Ride Bike Events with Unlimited Biking

The day starts and ends on the Hudson Greenway at 145th st. The ride is fully supported with rest stops, cue sheets, and route marking for our 30, 60, 80. And 100 routes. By joining us on this ride, you are also supporting the growth of our community.

• 2 June, 2019

Our Bike to the Beach routes are designed to transform the way our riders see and enjoy their city. Bike to the Beach New York has two ride distances: Our Century Ride (100+ Miles) and our Half-Century Ride (50 Miles).

• 7 June, 2019

Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Fairfield and Westchester counties while giving back to men and women who gave so much for our country.

• 15 June, 2019

The Outsiders in partnership with Clif Bar are back for the fourth annual one-way bike Ride to Rockaway Beach! The ride starts in Unlimited Biking at downtown Manhattan and cruises over the Brooklyn Bridge into Brooklyn with a pit stop along the way in Red Hook. From there we'll continue through Brooklyn's most interesting neighborhoods before concluding in Queens at Rockaway Beach. When we get to the beach expect a rad, Outsider’s-only beach hangout complete with beach volleyball, and all the beach goodies you wish you had

• 29 June, 2019

Centered around the Walkway Over the Hudson, the world’s longest footbridge, this ride is all about discovery. For some, that means taking it easy on one of the shorter routes and simply enjoying the gorgeous scenery of Ulster and Dutchess counties. For others, it means discovering what you’re capable of—with more than 5,800 feet of climbing, the 100-mile route is a century worth bragging about.

• 30 June, 2019

Explore bicycling’s finest route in Upstate NY and Vermont on this multi-day tour, from Plattsburgh to Poughkeepsie. 6, 4 or 2 day options, with 50 or 70 miles/day. Pedal Lake Champlain’s historic shore and witness NY’s Adirondack Mountains and VT’s Green Mountains. A covered bridge and ferry ride are included in the 4 and 6 day options. The 2 and 6 day options cross the Hudson River twice north of the Mid-Hudson Bridge and spend an overnight in Woodstock. Camping or indoor camping included. Comfy Campers luxury tent option also available for 6 day tour. July 21-26, 2019 Come. Bike Happy. join here https://www.fanyride.com/

• 20 July, 2019

The CT Challenge bike ride is the main source of funding for the nonprofit organization Mission. Mission is dedicated to helping the 15.5 million cancer survivors in Connecticut and throughout the U.S. rebuild, improve and prolong their lives through exercise, nutrition, mind-body health and community-building support programs.

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• 27 July, 2019

A horse farm, a dairy farm, an abandoned railroad track, a bicycle and You!

Choose from 23, 33, 45, 57,72, 80 and 2-different century routes along beautiful, low-traffic country roads, Within each route, there will be a 6 mile stretch of the car-free Harlem Valley Rail Trail.

• 27 July, 2019

New York Triathlon started as a grassroots race production company out of Syracuse, NY in 1983 and is now the longest-running triathlon organization in the Northeast. During this period NYTRI worked hard to produce the best value in multi-sport events available to athletes in the Tri-State area. To date, NYTRI has organized over 600 events that drew approximately 100,000 competitors, many of them first-timers to multi-sport competition.

• 28 July, 2019

Bike to the Beach is here to empower your community, help you achieve your goals, power you past your personal challenges, and to raise funds for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Join us for our annual ride from to the Hamptons. It is fun, open to all, and supports local organizations. We provide everything you need to have an amazing ride AND reach the Hamptons, in style!

• 2 August, 2019

Bike to the Beach is here to empower your community, help you achieve your goals, power you past your personal challenges, and to raise funds for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Join us for our annual ride from to Dewey Beach. It is fun, open to all, and supports local organizations. We provide everything you need to have an amazing ride AND reach Delaware Seashore, in style!

• 2 August, 2019

Bike to the Beach is here to empower your community, help you achieve your goals, surpass your personal challenges, and to raise funds for autism awareness.

