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Standard, Member, and VIP registration for the Tour are sold out, 

but you can still register as a Charity Rider!

Start Schedule

Wave 1 (7:30am).

VIP & CHARITY RIDERS, PREFERRED START, MEMBERS

Recommended arrival time:  6:00AM-7:00AM

Southbound :  Preferred Start and Members should enter at Thomas

Northbound :  Preferred Start and Members should enter from Chambers to Bogardus Plaza then Duane

VIP & CHARITY BREAKFAST

VIP Riders:  Access VIP breakfast at Canal and Church

Charity Riders :  Access Charity breakfast at Broadway and Worth

WAVE 2 (8:05AM)

Recommended arrival time:  7:05AM-7:35AM

Southbound :  Enter at Murray

Northbound :  Enter at Warren

WAVE 3 (8:40AM)

Recommended arrival time:  7:40AM-8:10AM

Southbound :  Enter at Fulton

Northbound :  Enter at Vesey

WAVE 4 (9:15AM)

Recommended arrival time:  8:15AM-8:45AM

Southbound :  Enter at Cedar

Northbound :  Take Albany to Greenwich to Thames

WAVE 5 (9:50AM)

Recommended arrival time:  8:50AM-9:20AM

Southbound : enter at Morris

Northbound : take Albany to Greenwich to Rector

WAVE 6 (10:25AM)

Recommended arrival time:  9:25AM-9:55AM

Southbound/Northbound :  enter from Battery Place

If members of your group are assigned to different Start waves, please ride together in the latest Start wave for your group.

• Riders assigned to later Start waves cannot move to an earlier wave.
• Riders heading southbound to the Start Line must enter their wave via Broadway.
• Riders heading northbound to the Start Line must enter their wave via the Hudson River Greenway.
• After a Start wave is released, the next Start wave moves up. Please refer to access points for earlier waves.
• Sixth Avenue will reopen to cars at 12:00PM.

Packet Pickup 2024

On May 5, you’ll be joining over 32,000 other cyclists for a true New York City experience!  But first, you’ll pick up your rider ID kit at our Packet Pickup event on Thursday, May 2, Friday, May 3, or Saturday, May 4.

Please bring your registration confirmation email with your QR code and a valid photo ID.

Address: Center415, 415 5th Avenue Between E 37th and E 38th St, New York, NY 10016

• Thursday, May 2:  3:00 PM–8:00 PM
• Friday, May 3:  10:00 AM–8:00 PM
• Saturday, May 4:  9:00 AM–5:00 PM

Note :  These hours are subject to change. We will update them if necessary, and inform registered participants.

Picking Up Your Packet

Adult riders: 

Please bring the following with you:

• Your QR code from your confirmation or start wave email
• Residents of the United States and Puerto Rico must show a state or federal government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license, DMV photo ID, or passport
• Non-US residents must show a valid passport

Youth riders :

To pick up a youth’s packet without them being present, you (the parent or registered guardian) must bring:

• Your own valid photo ID and your QR code, printed out or on a smartphone
• Your youth’s QR code, printed out or on a smartphone
• You do not need to provide photo ID for your youth rider

INTERNATIONAL RIDERS :

If you ordered appparel from Primal Wear, you’ll pick it up at Packet Pickup. We’ll provide further details in the coming days.

Proxy Packet Pickup

Proxy Packet Pickup is available again this year! Here’s what to do:

INSTRUCTIONS FOR RIDER:

Provide your proxy with the following items:

• Copy of your photo ID
• Copy of your QR code (you can find this in your confirmation email)

INSTRUCTIONS FOR PROXY:

Please bring the following items to Packet Pickup:

• Your rider’s photo ID (printout or image on your smartphone)
• Your rider’s QR code (printout or image on your smartphone)
• Your own photo ID

If you’re picking up a packet for your Youth rider  (under age 18), you don’t need to have their photo ID, just their confirmation email.

Getting There

We encourage you to take mass transit, ride a Citi Bike, or walk to Center 415. Due to space constraints, there will be no onsite bike parking.

We’re excited to announce that we will have a number of exhibitors showcasing their products and services during Packet Pickup.

• Manhattan Portage *
• Primal Wear *
• Kryptonite *
• Flanzig & Flanzig
• Cleverhood *
• Global Ride
• Cycling Shimanami 2024
• Industry Nine
• Route Werks *
• DC Bike Ride
• Velocity Ride
• Five Boro Bike Club
• New York Cycle Club

Make sure to stop by these booths and see what they have to offer!

* These exhibitors are also selling products from their booths, so you can stock up on everything you need for a successful Tour.

The cost of Charity registration depends on your selected charity. Charity registration includes:

• All standard registration perks
• Guaranteed placement in the first start wave
• Breakfast at the Start
• Lunch at the Finish Festival
• The satisfaction of knowing you’ve helped further the cause of Bike New York  and  your chosen charity
• Whatever other perks are offered by your selected charity

Standard (Adult & Youth) - SOLD OUT

STANDARD REGISTRATION HAS SOLD OUT. YOU MAY STILL REGISTER AS A VIP OR CHARITY RIDER.

Standard registration for adults and youths costs $139 (plus processing fees), $29 of which is a tax-deductible charitable donation to Bike New York to help fund our free bike education, advocacy, and community outreach programming. Standard registration includes:

• Rider Identification Kit (helmet cover, bib & bike plate) – this is your key to enter and participate in the Tour
• Snacks and entertainment at rest areas along the route
• Fully supported route with additional water stops
• Access to free bike repair along the route provided by Trek
• Access to SAG (Support and Gear) vehicles
• Entry to the Finish Festival on Staten Island
• Special edition finisher medal
• Digital finisher certificate

Bike New York Member - SOLD OUT

MEMBER REGISTRATION HAS SOLD OUT. YOU MAY STILL REGISTER AS A VIP OR CHARITY RIDER.

Registration for Bike New York Members costs $139 (plus processing fees), $29 of which is a tax-deductible charitable donation to Bike New York to help fund our free bike education, advocacy, and community outreach programming.

If you aren’t a Member yet, you may purchase a membership during registration.

Bike New York Member registration includes:

• All standard registration perks
• Guaranteed placement in Wave 1 Standard wave
• All the other benefits of being a Bike New Yorker !

