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This is a year-round endurance training ride. Ontermediate pace for 40 to 50 miles (17.5 - 18.5 mph average). Flat to rolling terrain, generally to Edmond. Stop for coffee and return. NOTE: Check More Information -- the ride location and start time may change temporarily due to weather or other conditions. If in doubt, check with the ride leader. Since the Francis Tuttle parking lot is closed, the ride is currently meeting at the northwest parking lot at the Homeland grocery at NW 122 and Rockwell Ave

Casual ride suitable for beginners, young riders and anyone who wants to join a group at a pace of 8-10 mph for about 11 miles with a stop for refreshments at a local donut shop.

Meets at Stars and Stripes park, south end of Lake Hefner and goes to Bricktown for coffee and snacks. 24 miles or more at 12-16 mph.

LEADER: Bill Wilson (405) 394-2239 stonehedge00@gmail.com

Starts at the parking lot on the North side of the Bethany High School athletics area West of 50th and Council, just South of the PCO Softball fields. Goes to West River Trail to Crystal Lake and back.  Average 10-12 MPH. Distance: 18 or 22 miles. May have a group that rides a little faster and goes to Meridian and back. We regroup at 10th Street and Crystal Lake. Even though this ride promotes trikes, everybody is welcome!

This is for people who are new to cycling, want to try out their new bikes or simply want a break from the norm. Our pace is between 8-11 mph (no faster) and we ride about 10-13 miles. It is definitely a leisurely adult ride.

This is a year-round endurance training ride. Ontermediate pace for 40 to 50 miles (17.5 - 18.5 mph average). Flat to rolling terrain, generally to Edmond. Stop for coffee and return. NOTE: Check More Information -- the ride location and start time may change temporarily due to weather or other conditions. If in doubt, check with the ride leader. Since the Francis Tuttle parking lot is closed, the ride is currently meeting at the northwest parking lot at the Homeland grocery at NW 122 and Rockwell Ave

Casual ride suitable for beginners, young riders and anyone who wants to join a group at a pace of 8-10 mph for about 11 miles with a stop for refreshments at a local donut shop.

Oklahoma Bicycle Society Fall Ride, (100 km, 40/25 miles). Proceeds benefit the Helmets For Kids charity.

Meets at Stars and Stripes park, south end of Lake Hefner and goes to Bricktown for coffee and snacks. 24 miles or more at 12-16 mph.

LEADER: Bill Wilson (405) 394-2239 stonehedge00@gmail.com

Starts at the parking lot on the North side of the Bethany High School athletics area West of 50th and Council, just South of the PCO Softball fields. Goes to West River Trail to Crystal Lake and back.  Average 10-12 MPH. Distance: 18 or 22 miles. May have a group that rides a little faster and goes to Meridian and back. We regroup at 10th Street and Crystal Lake. Even though this ride promotes trikes, everybody is welcome!

This is for people who are new to cycling, want to try out their new bikes or simply want a break from the norm. Our pace is between 8-11 mph (no faster) and we ride about 10-13 miles. It is definitely a leisurely adult ride.

Enjoy natural beauty and unforgettable memories at Bike MS: Oklahoma. This ride is the definition of taking the scenic route – cycle past Woolaroc on your way to the overnight stay at Bartlesville Community Center. There, you‘ll enjoy the company of your fellow cyclist at the foot of Frank Lloyd Wright‘s historic Price Tower.

Day two will be packed with gorgeous views as you ride through Osage Hills on your return trip. You’ll watch the Tulsa skyline grow closer as you cross the finish line at OSU-Tulsa, where you’ll be able to celebrate your success with your fellow cyclists and know that through Bike MS you are changing the lives of people affected by MS, one pedal stroke at a time. Join us in the ride of a lifetime, Oklahoma style!

Enjoy natural beauty and unforgettable memories at Bike MS: Oklahoma. This ride is the definition of taking the scenic route – cycle past Woolaroc on your way to the overnight stay at Bartlesville Community Center. There, you‘ll enjoy the company of your fellow cyclist at the foot of Frank Lloyd Wright‘s historic Price Tower.

Day two will be packed with gorgeous views as you ride through Osage Hills on your return trip. You’ll watch the Tulsa skyline grow closer as you cross the finish line at OSU-Tulsa, where you’ll be able to celebrate your success with your fellow cyclists and know that through Bike MS you are changing the lives of people affected by MS, one pedal stroke at a time. Join us in the ride of a lifetime, Oklahoma style!

Northeast Oklahoma is blessed to have some of the most beautiful and green, rural scenery in our great state. This ride really stands out because it also puts small town charm on full display. Tour de Cowtown is held on the same day as the Coweta Fall Festival, one of the last small town festivals left in which the community actually shuts down main street and comes together to party with rides, food, parades, bands and pie auctions. It’s as close to Mayberry as we get these days and if you’re family is tired of you running off on them to play bikes, this is the perfect event to bring them along to, or stay after your ride with all of our bike friends as we take over the town.

This is a year-round endurance training ride. Ontermediate pace for 40 to 50 miles (17.5 - 18.5 mph average). Flat to rolling terrain, generally to Edmond. Stop for coffee and return. NOTE: Check More Information -- the ride location and start time may change temporarily due to weather or other conditions. If in doubt, check with the ride leader. Since the Francis Tuttle parking lot is closed, the ride is currently meeting at the northwest parking lot at the Homeland grocery at NW 122 and Rockwell Ave

Experience beautiful scenery, varying High Plains terrain, and unbeatable hospitality!! This ride is located in DUMAS, TEXAS which is located approximately fifty miles north of Amarillo. The ride will be managed and organized by volunteers and local bike enthusiasts to ensure you will have a safe and fantastic ride with plenty of food and drinks, full ride support (SAG, multiple rests stops, mechanic support, etc.) and of course, plenty of fun.
12, 32, 68 and 100 mile routes.

