Finding bike rides?

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I was wondering where people go looking on the internet to find bicycle rides. Especially,
"major" organized events (centuries, multi-day rides). Are there any good data bases of bike
rides out there?

A search for "bike clubs" should turn up a number of club web sites. Look in your area for local
club web sites, which often provide links to other clubs and major event rides in the club's general
region. For example, the assistant webmaster of one local club to which I belong has an amazing,
compendious listing of events along along the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.

Or tell people here what part of the world you live in and ask what goes on there: someone in this
group will know where to direct you, and even people who don't know will likely give you advice.
--Roy Zipris

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Jeff Shapiro <[email hidden]> wrote in message I was wondering where people go
looking on the internet to find bicycle

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rides. Especially, "major" organized events (centuries, multi-day rides). Are there any good
data bases of bike rides out there?

A search for "bike clubs" should turn up a number of club web sites. Look in your area for local
club web sites, which often provide links to other clubs and major event rides in the club's
general region. For example, the assistant webmaster of one local club to which I belong has an
amazing, compendious listing of events along along the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.

Or tell people here what part of the world you live in and ask what goes on there: someone in this
group will know where to direct you, and even people who don't know will likely give you advice.
--Roy Zipris

I've done a bunch of searching for bike clubs and bike events. I was mainly wondering if people had
a favorite place to go (e.g. Active.com, WebBound.com, bicycle-rides.com).

The main reason that I'm asking is because I'm the webmaster (and past bike club newsletter editor)
for an upcoming event the Colorado Springs, CO, USA, and I would like to see about getting
information listed on sites that people happen to like. (I will be posting a message or two here
once I can finally get all the information I need. :-)

jeff

Good advice. For example, the bike club I am in (Chapel Hill/Durham area of North Carolina) lists a
zillion non-club events on their site. Go to www.tarwheels.org and click on the "other events" link.
Many of the events are in surrounding states (Virginia, SC, etc.)

Good luck! Emily

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I was wondering where people go looking on the internet to find bicycle rides. Especially,
"major" organized events (centuries, multi-day rides). Are there any good data bases of bike
rides out there?

A search for "bike clubs" should turn up a number of club web sites. Look in your area for local
club web sites, which often provide links to other clubs and major event rides in the club's
general region. For example, the assistant webmaster of one local club to which I belong has an
amazing, compendious listing of events along along the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.

Or tell people here what part of the world you live in and ask what goes on there: someone in this
group will know where to direct you, and even people who don't know will likely give you advice.
--Roy Zipris

"Jeff Shapiro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I was wondering where people go looking on the internet to find bicycle rides. Especially,
"major" organized events (centuries, multi-day rides). Are there any good data bases of bike
rides out there?

Where are you? If you are in the U.S. Midwest, Mike Bentley has a good site listing lots of rides:
mikebentley.combikeOpen ↗

--
Mike Kruger ..."Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of
tyrants; it is the creed of slaves." --William Pitt, The Younger (1759-1806)

Here is a list of event calendars complements of Suburban Cyclists Unlimited
<http://www.suburbancyclists.org>. Some of these are national and some are mid-Atlantic only:

SCU Calendar <http://www.suburbancyclists.org/calendar.htm>

BCP calendar <http://www.phillybikeclub.org/events.html>

Bicycle Exchange Ride Previews (PA, OH, and WV only)<http://www.bikexchange.com/ridepre.htm>

Bicycling Magazine's Event Finder <http://205.147.231.71/EventSource.asp>

Bike Highway <http://www.bikehighway.com/ridescal.htm>

<http://bicycle-rides.com> is a searchable database of bicycle events, shops, and clubs throughout
the continental United States. When you use this calendar, set the "Not before" date to today's date
to not display past events.

<http://www.bikeride.com>

C-Quad Cycling's Ride Finder <http://www.cquad.org/search.html>

League of American Bicyclists (L.A.B.): <http://www.bikeleague.org/rideguide.htm> and
<http://www.bikeleague.org/bestbiking/index.html>

Local Sport (bicycling, running, and multi-sport events) <http://www.localsport.com>

The Good Cyclist - 1,000 charity rides in 37 countries <http://www.goodcyclist.org>

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"Jeff Shapiro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I was wondering where people go looking on the internet to find bicycle rides. Especially,
"major" organized events (centuries, multi-day rides). Are there any good data bases of bike
rides out there?

Where are you? If you are in the U.S. Midwest, Mike Bentley has a good site listing lots of rides:
mikebentley.combikeOpen ↗

Jack,

Thanks for all the tips. I've been doing a fair amount of searching lately, and many of this I
haven't seen before.

jeff

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Here is a list of event calendars complements of Suburban Cyclists Unlimited
<http://www.suburbancyclists.org>. Some of these are national and some are mid-Atlantic only:

SCU Calendar <http://www.suburbancyclists.org/calendar.htm>

BCP calendar <http://www.phillybikeclub.org/events.html>

Bicycle Exchange Ride Previews (PA, OH, and WV only)<http://www.bikexchange.com/ridepre.htm>

Bicycling Magazine's Event Finder <http://205.147.231.71/EventSource.asp>

Bike Highway <http://www.bikehighway.com/ridescal.htm>

<http://bicycle-rides.com> is a searchable database of bicycle events, shops, and clubs throughout
the continental United States. When you use this calendar, set the "Not before" date to today's
date to not display past events.

<http://www.bikeride.com>

C-Quad Cycling's Ride Finder <http://www.cquad.org/search.html>

League of American Bicyclists (L.A.B.): <http://www.bikeleague.org/rideguide.htm> and
<http://www.bikeleague.org/bestbiking/index.html>

Local Sport (bicycling, running, and multi-sport events) <http://www.localsport.com>

The Good Cyclist - 1,000 charity rides in 37 countries <http://www.goodcyclist.org>

"Mike Kruger" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Jeff Shapiro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I was wondering where people go looking on the internet to find bicycle rides. Especially,
"major" organized events (centuries, multi-day rides). Are there any good data bases of bike
rides out there?

Where are you? If you are in the U.S. Midwest, Mike Bentley has a good site listing lots of
rides: mikebentley.combikeOpen ↗

For Western US look at: bbcnet.comRideListDate.aspOpen ↗

Also check out bikelane.combikelane.comOpen ↗ for ride and other bike info.

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"Jeff Shapiro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I was wondering where people go looking on the internet to find bicycle rides. Especially,
"major" organized events (centuries, multi-day rides). Are there any good data bases of bike
rides out there?

Where are you? If you are in the U.S. Midwest, Mike Bentley has a good site listing lots

of

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rides: mikebentley.combikeOpen ↗

--
Mike Kruger ..."Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is

the

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argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves." --William Pitt, The Younger (1759-1806)

A nationwide searchable database is www.bicycle-rides.com