VIP (Adult & Youth) - SOLD OUT

VIP registration for adults and youths costs $400 (plus processing fees), $84 of which is a tax-deductible charitable donation to Bike New York to help fund our free bike education, advocacy, and community outreach programming. VIP registration includes:

• Choice of two limited-edition TD Five Boro Bike Tour jerseys produced by Primal Wear
• Custom, limited-edition Tour-branded Manhattan Portage bag
• Breakfast and entertainment at the Start
• Timed climb over the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge
• Access to exclusive VIP lounge and gourmet lunch at the Finish Festival

Tips for Registering

To get started, click here .

If you already have an EnMotive account :

• Enter your email address and password under I have an EnMotive Account and click on Sign In .
• If you’ve forgotten your password, click on Forgot Password .
• On the next screen, enter your email address and click on Reset Password .
• You’ll receive an email with a new password. If you do not get an email within a few minutes, please check your spam folder.

If you’ve never logged into EnMotive before :

• Enter your information under I don’t have an EnMotive Account and click on Create My Account .
• If you get the message “ An account already exists for this email address ” click on the blue Log In button in the upper righthand corner.
• A popup will appear; click on Forgot Password .

Once you’re logged in , you can register for the Tour, and update your personal information if needed.

If you need technical assistance accessing your EnMotive account, please email [email protected] .

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We’re quite partial to this option. From anywhere in Manhattan or downtown Brooklyn, the best way to get to the Start Area is by bike. The Hudson River Greenway and Broadway both lead directly to Bowling Green. For detailed directions, use Google Maps to plan your route. Be sure to click the bicycle icon.

Staten Island Ferry

The Staten Island Ferry is one of the best boat rides you can take, and it’s FREE!

If you are parking or staying on Staten Island, you can take the ferry to lower Manhattan, and then bike to your Start location. There are no bike limits for the Staten Island ferry.

Ferry service for the Tour begins at 6:00AM, running every half  hour until 11:00AM.

Starting at 11:00AM, ferries will run every 15 minutes until 6;00PM, and then every half hour after that.

Note :  Lines for the Manhattan-bound ferry may be long starting  in the early afternoon.

Driving & Parking

We recommend that participants driving to the TD Five Boro Bike Tour park on Staten Island in the morning.

You can bike to the Ferry and ride over to lower Manhattan to the Start. After you finish riding, you’ll ride back to your car and avoid any lines at the Ferry.

NOTE : Cars parked along the Tour route will be towed and impounded.

Note that some subway stations do not accommodate bikes. The MTA requests that participants do not bring bikes on the L/M/G trains. Visit www.mta.info for customized travel directions using TripPlanner, or call the MTA for more information by dialing 511. Check the schedule for changes as Tour day approaches.

PATH Train (from New Jersey)

• From Hoboken, take the PATH train toward 33rd St. and get off at the Christopher St. stop. From Newark, Harrison, Journal Square, Grove St., and Exchange Pl., take the WTC train and get off at the World Trade Center stop.  
• The fare is $2.75, payable by MetroCard.
• Bikes are not permitted on the first car of the train.
• Note that you will need to use stairs to get to street level, so be prepared to carry your bike.
• For up-to-date information, system map, station locations, and parking information, visit www.panynj.gov or dial 1-800-234-PATH.

Long Island Railroad (LIRR)

On Tour day, off-peak fares apply, and bike permit rules are suspended.

• Cyclists can take the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) to Penn Station or Grand Central-Madison and then transfer to downtown subway service, or cycle downtown.
• We ask that you space you and your bikes evenly throughout the train to facilitate the flow of people boarding and disembarking at stations.
• Please bring a bungee cord to secure your bike.
• For more information on departure times and station locations, including weekend timetables, visit www.mta.info/lirr .

Metro-North Railroad

• Take the Metro-North to Grand Central Station at East 42 nd St. and Park Ave.
• To get to Bowling Green via subway from Grand Central Terminal, take the 4, 5, or 6 train to the Brooklyn Bridge or City Hall stations.
• Bikes are allowed on all trains on the Harlem, Hudson, and New Haven Lines.
• Bike permit rules are suspended.
• There will be no restrictions on the number of bikes per train.
• Off-peak fares apply.
• For more information on departure times and station locations, visit  www.mta.info/mnr .

Note: This is not information for the Staten Island Ferry.

We have been asked by NYC Ferry’s organizers to discourage Five Boro Bike Tour participants from using NYC Ferry on Tour day.

NYC Ferry is significantly constrained in their ability to take bikes onboard.

NY Waterway (From New Jersey)

We do not have specific Tour day information for NY Waterway.

Please visit NY Waterway’s website for more information.

While you're in NYC . . .

If you’re coming to New York City for the TD Five Boro Bike Tour, then make sure to check out the nycgo.com for official visitor information to help you plan your trip! The guide is a great resource for everything you need to know regarding where to stay, eat, drink and play while you’re in town.

When will I find out my wave assignment?

When and where is packet pickup can i pick up someone else's rider id kit.

Packet Pickup for your 2024 Tour rider identification kit (RIK) will take place again at:

Center415 — 415 5th Avenue (between East 37th and 38th Streets) New York, NY 10016 ( map link )

• Thursday, May 2:  3:00PM-8:00PM
• Friday, May 3:  10:00AM-8:00PM
• Saturday, May 4:  9:00AM-5:00PM

We are offering Proxy Packet Pickup , and you don’t need to fill out a Proxy form. See details below:

If you’re having someone pick up your rider ID kit (RIK) , please email the following to your Proxy:

• Your confirmation email (with the QR code at the bottom)
• A copy of your government-issued photo ID

If you’re the Proxy , please bring the two items listed above plus your own government-issued photo ID to our Packet Pickup event (please see the FAQ above). You don’t have to print these items out – you can have them on your phone or other device.

If you’re picking up a RIK for your Youth rider  (under age 18), you don’t need to have their photo ID, just their confirmation email.

Note : Proxies may pick up rider ID kits for up to ten riders at one time.

How do I get to the Start area?

Please visit our Getting There page for more information on how to get to the Start on Tour day.

For specific Start location and directions on how to access your Start wave, visit our Start Schedule .

I ordered apparel from Primal Wear during registration - will it be shipped to me?

For Standard riders with a US shipping address : If you ordered apparel from Primal Wear, it has been shipped to you directly from Primal Wear.

For VIPs with a US shipping address that ordered rider ID kit shipping : Your VIP jersey has been shipped directly from Primal Wear.

For ALL international riders : You’ll pick up your apparel during Packet Pickup .

Note : Primal Wear experienced some shipping issues in mid-April. If you have a question about your order, please reach out to Primal Wear at:

When is the 2024 TD Five Boro Bike Tour? Can I still register?