Casual ride suitable for beginners, young riders and anyone who wants to join a group at a pace of 8-10 mph for about 11 miles with a stop for refreshments at a local donut shop.

Enjoy natural beauty and unforgettable memories at Bike MS: Oklahoma. This ride is the definition of taking the scenic route – cycle past Woolaroc on your way to the overnight stay at Bartlesville Community Center. There, you‘ll enjoy the company of your fellow cyclist at the foot of Frank Lloyd Wright‘s historic Price Tower.

Day two will be packed with gorgeous views as you ride through Osage Hills on your return trip. You’ll watch the Tulsa skyline grow closer as you cross the finish line at OSU-Tulsa, where you’ll be able to celebrate your success with your fellow cyclists and know that through Bike MS you are changing the lives of people affected by MS, one pedal stroke at a time. Join us in the ride of a lifetime, Oklahoma style!

Enjoy natural beauty and unforgettable memories at Bike MS: Oklahoma. This ride is the definition of taking the scenic route – cycle past Woolaroc on your way to the overnight stay at Bartlesville Community Center. There, you‘ll enjoy the company of your fellow cyclist at the foot of Frank Lloyd Wright‘s historic Price Tower.

Day two will be packed with gorgeous views as you ride through Osage Hills on your return trip. You’ll watch the Tulsa skyline grow closer as you cross the finish line at OSU-Tulsa, where you’ll be able to celebrate your success with your fellow cyclists and know that through Bike MS you are changing the lives of people affected by MS, one pedal stroke at a time. Join us in the ride of a lifetime, Oklahoma style!

Meets at Stars and Stripes park, south end of Lake Hefner and goes to Bricktown for coffee and snacks. 24 miles or more at 12-16 mph.

LEADER: Bill Wilson (405) 394-2239 stonehedge00@gmail.com

Starts at the parking lot on the North side of the Bethany High School athletics area West of 50th and Council, just South of the PCO Softball fields. Goes to West River Trail to Crystal Lake and back.  Average 10-12 MPH. Distance: 18 or 22 miles. May have a group that rides a little faster and goes to Meridian and back. We regroup at 10th Street and Crystal Lake. Even though this ride promotes trikes, everybody is welcome!

This is for people who are new to cycling, want to try out their new bikes or simply want a break from the norm. Our pace is between 8-11 mph (no faster) and we ride about 10-13 miles. It is definitely a leisurely adult ride.

This is a year-round endurance training ride. Ontermediate pace for 40 to 50 miles (17.5 - 18.5 mph average). Flat to rolling terrain, generally to Edmond. Stop for coffee and return. NOTE: Check More Information -- the ride location and start time may change temporarily due to weather or other conditions. If in doubt, check with the ride leader. Since the Francis Tuttle parking lot is closed, the ride is currently meeting at the northwest parking lot at the Homeland grocery at NW 122 and Rockwell Ave

First 100 individuals are guaranteed a participant medal, T-shirt, water bottle, and bib. Cyclists will meet at the Fort Sill Lake Elmer Thomas Recreation Area (LETRA) Lodge (Bldg. 7451) at 6 a.m. on September 23 for check-in. Cycling begins at 7 a.m. There will be three different routes: 27 miles, 37 miles, and 47 miles.

It‘s time to ride the first Black Towns of Oklahoma Bike Tour. The bike tour is running in conjunction with the Muskogee Localmotion Fall Arts Festival on September 23. Gravel routes: 25, 40, 60, 100 miles Road routes: 25, 40, 60 100 miles

Casual ride suitable for beginners, young riders and anyone who wants to join a group at a pace of 8-10 mph for about 11 miles with a stop for refreshments at a local donut shop.

Meets at Stars and Stripes park, south end of Lake Hefner and goes to Bricktown for coffee and snacks. 24 miles or more at 12-16 mph.

LEADER: Bill Wilson (405) 394-2239 stonehedge00@gmail.com

Starts at the parking lot on the North side of the Bethany High School athletics area West of 50th and Council, just South of the PCO Softball fields. Goes to West River Trail to Crystal Lake and back.  Average 10-12 MPH. Distance: 18 or 22 miles. May have a group that rides a little faster and goes to Meridian and back. We regroup at 10th Street and Crystal Lake. Even though this ride promotes trikes, everybody is welcome!

This is for people who are new to cycling, want to try out their new bikes or simply want a break from the norm. Our pace is between 8-11 mph (no faster) and we ride about 10-13 miles. It is definitely a leisurely adult ride.

This is a year-round endurance training ride. Ontermediate pace for 40 to 50 miles (17.5 - 18.5 mph average). Flat to rolling terrain, generally to Edmond. Stop for coffee and return. NOTE: Check More Information -- the ride location and start time may change temporarily due to weather or other conditions. If in doubt, check with the ride leader. Since the Francis Tuttle parking lot is closed, the ride is currently meeting at the northwest parking lot at the Homeland grocery at NW 122 and Rockwell Ave

This ride will feature four routes: 8, 30, 44 and 77 miles with a prize drawing at noon! A meal will be provided as well. Complimentary t-shirts go to the first 100 individuals! Until September 29th, registration will cost $25, and then $35 for day-of event registrants. 77-mile ride starts at 8:00 AM, all others start at 9:00.

A charity bicycle ride featuring routes of varying distance run by Chickasha Rock Island Ride, Inc., 10-, 28-, 54- and 63-mile road routes. 41- and 61-mile gravel routs.

Casual ride suitable for beginners, young riders and anyone who wants to join a group at a pace of 8-10 mph for about 11 miles with a stop for refreshments at a local donut shop.