The Guided Ride Series (GRS) is a free program that teaches people how to navigate Greater Boston by bike. We'll guide you along the comfortable, separated bike infrastructure and demonstrate how easy, convenient, and fun it can be to ride a bike in Boston. Over the last 15 years, Greater Boston has built a growing network of robust infrastructure for bikes that overlaps significantly with the MBTA. The GRS will teach you where and how to make seamless connections with the T that increase your mobility options. Weekday and weekend options are available beginning in April 2025. Click the 'sign up' button below to reserve your free spot. Each ride has room for eight people so sign up with friends, family, or colleagues to bring some added fun to the experience!

*The Guided Ride Series is designed for people who already know how to ride a bicycle and are interested but concerned about riding in a downtown setting. This is NOT a learn-to-bike program

We will convene at 7-Acre Park in Everett, near the Northern Strand bike path. Ride participants should bring their own bicycles and helmets. More information is available at guidedrideseries.com

The Guided Ride Series (GRS) is a free program that teaches people how to navigate Greater Boston by bike. We'll guide you along the comfortable, separated bike infrastructure and demonstrate how easy, convenient, and fun it can be to ride a bike in Boston. Over the last 15 years, Greater Boston has built a growing network of robust infrastructure for bikes that overlaps significantly with the MBTA. The GRS will teach you where and how to make seamless connections with the T that increase your mobility options. Weekday and weekend options are available beginning in April 2025. Click the 'sign up' button below to reserve your free spot. Each ride has room for eight people so sign up with friends, family, or colleagues to bring some added fun to the experience!

*The Guided Ride Series is designed for people who already know how to ride a bicycle and are interested but concerned about riding in a downtown setting. This is NOT a learn-to-bike program

We will convene at the Forest Hills MBTA Station, near the beginning of the Southwest Corridor Park. Ride participants should bring their own bicycles and helmets. More information is available at guidedrideseries.com

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Come join Women on Wheels for the kickoff of the 2026 Women on Wheels season at Battle.road.bikes ! Join fellow riders for a morning of cycling camaraderie, basic bike check-ups, and exclusive discounts to get you road-ready.

This ride will depart from Battle.road.bikes in Lexington, offering an opportunity for women cyclists of all levels to connect, ride together, and enjoy a great cycling experience.

There will be a moderate pace group and a faster pace group. Riders should have experience riding a road or hybrid bike and it will be requirement to wear a helmet. This ride will be 27 miles total distance.

MUST RSVP TO ATTEND!

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We will meet at the Senior Center and ride down Fruit Street to Old South where we will get on the bike path to Look Park. We will ride at a conversational pace 4.5 mi to the park where we’ll stop for lunch (BYO) and then head back to the Senior Center.

This ride is led by Mac Everett, Jeff Leshin, Barbara Smith, and Howard Moore. Join us!

Starting at the Terrace Trails behind the College Church and the Cutchins Programs, we will ride 3 1⁄2 miles at a conversational pace to the Connecticut River Greenway, stopping along the way at the Montview Conservation Area, the Jail Farm, and Sheldon Field, and then return along the same way. At each stop we will share a bit about the property’s history and current status.

This ride is hosted by the Meadow City Conservation Coalition.

Date: Tuesday, May 12

Time: 5:30 pm

Location: Terrace Trails, 88 Pomeroy Terrace, Northampton, MA

Current cargo bikers and those who want to learn more about cargo bikes are all welcome! Are you considering a cargo bike or other bike setup for transporting your kids? Do you already ride a cargo bike around Northampton? Join us for a chance to chat with cargo bike owners, learn about different types of bikes, and share tips and tricks for transporting kids by bike. We'll have a variety of bikes available to check out and test ride. Current cargo bikers and the cargo-curious are all welcome! To help us plan, please RSVP here!

Date: Sunday, May 17

Time: 10am-noon

Location: Agnes Fox Park, 253 State St, Northampton, MA

Dirty Truth & Strong Towns Northampton Sponsored Bike Week Social

Come mix with us!! Learn a bit about what Strong Towns Northampton is doing, and mostly hang out with the coolest kids in town: Bike Riders! Dirty Truth is providing free fries for our guests; drinks are on you...

Date: Thursday, May 14th

Time: 6pm - 8pm

Location: Dirty Truth Beer Hall, 29 Main St, Northampton, MA

Saturday morning weekly on-road group rides. The ride offers different routes and paces, suitable for drop-handlebar road bikes: beginner 13-15 mph (with focus on group-ride learning and fun), enthusiast 16-17 mph (depending on group attendance), focused on a brisk, but conversational pace for a 2-hour ride. Please meet at Landry's Braintree store at 6:45am for a brief safety talk. Ride starts at 7:00am and returns to the store around 9:00-9:30am. All rides are no drop, but please choose paced based on your current ability. Helmets and flat tire kit required, daytime flashing lights recommended. Contact Landry's Braintree store for more info.

Educators will greet students arriving at school by bicycle
There will be food, raffle, and schwag