The 46th edition of the TD Five Boro Bike Tour will take place on Sunday, May 5, 2024.

Standard, Member, and VIP registration are sold out, but you can still register as a Charity Rider !

What is a team? Do I have to be on a team?

The deadline to form or join a team was Friday, April 19, at 5:00PM.

Not to worry, though! You can still ride with friends and family.

• Bike New York Members do not join teams; you’ll automatically be grouped together in Wave 1.
• If you are a Charity rider, you’ll automatically be registered under the name of the charity for which you are fundraising.
• All VIPs are assigned to Wave 1.

What is a rider identification kit? Do I need it to ride in the Tour?

All participants must wear the full rider identification kit (RIK) to ride in the Tour. Here’s what’s in your RIK:

For Standard riders :

• Your 2024 Tour helmet cover
• Your numbered bib (to attach to the front of your jersey or shirt)
• Your numbered bike plate (to attach to the handlebars of your bike)
• Fasteners (safety pins and twist ties)

For VIP and Charity riders :

• All of the above items
• Your VIP or Charity credential so you can access breakfast at the Start, and your luncheon area at the Finish Festival

NOTE :  If you ordered shipping for your RIK, you’ll receive it in mid to late April. If you did not, you’ll pick up your RIK at our Packet Pickup event (please see the FAQ above).

YOUR SHIPPED RIDER ID KIT WILL NOT CONTAIN ANY APPAREL PURCHASED FROM PRIMAL WEAR. THOSE ITEMS WILL SHIP SEPARATELY FROM PRIMAL WEAR IN MID-APRIL.

Can I bring a bag on the Tour? Can I check a bag?

Yes. However, the following are prohibited:

• Bags with shoulder straps (including backpacks, hydration packs, drawstring bags, and messenger bags)
• Panniers or bags that hang on the side of your bike
• Covered baskets
• Any bag over 420 cubic inches (6.9 liters)

Here’s more info on baggage restrictions .

If you think that one or more of the above criteria applies to your bag, do not bring that bag.

If you do, your bag and personal belongings may be confiscated, and will not be returned to you under any circumstances.

Bike New York is not responsible for confiscated property.

NOTE: These restrictions may be updated as Tour day gets closer; we’ll post any changes here.

There is no baggage check on the Tour; bring only what you can carry.

What if I don’t have a bike? Can I rent one?

Yes! Our official Tour rental partner Unlimited Biking provides a wide variety of bikes for the Tour.

With the convenience of bike pick-up in lower Manhattan on Tour morning, and drop-off at the Staten Island Ferry (St. George Ferry Terminal), you can ensure your Tour goes smoothly.

And the best part? Proceeds from your rental help fund our free education, outreach, and advocacy programs!

I purchased shipping for my RIK - when will it arrive?

The deadline to purchase rider identification kit shipping (RIK) has passed.

If you purchased shipping for your RIK, please note the following:

YOUR RIDER ID KIT WILL NOT CONTAIN ANY APPAREL PURCHASED FROM PRIMAL WEAR. THOSE ITEMS WILL SHIP SEPARATELY FROM PRIMAL WEAR IN MID-APRIL.

SHIPPING DATES : RIKs will be shipped out starting the second week of April, via Fed Ex (adult signature required).

VIP RIDERS :  Your RIK will include your Manhattan Portage bag; your jersey will ship separately from Primal Wear.

MEMBERSHIP WELCOME GIFTS :  For new Bike New York Members, welcome gifts will ship separately from EnMotive within 6-10 weeks.

STANDARD RIDERS :  If you purchase shipping and want to ride with a team but did not form or join one before the deadline (March 15), you may ride with your friends and family in the latest assigned wave for your group.

INTERNATIONAL RIDERS :  If your mailing address is outside the US, shipping is not available. Please select a category that does not include shipping.

Shipping purchases are non-refundable. 

No transfers are allowed for Tour entries that include shipping.

How do I purchase my Tour photos?

Here’s how to pre-order the MarathonFoto Digital Photo Offer after you’ve already registered:

• Log into your EnMotive account
• On your account page, click on Registrations on the left side and find your 2024 Tour registration
• Click on the three dots, then View Registration
• Scroll down to the bottom of the screen
• Select the MarathonFoto Digital Photo Offer
• Click Add to Cart
• Submit your payment and you’ll be set to go!

Note : The $10 discount is available until registration for the Tour closes; you may purchase the MarathonFoto Digital Photo Offer after the Tour at full price ($79.95).

What kind of bike is allowed on the Tour? Can I use my e-bike?

Any human-powered pedaled bike (recumbent, unicycle, tandem, tricycle, etc.) is permitted , with the exception of s urrey or party bikes (equipped with steering wheels).

Class 1 pedal-assist e-bikes may be used on the Tour.

Note :  Class 2 or throttle e-bikes are not permitted on any Bike New York events, even if the throttle function is disabled.

Can I still purchase a jersey or other Tour apparel?

February 14 was the deadline to purchase Primal Wear Tour apparel and have it shipped to you before the Tour.

However, you can still order apparel on  Primal Wear’s online shop  up until May 14 and get it in late June.

Are there age restrictions for the Tour?

Children under the age of 3 are not allowed on the Tour. 

All children ages 3 and older must be registered to participate in the Tour , and must adhere to the following guidelines:

• Youths ages 3 to 9 must ride with an adult on a tandem bike, in a child’s seat, on a tag-along bike, or in a bike trailer.
• Youths ages 10 to 17 may ride their own bikes, but must remain in close proximity to the adult with whom they were registered.

I plan on riding a tandem with my spouse/friend/child. Do we both need to register?

All participants must register in order to ride in the Tour. Youths (under age 18) must be registered by a parent or guardian, and must be on the same team as their registered parent or guardian.

Children under the age of 3 are not allowed on the Tour (please see FAQ above).

I'm a Bike New York Member; can my friends and family ride with me in the first wave?

If your friends and family are Bike New York Members , they will automatically be placed in Standard Wave 1 with you.

If you want to ride with friends or family who are not Bike New York Members, you may start with them in the latest of their assigned waves.

How can I make sure I'm in the first wave for the Tour?

The only way to guarantee a start in Wave 1 of the Tour is to register as a VIP, a Bike New York Member, or a Charity rider. All other Standard riders will be placed in Waves 2 through 6, with consideration given to your start time preference.

I can't make it to the Tour - can I get a refund or transfer my entry?

Tour registration fees are non-refundable and non-deferrable.

