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24 Hours in the Canyon
24 Hours in the Canyon is a non-profit cycling event that hosts the only simultaneous 24-hour mountain bike and road bike race in the United States, held in Palo Duro Canyon near Amarillo, Texas. The event is a major fundraiser, with 100% of the funds raised going to the 24 Hours In The Canyon Cancer Survivorship Center, which provides free programs and services to adult cancer survivors in the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles. It is also a qualifier for the Race Across America.
Biked
Biked is a full-service bike shop in Grand Rapids, Michigan, offering a personalized experience for service, sales, and suspension expertise. They provide a range of services from routine tune-ups and full overhauls to custom builds and mountain bike suspension service, catering to all bike types including mountain, gravel, road, and hybrid. The business, which started as a small garage operation, also offers a convenient pick-up and drop-off service and runs the Biked Academy for hands-on mechanic training.
Bike New York
Bike New York is a prominent non-profit organization dedicated to empowering New Yorkers and their communities through bicycling. Founded in 2000, its history is rooted in the 1977 "Five Boro Challenge," which evolved into the world-famous TD Five Boro Bike Tour, the largest charitable bike ride in the U.S. The organization uses proceeds from its events to fund the largest free bicycle education program of its kind, teaching bike skills to over 100,000 kids and adults since 2007. Beyond the Tour, Bike New York offers free education programs across the five boroughs, organizes smaller community rides, and advocates for cycling as a safe, practical, sustainable, and healthy means of transportation and recreation. It is a major proponent of cycling in New York City.
Boston Triathlon Team
The Boston Triathlon Team is a multisport club with a rich history dating back to 1987, originally as the CRP Racing Team. The team is dedicated to racing, training, and fostering fellowship around the sport of triathlon. It provides a supportive community for athletes of all levels in the Boston area.
Brown University Cycling Team
The Brown University Cycling Team is a student-run club dedicated to promoting fun, responsible bicycle riding and competitive racing to the Brown community. The team competes in the Eastern Collegiate Cycling Conference (ECCC) in road, mountain bike, cyclocross, and track disciplines. It welcomes riders of all experience levels, from beginners to seasoned racers.
BYU Cycling Club
The BYU Cycling Club is a student-led organization that caters to both competitive and recreational cyclists, offering group rides, training, and events for road and mountain biking enthusiasts. The club is affiliated with the university's Student Connection and Leadership Center and promotes cycling as a viable and healthy mode of transportation. They focus on fostering a community for student-age folk in the Provo area to share their passion for cycling.
Corpus Christi Triathlon Club
The Corpus Christi Triathlon Club, formerly known as STARRS (South Texas Area Runners, Riders, and Swimmers), is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting a healthy, multi-sport lifestyle in the Coastal Bend area. The club encourages camaraderie and participation in training, racing, fun events, and charitable giving for athletes of all levels. They host weekly brick sessions and are responsible for organizing the annual Keep Texas Wild Triathlon.
EP Cyclists
EP Cyclists is a non-profit cycling club based in El Paso, Texas, committed to the growth of cycling in the community and the greater Southwest region. The club organizes safe, fun, and challenging road cycling activities for riders from beginner to advanced levels, with a focus on teamwork and cooperation. They offer member benefits like supplemental health insurance on club rides and operate under the motto "We Roll Together!"
EPIC Cycling Team
EPIC Cycling Team is a Utah-based cycling club focused on road, mountain, and virtual (Zwift) group rides, with a mission to get 'more people on bikes.' The team emphasizes personal breakthroughs, continuous improvement, and a supportive culture for riders of all levels, including a strong focus on women riders. They organize consistent, well-organized group rides and participate in targeted events like LoToJa.
Fort Worth Bicycling Association
The Fort Worth Bicycling Association (FWBA), established in 1970, is a large, non-profit, volunteer club dedicated to offering a high-quality, year-round recreational ride program in Fort Worth and the surrounding area. The club welcomes riders of all fitness and skill levels, offering diverse ride schedules and special events to promote cycling for recreation, fitness, and sport.
High Performance Cycling Team (HPC)
The High Performance Cycling Team (HPC) is a program of the Cascade Bicycle Club for fitter, faster cyclists who want to improve their skills and ride at a high pace. It is a non-racing team that focuses on safe group-riding techniques and challenging, long-distance rides.
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Lake Effect Cycling – Austinburg
Lake Effect Cycling is a Northeast Ohio cycling team that participates in various racing disciplines, including Mountain Bike (MTB), Cyclocross, and Road. The team is affiliated with Bike Authority and is a prominent part of the local cycling community, often organizing and participating in regional events.
