in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. Known as "A Run to Remember," the event raises funds for the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum. It offers a variety of races including a full marathon, half marathon, and relay.

The Red Bluff Gran Fondo is a cycling event that takes place in Monticello, Mississippi. The event is designed to take riders through four counties, offering a challenging and scenic route. It is a prominent cycling event in the state.

The Mid South is a premier weekend endurance festival held annually in Stillwater, Oklahoma, featuring gravel cycling races and ultra-runs on the region's challenging red dirt roads. Formerly known as the Land Run 100, the event is organized by District Bicycles and is known for its "peanut butter mud" conditions and strong community focus. It attracts cyclists and runners from around the world for a multi-day celebration of grit and endurance.

Tour de Cure Oklahoma is the local cycling event series organized by the American Diabetes Association (ADA) to raise funds for diabetes research, education, and advocacy. It is a premier fundraising campaign that brings together cyclists of all levels to ride in support of people living with diabetes. The event is part of a national effort to increase awareness and provide vital programs to fight the disease.

The Tour de Louisiane is an annual stage race promoted by the New Orleans Bicycle Club (NOBC), a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting competitive bicycling in the Greater New Orleans area since 1968. It is one of the longest-running stage races in North America. The NOBC uses this event to support the local cycling community and promote the sport.

Tulsa Tough, Inc. is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization that owns, operates, and promotes the Saint Francis Tulsa Tough event to elevate Tulsa's profile and promote active lifestyles. The three-day cycling festival features professional criterium races with generous payouts and fun fondo rides for cyclists of all skill levels, creating an unparalleled atmosphere for racers, riders, and spectators.