However, you may transfer your entry to another person so they can ride in your place. Here’s how:

• Log into  your EnMotive account .
• On your account page, click on  Registrations  on the left side and find your  2024 TD Five Boro Bike Tour registration.
• Click on the three dots.
• Select  Transfer Registration .
• Please enter the Enmotive account email address of the person to whom you would like to transfer your registration.
• Click on  Transfer Registration ; this will send an email to that person notifying them of the transfer, with instructions on how to accept the transfer.
• There is a $10 transfer fee to be paid by the transferee.
• The transfer will only be valid for 48 hours , so be sure they accept quickly!

The transfer deadline is 5:00PM on Wednesday, May 1.

If you purchased shipping for your rider ID kit, the deadline for transfers has passed, and you may no longer transfer your entry .

Where does the money from my Tour registration fee go? What portion of my registration fee is tax deductible?

Proceeds from the Tour fund our free bicycle education programs as well as our advocacy work to create safer and more inclusive bike infrastructure in New York City. In 2022, we taught bike riding and bike safety skills in person and in our virtual classroom to more than 20,000 kids and adults. 

Standard registration is $139.00 (plus processing fees), $29.00 of which is a tax-deductible charitable donation. VIP registration is $400.00 (plus processing fees), $94 of which is a tax-deductible charitable donation.

All Tour registration fees are non-refundable and non-deferrable.

I deferred my past Tour entry but did not redeem it. What are my options now?

2023 was the final year for deferring riders to redeem their Tour entries. All unredeemed entries have been converted to charitable donations.

If you need a donation receipt for your past entry, please reach out to us at [email protected] .

Looking for hotel rooms for the 2024 Tour? Here’s the current list of our hotel partners:

Fairfield Inn & Suites New York Manhattan/Downtown East 95 Henry Street New York, New York ( map link ) Click here to reserve your room

Gild Hall 15 Gold Street, New York, New York ( map link ) Click here to reserve your room

Hilton Garden Inn Tribeca 39 6th Ave, New York, NY ( map link ) Click here to reserve your room

Holiday Inn Express NYC – Wall Street

126 Water St, New York, NY ( map link )

Click here to reserve your room

Holiday Inn NYC – Wall Street

51 Nassau Street, New York, NY ( map link )

Millennium Downtown New York

55 Church St, New York, NY ( map link )

Moxy NYC Downtown

26 Ann Street, New York, NY ( map link )

New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge 333 Adams Street, Brooklyn, NY ( map link ) Click here to reserve your room

New York Marriott Downtown 85 West Street @Albany, New York, NY ( map link ) Click here to reserve your room

W New York – Times Square 1567 Broadway, New York, NY ( map link ) Click here to reserve your room

The Westin New York at Times Square

270 West 43rd Street, New York, NY ( map link ) Click here to reserve your room

If you have questions about a hotel’s bike parking policy, please reach out to that hotel directly.

This page will be updated frequently, so please check back often.

2023 TOUR PROGRAM

Check out our handy maps for the

2023 TD Five Boro Bike Tour:

*All maps are subject to change. Please refer to this page for the most up-to-date maps, and stay tuned for more details on the Start Area and Finish Festival.

In the event that members of your group are assigned to different Start waves, please ride together in the latest Start wave for your group. Riders assigned to later Start waves cannot move to an earlier time. Riders heading southbound to the Start Line must enter their wave via Broadway. Riders heading northbound to the Start Line must enter their wave via the Hudson River Greenway.

START 1–VIP & CHARITY RIDERS, AND PREFERRED START & MEMBERS (7:30AM)

Recommended arrival time: 6AM-7AM. If Southbound, Preferred Start and Members should enter from Chambers to Duane or from Thomas. If Northbound, Preferred Start and Members should enter from Chambers to Bogardus Plaza then Duane.

START 2 (8:05AM)

Recommended arrival time: 7:05AM-7:35AM. If Southbound, enter from Murray. If Northbound, enter from Warren.

START 3 (8:40AM)

Recommended arrival time: 7:40AM-8:10AM. If Southbound, enter from Fulton. If Northbound, enter from Vesey.

START 4 (9:15AM)

Recommended arrival time: 8:15AM-8:45AM. If Southbound, enter from Cedar. If Northbound, enter from Albany to Greenwich to Thames.

START 5 (9:50AM)

Recommended arrival time: 8:50AM-9:20AM. If Southbound, enter from Morris. If Northbound, enter from Albany to Greenwich to Rector.

START 6 (10:25AM)

Recommended arrival time: 9:25AM-9:55AM. If Southbound or Northbound, enter from Battery Pl.

After a Start wave is released, the line moves up. Please refer to access points for earlier waves. Sixth Ave will reopen to cars at 12:00 PM.

VIP & Charity Breakfast

VIP Riders access the VIP  breakfast from Canal and Church. Charity Riders access the breakfast from Broadway & Worth St.

VIP & Charity Entry Points

VIP & Charity Riders in Start Wave 1 should enter from Chambers to Duane or from Thomas. See the streets indicated in red on the Start Wave Map.

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What roads will be closed during today's Greenville Cycling Classic? What you need to know

Tour de France veterans George Hincapie, Bobby Julich, and Christian Vande Velde will take a 20-minute ride alongside other cyclists at the Greenville Cycling Classic , presented by Prisma Health, today at One City Plaza.

Tour de France legends Julich, Vande Velde and Hincapie will ride alongside the first 200 registered riders to a casual, one-kilometer speed criterium loop race that travels around downtown for 20 minutes beginning at 5:15 p.m.

Beginning at 3 p.m., men's and women's professional and amateur cycling will occur along Main and Coffee Street. Bike races will continue through 9 p.m. to determine a winner in nine divisions, ranging from 30-minute rides to a 70-lap competition.

This race is part of the Speed Week race series, with nine races in South Carolina and Georgia.

Who is George Hincapie?

Hincapie is a former professional racing cyclist who competed alongside Lance Armstrong as his domestique or assisting rider on the U.S. PostalPro Cycling Team. He is also known for helping Alberto Contador and Cadel Evans to their first Tour de France victories in 2007 and 2011.

During Hincapie's 27-year professional cycling career, he won three U.S. Professional Road Race championships and finished second in the 2005 Paris-Roubaix, still the highest-placing American ranking for that specific race.

How do I attend the Greenville Cycling Classic?

The racing path will expand between East North Street, East McBee Avenue, South Laurens Street, and South Brown Street.

What roads will be closed during the race?

