A new event not to miss: Bike for the Canal Challenge! The fundraiser starts August 1st and completes on October 10th. The event is raising money for a fantastic organization, the High Line Canal Conservancy. Set a goal to bike 71 miles on or off the Canal while raising $710 for the Conservancy. All participants will receive a Primal Wear, Inc. Bike FOR the Canal jersey.

Due to the Cameron Peak fire, we’ll be starting and stopping in Walden CO, our historical first night stop. Changes this year will be to the benefit of the Fall Ramble as we’ll be staying at a higher elevation and spending more time in the timeframe for peak Fall colors. A little fewer miles than our Summer rides, but challenging all the same, especially with cooler weather and less light at this time of year. It gets darker sooner, so camps have more campfire time, and the fewer daily miles means riders aren’t as whipped when they come in. It’s a lot of fun.

Are you ready for some amazing Fall foliage, golden Aspens, and cooler riding weather? Traveling through the Routt and Medicine Bow National Forests, as a 4-day adventure, we’ll be riding through stunning landscapes, grand vistas, and desolate backdrops

The ride starts and stops in Walden CO. 224 miles, 17,500 ft of climbing. 

On the Ramble you get:

• 4 days of amazing riding in Colorado. Approximate daily mileage: 60/70/50/40.
• Kickoff event the night before the ride start.
• 4 days of food. Breakfast and Dinner at camp (special diets accommodated). Lunch items on the road. Ride food is provided.
• Full route support.
• Camping for each night on the ride with camp activities.
• Exclusive discounts and products from our partners.
• End-of-ride dinner and party.
• A personal tour of the Moots Cycles facility in Steamboat Springs (Covid permitting).
• Shuttle back to Fort Collins on Sunday (Sept 26) AM.

This ride is the most approachable of our Colorado events and designed for riders looking to spread out the fun over a challenging course. Are you ready?

Come ride with us.

The Pikes Peak APEX, presented by RockShox, is a unique 4-day mountain bike challenge on the slopes of Pikes Peak, America’s Mountain.

The event features exhilarating, exceptionally crafted routes through dirt roads, jeep trails, and the amazing alpine singletrack that is essential Pikes Peak. The terrain will be challenging, but not overly technical. This rigorous Rocky Mountain trail experience through the aspens in Colorado’s backcountry will draw not only professional riders, but also amateur cyclists looking for a bucket list endurance experience.

The Mission: To create a world-class event that drives economic impact to the area in order to improve the trails and open space in the Pikes Peak region for the lasting enjoyment of its residents and visitors.

The Vision: To make Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region an internationally recognized endurance sports destination.

The APEX is a non-profit endeavor that seeks to bring several organizations together in the Pikes Peak region.

The Tour of the Moon was made famous in the 1980’s Coors Classic and later in the cycling movie American Flyers. Its legacy continues as one of the premier road cycling events in the western United States.

The National Park Service caps our participation at 2,200, and we sell out every year, so sign up now to get your spot! A portion of your registration fee goes to support One Riverfront and Bicycle Colorado.

Discover Denver by bike and let the good times roll! The founders of the Coldwell Banker Denver Century Ride believe that cycling is not just a sport but a way of life. We want you to discover urban cycling in Denver within a fun & enjoyable experience. That is why the Denver Century Ride explores the many diverse neighborhood streets of Metro Denver and supports cycling advocacy groups. Turn by turn, the Denver Century Ride connects cyclists to attainable urban routes for a casual cruise or a commute to work. Cyclists may be surprised to roll past Coors Field or find themselves turning past a horse property with a mountain view a few miles down the road. This is possible because of the connective routes throughout the city. Our beneficiaries all work in various ways toward enhancing the cyclists’ experience out on the road.

Weave through diverse neighborhoods and beautiful city streets to discover Denver by bike.  #CycleTheCity on one of the four courses available: 100 miles, 85 miles, 50 miles, 25 miles and 10 miles.  Stick around for excellent food options and ice-cold beverages at the rockin’ Post Ride Street Party.  Benefiting: Bicycle Colorado.

The Crippler is a Colorado-style gravel road race that will provide AMAZING scenery with panoramic views while simultaneously pushing your limits for climbing and descent.

