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Join TBC members for their regular Tuesday/Thursday ride.
MS (moderate, strenuous) - The route and distance are selected by those present at the start of the ride, typically 20 - 40 mi. Pace averages of 12 to 18 mph. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed.

NOTE: This is not a TBC-sponsored event.

This annual ride with multiple length routes is part of Pittsburg‘s Little Balkan Days Festival.

See the event website for full details: https://tailwindcyclists.com/gorilla-century

Bentley Park to Hectorville 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.

This 24.6-mile route follows most of the 29-mile route south from Bentley Park to Hectorville and back with a loop near the Tiger‘s Den convenience store. There are few hills with elevation variation over the route of just over 500 feet.
We‘ll stop frequently to regroup, can get a snack at the Hectorville store, and no one will be left behind.
Pace of 10-12 mph.

Join TBC members for their regular Tuesday/Thursday ride.
MS (moderate, strenuous) - The route and distance are selected by those present at the start of the ride, typically 20 - 40 mi. Pace averages of 12 to 18 mph. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed.

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, the group may split into a couple of pace groups.
No one will be left behind.
Lights are not required.

Join TBC members for their regular Tuesday/Thursday ride.
MS (moderate, strenuous) - The route and distance are selected by those present at the start of the ride, typically 20 - 40 mi. Pace averages of 12 to 18 mph. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed.

NOTE: This is not a TBC-sponsored event.

The Redbud Classic is an annual, multi-distance, multi-route cycling event generally held in April but moved to September for 2021.

See the event website for full details: https://redbud.org/

This is not a TBC sponsored event.
DAM J.A.M. is Oklahoma’s most scenic one-day bicycle tour. A fabulous fall family event in Pryor, OK, featuring fun rides of 30, 55, 71, or 101 miles!

The Nomads will be wandering 33.7 miles going north to Sperry on the Osage Prairie Trail then west to Betty‘s Store and return via 52nd W Ave weaving back to OSU.

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.

This Saturday the TBC‘s weekend ride starts at Mohawk Park and makes a trip Sperry. The route is 26.7 miles with an elevation gain of just over 600 feet.

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 routes 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.

Join the leisurely group for this familiar 25.2-mile route to Sperry from Mohawk with return via Osage Prairie Trail and 36th St N.

Average speed of 10-12 mph with frequent regrouping stops and no one left behind.

CANCELLED - The September self-contained ride is going to Walnut Creek Park, Corps of Engineers, on September 11th and 12th from Skiatook
The ride route is 28 miles with a few hills. We are going to do the exact same thing that John Nettles did on the first day of his KAMO tour in May. We will park our cars at 1000 w 4th which is the Skiatook School district administration address. It is on Oak Street. Those of us who want will go to the Skiatook Park, which is only a few blocks away, and eat lunch after we are all packed up at 11:00 am or so. We will leave from there around noon. Walnut Creek park only requires 1 overnight stay but I believe their prices have changed. It is $25 per campsite and there can be 2 tents at a campsite. Leslie Harrision will have more detailed information soon. Please let Leslie know if you are going to attend. You can reach Leslie at 918-694-2404.

CANCELLED - The September self-contained ride is going to Walnut Creek Park, Corps of Engineers, on September 11th and 12th from Skiatook
The ride route is 28 miles with a few hills. We are going to do the exact same thing that John Nettles did on the first day of his KAMO tour in May. We will park our cars at 1000 w 4th which is the Skiatook School district administration address. It is on Oak Street. Those of us who want will go to the Skiatook Park, which is only a few blocks away, and eat lunch after we are all packed up at 11:00 am or so. We will leave from there around noon. Walnut Creek park only requires 1 overnight stay but I believe their prices have changed. It is $25 per campsite and there can be 2 tents at a campsite. Leslie Harrision will have more detailed information soon. Please let Leslie know if you are going to attend. You can reach Leslie at 918-694-2404.

Join TBC members for their regular Tuesday/Thursday ride.
MS (moderate, strenuous) - The route and distance are selected by those present at the start of the ride, typically 20 - 40 mi. Pace averages of 12 to 18 mph. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed.

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, the group may split into a couple of pace groups.
No one will be left behind.
Lights are not required.

Join TBC members for their regular Tuesday/Thursday ride.
MS (moderate, strenuous) - The route and distance are selected by those present at the start of the ride, typically 20 - 40 mi. Pace averages of 12 to 18 mph. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed.

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

Join TBC members for their regular Tuesday/Thursday ride.
MS (moderate, strenuous) - The route and distance are selected by those present at the start of the ride, typically 20 - 40 mi. Pace averages of 12 to 18 mph. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed.

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, the group may split into a couple of pace groups.
No one will be left behind.
Lights are not required.

Join TBC members for their regular Tuesday/Thursday ride.
MS (moderate, strenuous) - The route and distance are selected by those present at the start of the ride, typically 20 - 40 mi. Pace averages of 12 to 18 mph. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed.

This is not a Tulsa Bicycle Club event. The Big Dam Bridge 100 is an annual event in central Arkansas that celebrates the Big Dam Bridge over the Arkansas River. The 4226-foot bridge is the longest bridge built for pedestrian and bicycle traffic in North America. The BDB 100 offers several routes ranging between 15 and 105 miles, with beautiful mountain and river scenery, as well as a few challenging hills on the longer routes. The event provides participants with well-marked courses, fun aid stations with foods and liquids, great volunteer support, event t-shirt, a unique finisher medal, post-ride food and drinks along with a unique finish-line experience.

Learn more here: https://www.thebigdambridge100.com/

*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

Meet the Tulsa Bicycle Club at OSU Tulsa for a 31.7-mile ride to Shell Lake and back.

Join Richard Abbot for a ride from the River Parks parking lot at roughly 68th and Riverside for a ride of between 20 and 25 miles across the river and south out of Jenks. Pace will be 10-12 mph with frequent stops for regrouping and no one left behind.
The start location is the same parking lot where the Tuesday evening leisurely rides begin.

Join TBC members for their regular Tuesday/Thursday ride.
MS (moderate, strenuous) - The route and distance are selected by those present at the start of the ride, typically 20 - 40 mi. Pace averages of 12 to 18 mph. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed.

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, the group may split into a couple of pace groups.
No one will be left behind.
Lights are not required.

Join TBC members for their regular Tuesday/Thursday ride.
MS (moderate, strenuous) - The route and distance are selected by those present at the start of the ride, typically 20 - 40 mi. Pace averages of 12 to 18 mph. Riders typically break into smaller groups based on their preferred average speed.