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Rides are 20 to 40 miles of flat to hilly back roads at 12 to 18 mph. The difficulty is moderate to strenuous. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed. Destinations and routes vary, decided by consensus before riders start.
New riders are encouraged to identify themselves so that regular riders can assist them with routing, destination, pace, and such.
All riders are welcome; you need not be a Tulsa Bicycle Club member to join us.

Meet at the River Parks parking lot at 68th & Riverside Dr for a ride of about 15 to 20 miles. The pace is a leisurely 10-12 mph or whatever is comfortable for the group. If there are those who wish to ride faster, a second group may form and ride at a faster pace.
No one will be left behind.
Lights are not required; we do not ride after dark.

Rides are 20 to 40 miles of flat to hilly back roads at 12 to 18 mph. The difficulty is moderate to strenuous. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed. Destinations and routes vary, decided by consensus before riders start.
New riders are encouraged to identify themselves so that regular riders can assist them with routing, destination, pace, and such.
All riders are welcome; you need not be a Tulsa Bicycle Club member to join us.

* This is not a Tulsa Bicycle Club event * https://redbud.org Celebrating the 41st Redbud Classic in 2024, the Redbud has been committed to its mission for four decades. Throughout the years, the Redbud has offered numerous opportunities for families, friends and the entire community to join together in exciting events, geared for all ages and fitness levels. Since the Redbud Classic began in 1983, it has experienced tremendous growth and strong community support. Today the Redbud remains focused on offering the community quality events while encouraging competition and fitness. The Redbud Classic is committed to bringing fitness and fun to our community; while donating money to local non-profit organizations. Since 1983, the Redbud has contributed nearly $1 million to local nonprofits. We are excited to partner with Focus on Home as our 2024 beneficiary! Focus on Home provides furniture and furnishings to families in need. Since 2014, they have been serving families experiencing domestic violence, going through treatment and recovery programs, and experiencing homelessness for various reasons.

Bentley Park to Hectorville click for maps and additional information

*L* Veteran cyclists want to help beginners enjoy cycling. 25-35 miles. The pace is typically 10-12mph. Meet at a different location weekly.

Refer to the Club‘s Group Riding Guidelines prior to participating in a Club ride ... https://tulsabicycleclub.clubexpress.com/docs.ashx?id=637175

*This is not a TBC event* Ride the Osage Prairie Trail between 56th St N and Skiatook with snacks and hydration stops and support the Major Taylor Cyclcing Club of Oklahoma.

Rides are 20 to 40 miles of flat to hilly back roads at 12 to 18 mph. The difficulty is moderate to strenuous. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed. Destinations and routes vary, decided by consensus before riders start.
New riders are encouraged to identify themselves so that regular riders can assist them with routing, destination, pace, and such.
All riders are welcome; you need not be a Tulsa Bicycle Club member to join us.

Meet at the River Parks parking lot at 68th & Riverside Dr for a ride of about 15 to 20 miles. The pace is a leisurely 10-12 mph or whatever is comfortable for the group. If there are those who wish to ride faster, a second group may form and ride at a faster pace.
No one will be left behind.
Lights are not required; we do not ride after dark.

Rides are 20 to 40 miles of flat to hilly back roads at 12 to 18 mph. The difficulty is moderate to strenuous. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed. Destinations and routes vary, decided by consensus before riders start.
New riders are encouraged to identify themselves so that regular riders can assist them with routing, destination, pace, and such.
All riders are welcome; you need not be a Tulsa Bicycle Club member to join us.

Click for maps and additional information

The Nomad Leisurely Ride travels at a relaxed pace of 10 to 12 mph, stopping at a restaurant or c-store depending on riders‘ desires. The focus is on camaraderie with frequent stops and no rider left behind.

Rides are 20 to 40 miles of flat to hilly back roads at 12 to 18 mph. The difficulty is moderate to strenuous. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed. Destinations and routes vary, decided by consensus before riders start.
New riders are encouraged to identify themselves so that regular riders can assist them with routing, destination, pace, and such.
All riders are welcome; you need not be a Tulsa Bicycle Club member to join us.