Road closures for the event will be in place from noon to 11 p.m. on April 25.

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10 unmissable cycling events and experiences to plan in 2022

From multi-day gravel rides to cycling's greatest race, here are 10 unmissable experiences to plan in 2022

John Whitney

This feature was originally published in issue 388 of Cycling Plus magazine .

With a bit of luck, we’ll be back doing all the things we love best in cycling through 2022.

We’ve scoured the road and gravel calendar and picked out the key dates to look out for.

Here are 10 of the best experiences and blockbuster events in the UK and abroad that you need to make an appointment with through the coming year.

1. Ride the closest thing to the original 1903 Tour de France

Okay, so the equipment and navigation at our disposal in 2022 are radically improved from over a century ago, but in terms of spirit, accessibility to enter and a stripping of all the bells and whistles of bike racing, the Transcontinental Race, the self-supported solo bike race across the roads of Europe, is a magnificent echo of those early Tours.

After two editions lost to the pandemic, race number eight returns on 24 July with its now traditional start in Geraardsbergen, Belgium and a finish in Burgas, Bulgaria, more than 4,000km away.

En-route, riders must pass through checkpoints in the Czech Republic, Italy (on the Passo di Gavia, no less), Montenegro and Romania.

The race, says the organisation, is “rider against rider, living by their wits alone, without caravan or entourage guided by personal integrity, mutual respect and a collective commitment to equality. At the sharp end, it is a beautifully hard bicycle race, simple in design but complex in execution.”

• What? Transcontinental Race
• Where? Geraardsbergen, Belgium to Burgas, Bulgaria
• When? 24 July
• Details: Transcontinental

2. Try the new RideLondon

Make a date with the all-new RideLondon festival. It’s got a new date (Sunday 29 May), a new partner (Surrey is out, Essex is in) and a new format (all events take place on the same day).

The future of the sportive, the RideLondon 100, looked to be in doubt following Surrey council’s withdrawal of support, but Essex has stepped into the breach.

The route is still to be revealed, but the sportive will start in central London, head out into the Essex countryside for 60 miles and return to the capital. It will be accompanied by a three-day women’s WorldTour pro race (27-29 May) and closed-road family rides.

The first 10,000 entries for the sportive have sold out but you can still enter the ballot, which closes on 20 January. Entry is £89.

• What? RideLondon festival
• Where? London
• When? 29 May
• Details: RideLondon

3. Get stuck into multi-day gravel rides

We’ve been big fans of the multi-day Haute Route road sportive series, and last month saw the 10th anniversary of their definitive Alps event.

Welcome, then, to the gravel version. Gravel Epic is organised by the same folks who, for 2022, have two events, in Marrakech (31 March to 2 April) and Switzerland (23 to 25 September).

Like the road events, Gravel Epic will have a focus on point-to-point racing, high mountains and gruelling, if sporting, daily distances, with fully supported off-the-bike logistics meaning your bags are transported between stages.

Entry, accommodation and food for the events is €799 for the Marrakech event, while entry alone for Switzerland is €449. If three days of gravel racing doesn’t scratch the itch, take a look at Desertus Bikus (23 April to 1 May), a 1,250km route through Spain from the Bay of Biscay in the north to the Costa del Sol in the south.

This ride, like the Transcontinental Race, is self-supported and self-guided, with 90 per cent navigated by road. But while you start and end by water, three of the four checkpoints to be visited, hence the name, are in different deserts.

• What? Desertus Bikus
• Where? Anglet, France to Nerja, Spain
• When? 23 April to 1 May
• Details: Desertus Bikus

4. Experience the Tour de France in the world’s greatest cycling city

Foreign starts to the Tour have become increasingly common since the 1970s and, on 1 July 2022, Denmark (Copenhagen) becomes the ninth country to host one.

That means it’s a complete Grand Départ bingo card for what are widely regarded as the three best cities to cycle in the world (Amsterdam held it in 1954, Utrecht in 2015).

In fact, the Copenhagenize Index, a comprehensive ranking of bike-friendly cities from the eponymous urban design company, ranked Copenhagen as number one at the last count in 2019. An impressive 44 per cent of all trips to work and education in the Danish capital are by bike, with 673,000 bikes in the city alone.

So yes, go to witness the world’s biggest bike race set off, but stay to experience cycling that’s truly integrated into a city.

• What? Tour de France 2022 Grand Départ
• Where? Copenhagen, Denmark
• When? 1 July
• Details: Tour de France 2022

5. Ride one of the UK's toughest long-distance sportives

“Princetown is renowned for taking prisoners,” say the organisers, referring to the town’s Dartmoor Prison, which dates back to the 1800s.

“The Dartmoor Legend will be no exception!”

The ride (9 July) certainly matches that billing, with a 200-mile (323km) route traversing the national park that, by the end, will have seen you climb 18,000ft (5,500m).

The distance is matched by the cap on participants, which is limited to 200. You also have a time limit of 20 hours!

One month before the ride, you will receive a detailed manual as to what’s in store for the ride, which costs £100. You’ll start in Princetown, and pass through the town three times before the finish.

• What? Dartmoor Legend
• Where? Princetown, Devon
• When? 9 July
• Details: Dartmoor Legend

6. Bury your head in one of this year's best cycling books

Prefer to stay at home or want some holiday reading? Here are three picks from the latest cycling releases.

Former German pro cyclist Jan Ullrich resurfaced last year after a troubled period in his private life, and finished the 312km Mallorca gran fondo in October. It’s timely, then, that pro-cycling journalist Daniel Friebe will release his biography of Ullrich this year.

Twenty-five years since ‘Der Kaiser’ won the Tour de France, the book – provisional title The Best There Never Was (Pan Macmillan) – will delve deep into the backstory of one of the great enigmas of modern cycling.

Also confirmed for 10 March publication is Rouleur editor Andy McGrath’s God is Dead: The Rise and Fall of Frank Vandenbroucke, Cycling’s Great Wasted Talent (Bantam Press).

The Belgian could ride a bike as fast as he lived life off it and was a talent ultimately lost to his addictions before his premature death in 2009.

Meanwhile, journalist and author Peter Cossins lives in the Pyrenees and he’s used his local knowledge to produce his latest book, A Cyclist’s Guide to the Pyrenees (£16.99, Great Northern Books).

Cossins details all the climbs made famous by the Tour de France, and plenty more obscure ascents that the world’s biggest bike race could never contemplate squeezing in, and links them together to create routes that can be tackled in a day or tour.