Whether you’re a passionate leaf peeper, dedicated big mountain rider, or simply seeking a great way to spend a fall weekend in Colorado, the first annual RTR Getaway Cottonwood Classic has something for you.

Starting and finishing in Crested Butte, this 194-mile, three-day semi-supported tour makes a clockwise loop around the heart of Colorado’s central Rockies. Along the way you’ll climb up and over some of the state’s most iconic climbs, including  the newly paved Cottonwood Pass, Monarch Pass, and Ohio Pass. Total uphill pedaling for this long weekend, October 1-3, 2021, is just a shade under 13,400 feet, all of it above 7,000 feet, including the tour’s highpoint of 12,126 feet atop Cottonwood Pass.

Overnight Towns:

• Thursday, September 30, 2021 – Packet Pick-up: Crested Butte
• Friday, October 1, 2021 – Salida
• Saturday, October 2, 2021 – Gunnison
• Sunday, October 3, 2021 – Crested Butte

Come and be a part of the largest women’s mountain bike event in the world at the 10th Annual Beti Bike Bash! Whether you like to ride, race or just enjoy getting outside with your friends, the Beti Bike Bash brings together the cycling community in a unique and supportive environment. The highlight of the weekend is a women’s mountain bike race catered to all levels, including juniors, the Never Ever category, all the way up to the seasoned professionals. If you want to learn more skills and gain confidence on the bike, join the VIDA MTB Series clinic on Saturday, and check out the Little Bellas for your daughter ages 8 to 13. Grab your friends, your family, and your biggest supporters for a weekend of FUN for all!

Come ride with us and enjoy:
+ Great camaraderie
+ Great food stops
+ Great support from over 130 volunteers, all working to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable ride
+ Great scenery
+ Great challenges for all abilities

Bicycle New Mexico

25, 50 or 100-mile options. Miles of history pass under your wheels as you bicycle down the ancient Turquoise Trail, onwards through the Galisteo Basin to the old village of Galisteo, and back into scenic Santa Fe.

The Santa Fe Century is the first major cycling event in the spring in the Southwest. The weather in May is moderate and provides an opportunity to shed the winter gear for some wonderful springtime riding in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

The mission of the Santa Fe Century is to get people interested in cycling and to have fun doing it! Our ride is primarily volunteer led and organized. We welcome riders of all ages and abilities.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – USA Cycling announced the USA Cycling National Championships schedule. Riders from throughout the country will compete to win one of over 600 Stars and Stripes jerseys in their respective categories with racing spanning coast-to-coast.

The schedule starts in early April this year with National Championships being contested almost every month in junior, collegiate, amateur, elite, and master categories.

“Every year, the USA Cycling National Championships brings together the best athletes in the country who have spent all year preparing for their chance to wear the Stars and Stripes jersey and win a national title. What we love about bringing these national championships to life is that they are not only an opportunity for riders to compete on the national stage, but it brings the host cities and cycling community together,” said Chuck Hodge, USA Cycling Chief of Racing and Events. “2019 was an impressive year watching our athletes inspire us across all disciplines. We are excited to return in 2020 to some amazing venues as well as introduce our community to some new and exciting destinations and are looking forward to the thrilling races ahead.”

The 2020 schedule starts off with Collegiate BMX in Redmond, Ore. inside the Deschutes County Fairgrounds. Collegiate Road returns for a second year to the Peach State in Augusta, Ga. The U.S. Pro Road Nationals goes back to the hills of Knoxville, Tenn. Masters and Para Track Nationals goes to the famous Valley Preferred Cycling Center, known internationally in the cycling community by its nickname T-Town, in Trexlertown, Penn. Elite and Juniors Track will once again race at the VELO Sports Center in Carson, Calif. Mountain Bike Nationals will remain at Winter Park this summer. Fall will kick off with Collegiate Track Nationals at the Major Taylor Velodrome in Indianapolis, Ind., home of Marian University. Marathon Mountain Bike will move to later in the year at Palo Duro Canyon, Tex. in September. We are excited to bring Collegiate Mountain Bike to Purgatory Resort in Durango, Colo., the host of the first Mountain Bike World Championships. The year closes with Cyclocross Nationals in DuPage County, IL, where cyclocross athletes and fans alike can experience the amazing culture that the Chicago-area cyclocross scene provides.