Meet at the River Parks parking lot at 68th & Riverside Dr for a ride of about 15 to 20 miles. The pace is a leisurely 10-12 mph or whatever is comfortable for the group. If there are those who wish to ride faster, a second group may form and ride at a faster pace.
No one will be left behind.
Lights are not required; we do not ride after dark.

Rides are 20 to 40 miles of flat to hilly back roads at 12 to 18 mph. The difficulty is moderate to strenuous. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed. Destinations and routes vary, decided by consensus before riders start.
New riders are encouraged to identify themselves so that regular riders can assist them with routing, destination, pace, and such.
All riders are welcome; you need not be a Tulsa Bicycle Club member to join us.

The Nomad Leisurely Ride travels at a relaxed pace of 10 to 12 mph, stopping at a restaurant or c-store depending on riders‘ desires. The focus is on camaraderie with frequent stops and no rider left behind.

Click for maps and additional information

Rides are 20 to 40 miles of flat to hilly back roads at 12 to 18 mph. The difficulty is moderate to strenuous. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed. Destinations and routes vary, decided by consensus before riders start.
New riders are encouraged to identify themselves so that regular riders can assist them with routing, destination, pace, and such.
All riders are welcome; you need not be a Tulsa Bicycle Club member to join us.

Meet at the River Parks parking lot at 68th & Riverside Dr for a ride of about 15 to 20 miles. The pace is a leisurely 10-12 mph or whatever is comfortable for the group. If there are those who wish to ride faster, a second group may form and ride at a faster pace.
No one will be left behind.
Lights are not required; we do not ride after dark.

Rides are 20 to 40 miles of flat to hilly back roads at 12 to 18 mph. The difficulty is moderate to strenuous. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed. Destinations and routes vary, decided by consensus before riders start.
New riders are encouraged to identify themselves so that regular riders can assist them with routing, destination, pace, and such.
All riders are welcome; you need not be a Tulsa Bicycle Club member to join us.

* This is not a Tulsa Bicycle Club event * Flower Power is a scenic NE Oklahoma Ozark foothill and Arkansas River Valley ride. Last Saturday of April. 20, 30, 50, 70, and 100-mile routes with road support and a free first-come-first-served cookout at the end. Event website ... https://www.facebook.com/groups/flowerpowerbicycleride/ Registration ... https://www.bikereg.com/flowerpower

Jenks to Mounds ride with less than 900 ft of climbing; you aren‘t likely to find a much flatter route out of Jenks West Elementary than this 29-mile out-and-back ride to Mounds. If you‘d rather go a shorter distance, you can cut over to Kiefer at 151st Street then head back to Jenks West Elementary.

Ride route and starting time are as specified here but may be altered by a consensus of riders at the ride start. There is no "leader" as such for our Saturday Club Rides and they are not marked. Maps can be downloaded from the Club‘s Ride With GPS page and the Ride With GPS smartphone app or your GPS device may be used to navigate the route.

New riders should be prepared to identify themselves so that regular riders can assist them with routing and such. The group may not ride together and typically breaks up into various pace groups.

*L* Veteran cyclists want to help beginners enjoy cycling. 25-35 miles. The pace is typically 10-12mph. Meet at a different location weekly.

Refer to the Club‘s Group Riding Guidelines prior to participating in a Club ride ... https://tulsabicycleclub.clubexpress.com/docs.ashx?id=637175

* This is not a Tulsa Bicycle Club event *
Tour de Wichita is held April 28th and it is a urban bike, hike and walk event through the core of the city to raise money for two local non-profit organizations. We also will have a live concert and food plus drinks are part of your entry fee. The event website is https://tourdewichita.org/

Rides are 20 to 40 miles of flat to hilly back roads at 12 to 18 mph. The difficulty is moderate to strenuous. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed. Destinations and routes vary, decided by consensus before riders start.
New riders are encouraged to identify themselves so that regular riders can assist them with routing, destination, pace, and such.
All riders are welcome; you need not be a Tulsa Bicycle Club member to join us.

Meet at the River Parks parking lot at 68th & Riverside Dr for a ride of about 15 to 20 miles. The pace is a leisurely 10-12 mph or whatever is comfortable for the group. If there are those who wish to ride faster, a second group may form and ride at a faster pace.
No one will be left behind.
Lights are not required; we do not ride after dark.