7. Explore new parts of the country with Cycling UK

Charitable membership organisation Cycling UK has been mightily busy in the last few years, creating multi-terrain, circular bikepacking routes , including Cornwall’s West Kernow Way and the King Alfred’s Way in the south of England.

It’s launching a couple more routes in 2022, in Kent and Norfolk, but rather than vast, multi-day circular or point-to-points, routes in these two locations will be based around ‘hubs’, or cycle-friendly places that have all the accoutrements cyclists need to enjoy a day or more of a riding break.

Think multiple options based out of the same place, plus bike shops, eateries and the like. The exciting Kent and Norfolk projects are a pilot for future hubs across the country.

• What? Cycling UK's new long-distance routes
• Where? Kent and Norfolk
• When? Launch date TBC
• Details: Cycling UK

8. Tackle an American gravel race

The US is where gravel riding as we know it now was born, but differences in terrain and road-network design make gravel over the Atlantic largely very different to the UK and elsewhere.

In the US, gravel roads are so extensive and so free of highway-bound traffic, that huge races can be plotted exclusively on dirt and gravel roads. Travel-restrictions permitting, 2022 could be your chance to try one.

The 200-mile Unbound Gravel on 4 June (formerly the Dirty Kanza) in Kansas’ Flint Hills remains the most prestigious, but there are so many more.

The country-wide Belgian Waffle Ride series are mixed road/off-road races, inspired by the terrain of the northern Classics pro races.

The ‘Black’ course of SBT Gravel in Colorado on 14 August is a huge day out, too: 229km and 2,743m of elevation starting at over 2,000m above sea level.

• What? Unbound Gravel
• Where? Emporia, Kansas
• When? 4 June
• Details: Garmin Unbound Gravel

9. Go retro at the Eroica Britannia

The export of vintage bike festival Eroica, from its home in Tuscany, around the world has been a huge success story, not least with the British version.

But the festival, which is centred around a ride that participants do on bikes and in gear and clothing that pre-dates 1987, has a change of owner and location for 2022.

It was announced in the summer that the Goodwood Estate in West Sussex had bought the festival and will stage it in the South Downs.

“The stories of heroism from cycling’s glorious past will come alive as we create a festival that will delight cycling fans from around the world,” says the Duke of Richmond, who owns the estate. It takes place from 6-7 August.

• What? Eroica Britannia
• Where? Goodwood Estate, West Sussex
• When? 6-7 August
• Details: Eroica Britannia

10. Witness an international event in Britain

For the third time this century, the Commonwealth Games returns to Britain, this time in Birmingham (28 July to 8 August). The competition in track cycling is strong, with Australia, New Zealand and Canada all big contenders at international level.

There’s also the quirk of seeing riders who usually compete under the Union Jack instead competing under different flags, with Geraint Thomas and Mark Cavendish riding for Wales and the Isle of Man respectively. The track events are taking place in London's Olympic velodrome.

Road-race fans can, as ever, enjoy ticketless viewing if they head to Warwick, where riders will tackle laps of a 16km course (7 for women, 10 for men).

• What? Cycling at the 2022 Commonwealth Games
• Where? London (track cycling), Warwick (road cycling)
• When? 28 July to 8 August
• Details: Birmingham 2022

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Registration

All participants must collect their rider packs between Friday 12 April and Sunday 14 April.

All riders must register prior to entering the marshalling area.

Your registration pack (except Community Ride) includes:

• Bike Sticker 
• Two Bib Numbers – One to be worn on the left ribcage and one to be worn on centre of your back. 
• Timing transponder

Your Community Ride registration pack includes:

• One bib number 

Bag drop is available at the Brisbane Showgrounds adjacent to the Registration.

CHANGED TRAFFIC CONDITIONS

Cyclists of all ages and abilities are expected to participate in the Tour de Brisbane sponsored by Transurban throughout Brisbane and fundraise for The Common Good , an initiative of The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation.

To deliver a safe and secure event for riders and spectators, there will be major road closures and changed traffic conditions throughout Brisbane under the professional management of Queensland Police Service and Altus Traffic Control.

Motorists are advised to make alternate travel arrangements and give extra time to reach your destination as your normal route may experience delays or be unavailable.

On the event day, map apps such as Google, Waze, and Apple Maps will automatically calculate a detour around the road closures.

Roads will be progressively reopened throughout the event.

Should you wish to discuss your individual requirements, please do not hesitate to contact us. 

P: 07 3124 6099

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Public Transport

There will be significant disruptions to bus services in Brisbane on Sunday 14 April 2024. More information about impacts to public transport services, will be available on the TransLink website shortly. 

Thank you for your cooperation and for supporting all of the volunteers, spectators, and the athletes who train so hard for this day. Together we can create a successful day for all.

Road Closure Flyers

Thursday 30 March – Time Trial

This event operates under closed roads but with local escorts available. Residents can pre-book these via a phone call to 07 3124 6099 prior to or during racing.

Roads will be progressively closed from 8am; though racing will not start until 9am when buses and parents have been able to take children to school. Racing finishes by 2.00pm prior to school pick up. 

Saturday 1 April – Road Race

This event takes place with a Rolling Closure under Queensland Police Escort.  Roads will not be fully closed.  Motorists must stay behind a group of cyclists racing and not overtake until there is an additional lane to do so. Cars approaching the convoy will be stopped on the side of the road by the Police.

Local traffic is urged to travel only anti-clockwise in the direction of the race to avoid delays and head on situations. If you do come upon a convoy on the road a 2-3 minute wait is all that is likely to be endured. 

Emergency services vehicles will maintain the right of way if necessary under Queensland Police assistance.

Sunday 2 April – Tour de Brisbane

This event operates under a full road closure. For diversion information, please call our office on 07 3124 6099.

Flyers have been delivered to residents in affected suburbs. For reference, these are included below. 

Thursday 30 March Oceania Time Trial

Saturday 1 April Road Race

Sunday 2 April Bowen Hills

Sunday 2 April City and Spring Hill

Sunday 2 April Coot-Tha

Sunday 2 April Centenary Highway

Sunday 2 April Inner City Bypass

Sunday 2 April Story Bridge and Kangaroo Point

Sunday 2 April Southern Cross Way and Kingsford Smith Drive

Sunday 2 April West End

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Event Information

Check In and Pack Collection will be open between Friday 12 April and Sunday 14 April 2024 at the Brisbane Showgrounds. 

You can collect for a friend as long as you have their confirmation message. 

The Tour de Brisbane will be held from Friday 12 April to Sunday 14 April 2024.

