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Bikes N’Brew
Bikes N’Brew is BACK for 2017 and features 3 different distances for you to explore the latest Cleveland breweries and visit old favorites! Bikes N’Brew is an unsupported bicycle tour through Cleveland’s expanding brew network and surrounding neighborhoods. There will be 20, 40, and 60 mile-ish suggested route options with cue sheets & maps provided. Limited…
Read MoreBike to Work Day – July
RIde your bike to work! Celebrate the last Friday of the month, leave that car at home, and ride your bike to work! We encourage you to ride to work as often as you can, but on July 28th we’ll be at the Cleveland Bike Rack (2148 East 4th Street) with fresh coffee &…
Read MoreBike to Work Day – September
RIde your bike to work! Celebrate the last Friday of the month, leave that car at home, and ride your bike to work! We encourage you to ride to work as often as you can, but on September 29th we’ll be at the Cleveland Bike Rack (2148 East 4th Street) with fresh coffee and…
Read MoreBike to Work Day – August
RIde your bike to work! Celebrate the last Friday of the month, leave that car at home, and ride your bike to work! We encourage you to ride to work as often as you can, but on August 25th we’ll be at the Cleveland Bike Rack (2148 East 4th Street) with fresh coffee and…
Read MoreBike to Work Day – June
Ride Your Bike to Work! Celebrate the last Friday of the month, leave that car at home, and ride your bike to work! We encourage you to ride to work as often as you can, but on June 30th we’ll be at the Cleveland Bike Rack (2148 East 4th Street) with fresh coffee courtesy…
Read MoreThank You Rob and Uche!
Like all organizations do, we are experiencing some changes, and it is with some sadness that we say goodbye to two of our staff, Uche Adigwe and Rob Thompson. Their departures are close together, but otherwise unrelated (don’t worry, Jacob’s a great boss). Uche has taken his talents to Cincinnati for personal reasons, while Rob…
Read MoreMCPc Fundo Event Day Information
Thanks for supporting Bike Cleveland by riding the MCPc Fundo! Read down for some useful information. Please take a moment to read all of the instructions to ensure your ride goes smoothly. If you have additional questions please contact – info@bikecleveland.org GETTING TO EDGEWATER PARK We always encourage people to ride down if possible, so…
Read MoreSylvia’s Ride 2016
A ride in memory of those tragically killed on our streets while riding their bikes. The name is in honor of Sylvia Bingham, who was struck and killed by a truck while biking to work in 2009. Where: Assemble in the open lot kitty corner across the intersection of W 11th & Fairfield from Loop Coffee Shop When:…
Read MoreRoutes released for MCPc Fun p/b Bike Cleveland
Routes have been finalized for the 2016 MCPc Fundo presented by Bike Cleveland at NEOCycle, and they’re better than ever! Moving the date of the Fundo to the Saturday has allowed us to utilize sections of the Cleveland Metroparks that have been closed to bikes for a running event the last two years. Once again…
Read MoreOn The Edge Film Fest
On the Edge Films is presenting Cleveland’s own homegrown adventure, extreme sport, environment and culture film festival for its second year and Bike Cleveland is proud to again be the presenting beer sponsor!! Formally hosting the Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour here for nearly 15 years – the organizers thought it was time for Cleveland’s own…
Read MorePress Release: UHBIKES PRE-LAUNCH TO ROLL OUT IN TIME FOR REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 15 July, 2016 UHBIKES PRE-LAUNCH TO ROLL OUT IN TIME FOR REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION Full system to come online in September with official launch of 250 red bikes. CLEVELAND, OH – Cleveland and Cuyahoga County’s formal bike share system, sponsored by University Hospitals, pre-launches…
Read MoreReport A Surface Hazard Tool
Bike lanes are great. They increase ridership by providing a place for riders unable or unwilling to mix with fast moving cars and trucks; they are safer for people on bikes than mixing with traffic; they boost retail performance along corridors where they are installed; they’re good for your neighborhood and property values; and they save everyone…
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