• 31 August, 2019

The New England Parkinson’s Ride offers four different routes for cyclists of all ages and abilities, a 10, 30, 50, and 100 mile loop that all begin and end at The Ballpark in Old Orchard Beach, Maine. Over the past 11 years, the hard work and dedication of our cyclists has resulted in more than $4.5 million in donations to The Michael J Fox Foundation, of which 100% goes directly toward research for a cure for Parkinson’s Disease.

For the fifth year in a row, the New England Parkinson’s Ride was honored by Michael J. Fox as the largest independent single-day fundraising event for Team Fox in the history of the Michael J Fox Foundation. On September 7, 2019 we will celebrate our 12th Annual Ride with a goal to raise $1,250,000!

Although our primary goal is to raise funds and awareness for Parkinson’s Disease, we like to think of our event as a “weekend at the beach, with a ride thrown in for fun.” Riders of all ages and abilities are welcome so it can become a wonderful family tradition or a weekend away with your cycling buddies. For more information, visit www.neparkinsonsride.com.

• 7 September, 2019

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Bike MS: City to Shore is a ride that will take you farther than you’ve ever gone before. What makes this ride so special? This 2-day event, with route options for all cycling abilities from 25-180 miles, will take you through the flat terrain and back roads of South Jersey to the blueberry fields of Hammonton.

• 21 September, 2019

Named after the famed Navesink Twin Lights up the hill from Huddy Park in Highlands, New Jersey, this ride showcases the best of the Garden State—the picturesque Jersey shore, undulating hills, and quaint towns and farmland. This event has been a favorite of local cyclists, New Yorkers, and visitors from around the country for over a decade.

• 22 September, 2019

Autumn leaves, the lower Hudson valley, and a community coming together to change lives. That’s Wall Street Rides FAR, a glorious cycling event to benefit the Autism Science Foundation. The Wall Street community is joining together to take a stand for this important cause.

• 5 October, 2019

By riding 10, 25, 45, or 62.5 miles and raising essential funds to support HICCC, you’re fueling the doctors, researchers, and patients in their quest to end cancer. As our professionally designed and fully supported route merges together from four Start Areas, we’ll ride together as one to our finish line at Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC). We’re riding to the end of cancer at Columbia. We’re proving the power of Velocity.

• 6 October, 2019

Bike MS: New York City is a one-day ride that will take you farther than you’ve ever gone before. What makes this ride so special? The 30 mile route around Manhattan is completely traffic free! The 50 and 100 mile rides also let you ride through the Holland Tunnel traffic free. It's a completely unique experience.

• 20 October, 2019

Tour de Bronx is a bicycling event established in 1994 by the office of the Bronx Borough President and The Bronx Tourism Council as a means to promote a healthier lifestyle, an alternate mode of transportation and a way to tour the burgeoning neighborhoods, scenic waterfronts and greenways of the borough. Participants choose from one of two rides. The 25-mile route takes riders through the south, east and mid portion of the borough including the Mott Haven district, Clason Point along the East River, and the largest park in New York City: Pelham Bay Park boasting nearly 3,000 acres of natural forest. The 40-mile route includes a visit to the historic Fort Schuyler on the Throggs Neck peninsula, the nautical community of City Island and the northern portions of the borough like Woodlawn and Riverdale. Both rides conclude at the iconic New York Botanical Garden where riders receive a complimentary souvenir T-shirt and enjoy a live musical performance as they relax from the day’s festivities. Throughout the years, the event has grown exponentially and is regarded as the largest free cycling event in New York State. In 2017 the Tour de Bronx saw a record-breaking nearly 10,000+ participants from all over the country as well as a few who come from abroad.

• 27 October, 2019

On the first Sunday in May, 32,000 cyclists of all skill levels come from around the world to roll through every borough of New York City on streets totally free of cars. For one day, the roads are yours, the bridges are yours, the City is yours—there’s no better way to experience the Big Apple.

• 3 May, 2020