The main event rides take place on Sunday 14 April 2024 from the Brisbane Showgrounds with an estimated start at 6.00am.

Italian for big ride, a Gran Fondo is a mass participation cycling event. First started in Europe, Gran Fondos are picking up popularity around the world as thousands of cyclists of all ages and abilities get on their bikes.

Gran Fondos feature an active and exciting event base, a scenic and often iconic course, inclusive participation, and a festival atmosphere.

The UCI stands for Union Cycliste Internationale and they are the world governing body for cycling.

The UCI Gran Fondo World Series has qualifying events around the world where the top 20% qualify for the Gran Fondo World Championships. 

We are proud to be a part of the UCI Gran Fondo World Series.

There is no member organisation required. You will need to purchase additional insurance if you are not an AusCycling member.

National Road Series teams must be approved by AusCycling .

The exact start times for each event will be determined closer to the event as they depend on entry numbers. Wave start times for each distance can be found in the Rider Guides, released one week prior to the event.

E ach participant receives a timing chip as part of their race pack which is to be stuck on your seatpost.  

Times are calculated live and officials sign off on final results by late afternoon of the event.  

The start line is located from Sideshow Alley adjacent to the Brisbane Showgrounds. The finish line is on King Street. 

We recommend you leave all valuables at home however if you have a bag and personal belongings  you can leave this in the bag storage area whilst you race.  

Bag storage is available adjacent to Registration.

Absolutely!

Having the event as part of the Brisbane Cycling Festival at the Brisbane Showgrounds means there will be plenty to explore and easy access to heaps of activities, cafes, and shopping.

All teams wishing to set up tents will be asked to do so in the designated areas. With the event operating in the centre of town it is important for the safety and consideration of competitors, spectators and locals that team tents are only erected in permitted areas. Call the office on 1300 282 949 if you would like more information.  

Virgin Airlines are offering their Sports Baggage Allowance for all competitors. 

Accor is proud to be the Official Accommodation Partner of the Brisbane Cycling Festival. Click  here for an exclusive accommodation offer.

Rider Information

The  UCI Gran Fondo World Series and Gran Fondo are offered in one distance and all starts are organised by age groups.

The 80km* and  50km*  are non-competitive recreation rides organised to get you and your mates on the pushy regardless of your pedal power abilities.

80km* and 50km* Riders can marshal and start with your mates.

110km* riders who wish to start outside their age group can opt to do so and must start in the mass start wave at the end of the Gran Fondo wave program.

Absolutely – everyone is welcome to ride!

If you do not think you can maintain the average speed requirements of the 110km*, we recommend you enter a shorter distance such as the 80km* or the 50km*.

If you are competitive, we recommend you join the 110km*.

Yes, you must be satisfied you will meet the minimum average speed criteria needed to complete your course distance within the road-closure period. There will be multiple curfew points across the course to ensure that your ride is fully supported and the event complies with issued permits.

110km*  – to be calculated on final course approval. Estimated at 20km/hr minimum.

80km* – to be calculated on final course approval. Estimated at 18km/hr minimum.

50km* – to be calculated on final course approval. Estimated at 18km/hr minimum.

Community Ride – to be calculated on final course approval. Estimated at 10km/hr minimum.

More info on not meeting a curfew is available in the terms and conditions .

Important Notes:

(1) Riders who choose to bypass Mt Coot-tha will not gain the commensurate distance elsewhere on their ride; their overall ride shall as a result be shorter than the advertised Gran Fondo distance.

(2) Riders who choose to bypass must give way to all riders who are coming off the descent on the approach to Legacy Way return. This will be signed and marshaled, and adequate lines of sight for both sets of riders prior to merge point will be created.

(3) Any rider in the 110km* who chooses the bypass will continue to have their time recorded but will not be eligible for any age group placing and will not be eligible to qualify to the Gran Fondo Championships.

(4) There will be a timing loop at the base of the climb at Simpsons Road and a loop at the summit adjacent to Channel 2 Station; a rider must cross both these loops and complete the full Gran Fondo distance to be recognised in the above placings.

(5) Riders who are behind the advertised speed minimum or curfew time will be asked to use the bypass; the roads must open at the advertised time in accordance with the road closure permit.

Wave start times for each distance will be finalised in the ten days prior to the event, after official entries have closed.  

Draft start list for 110,80 and 50 available here.

Duathlon startlist here.

You can use road bikes, mountain bikes, city bikes, hybrid bikes, and cross bikes.

E-bikes are permitted in the 80km* and 50km*.

Recumbents are permitted in the 80km* and 50km*.

Tandem bikes are permitted in the 80km* and 50km*. 

Handcyclists and bike trailers are permitted in the Family Ride. 

Time Trial Bikes, and Bikes with tri or aero bars are not permitted.

*Please see your Athlete Guide for Duathlon bike rules.

*Given our curfews for this event are immovable all of the above are contingent in the rider being able to maintain the average speed of each distance. 

Though we love people supporting their local clubs this is not compulsory for this event

YES. Full stop.

You are  not permitted  to race with any music devices including mobile phones, MP3 players, earphones etc, this is a very serious safety risk to you and the participants around you.

*National Road Series riders may ride with a team radio in accordance with NRS Regulations.

Feed Station #1 – 15.41km UQ Lakes Station  

Feed Station #2 – 44.84km – Pioneer Belz Park  

Feed Station #3 – 64.76km – Links Avenue North  

Feed Station #4 – 96.44km – Grey Gum Picnic Area  

All feed stations will have toilets onsite.  

Entry Information

Official entries close 10 days prior to the event. 

Yes.  The ODM is automatically added to your entry, if you do not have an AusCycling membership.  

Yes. All distances have a minimum age for participation. 

110km* – Must be born in 2007 or earlier

80km* – Must be born in 2009 or earlier; e-bikes okay

50km* – Must be born in 2011 or earlier, e-bikes and recumbents okay

Age restrictions for each category are defined by the AusCycling Junior Policy.

Note: all children 12 years and under must be accompanied by an adult

All 110km* entries are organised by age group.

Your age group is determined by your age as of  31 December 2024 and grouped in  five year  brackets (i.e. 30-34, 35-39, etc.).  

Riders in the 110km* who complete the full ride in their correct age group are eligible to qualify if they finish in the top 20% in their age group.

All times are based off gun time – it is essential that if you intend to qualify for Worlds that you start in your correct wave.

Riders who start in the incorrect wave will not be eligible to qualify.