LandShark Endurance (Operating as “Landshark Cycling Team Arizona” in the context of the task)
LandShark Endurance is a multi-sport team that welcomes athletes of all levels, from beginners to elites, in endurance sports including swimming, cycling, and running. The team fosters a supportive community with group workouts, training clinics, and social events, focusing on pushing limits and enjoying the sport. While primarily based in New York, the team has members and participates in events in Arizona, which is the likely source of the "Landshark Cycling Team Arizona" name.
Living Life on 2 Wheels, Inc. (Gateway Devo Cycling Team)
Gateway Devo Cycling Team is the elite developmental cycling team of Living Life on 2 Wheels, Inc., an IRS-registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Since its inception in 2010, the team has focused on developing young riders with values like respect and discipline, graduating 15 riders to the professional ranks. The parent organization, Living Life on 2 Wheels, also works to create bike parks and promote cycling for all, including those with special needs.
Major Taylor Houston Cycling Club
Major Taylor Houston Cycling Club (MTHCC) is a social cycling club dedicated to promoting safe cycling and a healthier community for all levels of cyclists in the greater Houston area. The club organizes rides throughout the region and is named in honor of the legendary African-American cyclist Major Taylor. MTHCC is committed to bridging gaps through cycling and fostering a welcoming environment for its members.
Move Up Cycling Club
Move Up Cycling Club is a Kansas City-area cycling team and community focused on inclusive, safe, and motivating training and racing. The club welcomes all abilities and disciplines, offering a supportive environment for both aspiring and veteran racers. It is closely affiliated with Move Up Endurance Coaching.
Norte Youth Cycling (Norte Race Team)
Norte Youth Cycling is a non-profit organization in Northern Michigan that champions bikes and community. It is dedicated to empowering individuals of all ages and abilities to be physically active and socially connected through cycling. The organization runs various programs, including the Norte Race Team, which is a supportive and inclusive community for youth mountain bike riders in grades 4th-12th.
Northern Arizona University Cycling Club
The Northern Arizona University Cycling Club is a collegiate sports club that competes in the USA Cycling Collegiate National Race Series. The club welcomes all NAU students, from beginners to experienced riders, to build a community around road biking, mountain biking, cyclocross, and other disciplines. They are a competitive team, having achieved high national rankings in collegiate mountain biking.
Petaluma Cycling Club (formerly Petaluma Wheelmen Cycling Club)
The Petaluma Cycling Club is a non-profit, inclusive, recreational cycling club with roots dating back to the 1890s, originally known as the Petaluma Wheelmen. The club offers its approximately 170 members opportunities for group rides, a route library, and a supportive environment for cyclists of all levels in Sonoma and Marin counties. They are also actively involved in supporting the broader local cycling community.
QCW Cycling (Quaker City Wheelmen)
QCW Cycling, also known as the Quaker City Wheelmen, is the Philadelphia region's oldest cycling club and a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. The club's mission is centered on promoting and supporting competitive cycling and racing, while also fostering a welcoming environment for new riders to learn and improve their skills. They field a highly competitive race team and actively work to grow the sport of cycling in the Philadelphia area through skill clinics, mentorship, and partnership with local and national organizations. The club supports riders across a wide range of disciplines and abilities, aiming to help members achieve their individual cycling goals.
Rogue Racing Cycling Team
Rogue Racing Cycling Team is an amateur cycling race team based in West Michigan, primarily operating out of Rockford, MI. The team focuses on various cycling disciplines including gravel, mountain bike, road, and triathlons. They organize group rides, such as the Monday Night Gravel Ride from Cedar Springs Brewing Company, and participate in local races, promoting a strong sense of community for both casual and serious riders.
San Antonio Wheelmen
The San Antonio Wheelmen is the oldest cycling club in San Antonio, established in 1971. The club provides weekly rides for all skill levels, cycling education, and community outreach. It is dedicated to promoting the rewarding experience of cycling among enthusiasts in the San Antonio area.
Social Cycling NYC
Social Cycling NYC, also known for its "Thursday Night Social Ride" (TNSR), is a large, informal collective of cyclists in New York City. The group promotes socializing and riding together for cyclists of all types, skill levels, and on any kind of bike. They are not a racing team, but a community-focused social club. The main event is the weekly Thursday Night Social Ride, which meets at the Columbus Circle entrance of Central Park at 7:00 PM and rolls out at 7:30 PM. These rides are casual, non-competitive, and often feature a destination or a theme, sometimes including food stops. The club emphasizes a welcoming, inclusive, and safe environment for group riding through the city streets. They are a prominent fixture in the NYC cycling community, organizing large-scale, fun, and often themed rides that are free and open to the public.
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Team Cadence Cyclery
Team Cadence Cyclery is a Texas-based non-profit organization and USAC registered cycling club with over 200 members, dedicated to raising cycling awareness, education, and volunteer support of events in a family-oriented environment. The team, which includes riders from casual to competitive levels across various cycling disciplines, is based in the North Dallas area and is currently sponsored by Encore Wire.