The best way to experience the ambiance of Coral Gables is on a leisurely bike ride down the famous tree-lined boulevards, past the public parks, plazas and fountains, and by the beautiful homes and gardens. Join us for fun, educational bicycle tours through The City Beautiful every 3rd Sunday of every month. Each tour offers a different theme and route!

Critical Mass is a cycling event typically held on the last Friday of every month; its purpose is not usually formalized beyond the direct action of meeting at a set location and time and traveling as a group through city or town streets on bicycles.

• Distance: 12-18 miles (varies)
• Average Speed: 12-14 mph

REGULAR SATURDAY MORNING EBC LEADER-LED RIDES:

Critical Mass is a worldwide bicycle event that takes place on the last Friday of every month. But in Lake Worth we like to do things differently, so our ride takes place on the FIRST Friday of every month. Critical Mass brings together people of varying backgrounds and lifestyles who find common cause to celebrate cycling, take back the streets, challenge the domination of cars and oil in our transportation system, and to have a good time on human-powered wheels. The rides are free and are open to EVERYONE!

Every 1st and 3rd Saturday of the month from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM, the Coconut Grove BID and Royal Palm Tours of Miami offer FREE bicycle tours through the historic sites and shady lanes of Coconut Grove with local historian and bike enthusiast, Frank Schena.

Route to be decided before rollout. Possible routes are: – Black Point ->25 miles – Homestead Bayfront Park ->47 miles (* Optional loop around speedway +6) – La Casita (Redland grocery store) ->48 miles – Robert is Here fruit stand ->60 miles < 22 MPH, double pace line.

21 mph on the first lap around the speedway, 23-24 mph for the second lap, 25+ third lap. Mileage: 24-36 miles depending on how many laps you do. Regroup at the flashing lights before heading back to Blackpoint. --- This ride is for road cyclists. Strict pace line rules must be followed. --- Tuesday is Patches day – wear your Patches racing kit if you have one.

The GET IN GEAR COMMUNITY BIKE RIDE takes place on the 2nd Saturday of Every Month. Our mission is to encourage a healthier lifestyle through excercise and more nutritional diets. helmets are required for all participants age 16 and under.

Length of the Ride: Round trip approximately 10 miles.

We have different pace rides from Cocoplum Circle to routes throughout Miami.

• Course Maps to Robert's in Homestead 64-68 miles
• Course Map to Bayfront Park 50+ miles
• Course Map to Turnpike 36-40 miles
• Course Map to Blackpoint Marina 32-34 miles
• Course map to Key Biscayne from Coco Plum Circle

Summer time is in full-effect. Let's keep riding and scarfing down those delicious pizza pies! Now that's a balanced lifestyle @ 7:30pm.
For your safety, make sure to check Bikes prior to riding and bring extra tubes; obey ALL traffic laws and ride at your own risk; don't forget BIKE LIGHTS! Helmets STRONGLY recommended.

HELMET & LIGHTS NEEDED
One of South Florida's Gnarliest, heart wrenching, ball busting bike race/ride through the unforgiving brutal streets of Miami. So you just might want to bring an extra pair of legs because you're going to be needing them! This is an "ANYTHING" goes race, you just have to finish on your own two wheels.

HELMET & LIGHTS NEEDED

Do you want your bike to be shiny and your face stuffed with delicious baked goods? Every Saturday we have a Bike Wash and Bake Sale! Bring your bike and or baked goods. We've got all the supplies to clean your bike and a bunch of savory and sweet baked goods. A donation of $5 is suggested for the bike cleaning.... All proceeds go to funding our replacement tools and improvements to the collective.

Do you want your bike to be shiny and your face stuffed with delicious baked goods? Every Saturday we have a Bike Wash and Bake Sale! Bring your bike and or baked goods. We've got all the supplies to clean your bike and a bunch of savory and sweet baked goods. A donation of $5 is suggested for the bike cleaning.... All proceeds go to funding our replacement tools and improvements to the collective.

"Let's get Homestead moving on two wheels again. Meet up at the stage in Losner Park in Downtown Homestead at 7pm. Pedals up at 7:30pm. You must have front and rear lights for this ride, since it will get dark during the ride. This is a slow ride showcasing the various areas and neighborhoods through the Homestead/Florida City area. The course will be 10 miles, no route map will be posted as we want all riders to stay behind and follow the ride leaders. We will begin and end at Losner Park. There are several restaraunts around Losner Park, that you will see along the route, for you to get a beverage or food at post ride."