Unfortunately we are unable to provide free event jerseys this year. A merchandise store is now live for purchasing the official event jersey.

All merchandise is for pick up at event only.  The venue will open ahead of the event giving riders time to collect their jersey in advance.

The following policy will apply:

• Withdrawal 45 days or more out from the event you will receive an 80% refund or 100% credit.  
• Withdrawal 14-44 days out from the event you will receive a 50% refund or 100% credit.  
• Withdrawal 13 days or less out from the event you will receive no refund and 100% credit of your entry fee.  
• Withdrawal 48 hours or less out from the event you will receive no refund or credit of your entry fee.  
• Refunds or credits do not apply to items such as merchandise, accommodation, meals, travel and are only applicable to entry fees.  
• To receive credit or refund, withdrawals must be made in writing to   [email protected]  

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Ahead of Tour of America’s Dairyland series, Para-Cycling Road National Championships will take place June 11-13.

Rock County, Wis. is set to host the 2024 Para-Cycling Road National Championships ahead of the 15 th annual Kwik Trip Tour of America’s Dairyland (ToAD) series. With support from Associated Bank, the largest Wisconsin-based bank, and the founders of ToAD, para cyclists will compete June 11-13. They’ll have the opportunity to compete later that week in the Associated Bank Handcycle Series during this year’s iteration of ToAD.

“We, along with our partners in Janesville, the Janesville Velo Club, are extremely proud to host this year’s edition of USA Cycling’s Para-cycling Road National Championships along with the amazing athletes we have come to know and love over the last number of years watching them race their bikes; a pure fan favorite!” said ToAD Executive Director, Bill Koch.

With support from U.S. Paralympics Cycling, para-cyclists will have the opportunity to compete in a Road Race, Time Trial, and Team Relay.

“We are excited to continue our partnership with U.S. Paralympics Cycling to host this year’s National Championship. ToAD has been an exceptional partner as part of our National Criterium Series, and I look forward to seeing the terrific event they will host on our behalf.” said Kyle Knott, USA Cycling's Director of National Events.

Additional details including schedule and registration to come.

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(Reuters) - The Clutch Pro Tour will be included in the world ranking system, Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) said on Thursday.

The Tour was created in 2019 for lower level professionals, especially in the United Kingdom, and now acts as a feeder to the Challenge and DP World Tours. Its tournaments are played over 54 holes with a 36-hole cut.

The announcement followed a 17-month long application process, and the Clutch Pro Tour Tier One tournaments will become an OWGR Eligible Golf Tour from this week.

"This is a significant milestone for golf, and OWGR is deeply encouraged by the achievement and the continued efforts in developing the sport of golf in the United Kingdom," OWGR Chairman Peter Dawson said in a statement.

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Updated at 3:36 p.m. on Thursday, April 18, 2024

One of Colorado’s marquee cycling events has been canceled for 2024.

Ride The Rockies was scheduled for June and hoped to take more than 2,000 riders on a route in northwestern Colorado, but the long-running tour failed to attract enough interest from participants, the organizers announced on Thursday.

“After much consideration and evaluation of the limited registration, we regret that Ride The Rockies 2024 is canceled. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the towns, participants, sponsors, crew, volunteers, and supporters who have had a role in making this ride so special for the past 37 years,” a statement on the group’s website read.

The organization’s post left it unclear if the event will return. “We are assessing the best options for this beloved ride,” the organizers wrote.

Ride The Rockies is a tour, not a race. This year’s installment was scheduled to run from June 9 to 15, covering 400-plus miles and more than 23,000 feet of vertical gain.

Just days before the cancellation, Ride The Rockies was advertising this year’s merch, camping locations, and sponsors. The tour was to include stops in Steamboat Springs, Craig, Meeker, Rangely, and Fruita.

Ride The Rockies' now former tour director Sabra Nagel lost her job at about the same time the cancellation was announced. She said she is devastated.

"I feel bad for all the communities that have worked so hard to bring this event that I'm devastated for the financial impact some of these communities are going to see because their hotels have been booked full and now people are going to be canceling those reservations," Nagel said. "This doesn't just impact me. This impacts hundreds of other people that have worked very hard with me since October of last year to prepare."

Meeker locals and cycling fans alike were surprised and disappointed

Stephanie Hanson, executive director of the Meeker Chamber of Commerce, saw the news of the cancellation on Facebook — just hours after receiving an email from the event about planning.

“Well, at first I thought it was a joke,” she said.

But then got a call confirming the news. 

Hanson made a point to say she wasn’t “angry or disgruntled,” and believes the organizers were as surprised as she was. She is disappointed, however.

While Ride the Rockies riders have zoomed through Meeker in years past, her community of just a few thousand people has never hosted an overnight stop. This year was going to be its chance.

“We're a small town, so saying 1,500 riders are staying overnight, that's huge for us because they come to our restaurants and our shops,” Hanson said. “And further you're introducing someone to a town that maybe they'll return to.” 

All the town’s lodgings had already been booked up, months in advance. One saving grace is that this does give local merchants time to adjust, Hanson said, though the chamber is giving people who’d still like to keep their reservations $20 to spend at local establishments.

News of the cancellation drew a flood of social media posts. Some commenters complained the routes had grown too easy, too hard, or too boring. But a sense of shock and sadness was the most common response.

“The feeling of camaraderie while looking ahead and behind at the line of cyclists all laboring up Loveland or Independence Pass, and the feeling of accomplishment rolling into the last stop for the night, the nice hot shower in the shower truck, a hearty meal and then settling down in the tent for a good night’s rest,” one woman wrote of her experience.

In years past, the event was so popular that slots were awarded by lottery. That wasn’t the case this year.

“A classic Colorado gem gone by the wayside,” one commenter wrote.

History of Ride The Rockies

Ride The Rockies was founded by The Denver Post in 1986. The inaugural ride took more than 1,500 riders from Grand Junction to Denver.

In 2021, it was sold by the Denver Post Community Foundation to an organization called Ventures Endurance Events, which is a subsidiary of Gannett USA Today. A new tour director came aboard early in 2023. Ride The Rockies was previously canceled in 2020 because of the pandemic.

Refunds for this year’s ride will be paid automatically, the organizers said, and those who registered will still get a commemorative jersey.

Former director Nagel said the cancellation is a blow to Colorado.

"I think this ride means everything to the state. Over 80 percent of our riders were Colorado riders. It's got a legacy. I think the impacts to Colorado are far wider and far deeper than anybody can actually put their mind around," she said.

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