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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.

• 26 April, 2020

The 30th annual Tour de Franklin will take place on Sunday, April 26, 2020 at Franklin High School (500 Elizabeth Avenue, Somerset, NJ). Please check below for the various start times and routes. After your ride join us for lunch in Franklin High School’s cafeteria. If you’ve participated in the Tour before, you know how exciting it is to get your medals and trophies not to mention your chance to win a new bicycle!

• 26 April, 2020

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

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Dirt roads. A covered bridge. 5,000 feet of elevation gain. Get ready to challenge yourself like never before at one of America’s largest single-day road races: The Tour of the Battenkill. Now under new ownership, the 15th Annual “Queen of the Classics” is returning to upstate New York on May 11th with a fun, all-inclusive party with plenty of food and craft beer! You now have three events to choose from: The legendary 75-mile Gran Fondo, a 42-mile Medio Fondo, and a new 26 Mile Piccolo Fondo. Pick your distance, reserve your spot, and join the exclusive club of riders who can say they’ve ridden The Tour of the Battenkill.

• 9 May, 2020

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.

• 9 May, 2020

From cheesecake to cheesesteak! The East Coast Greenway Alliance’s inaugural New York City-to-Philadelphia Greenway Ride travels from one iconic city to another, with lots of beautiful Garden State greenway in between. The 2-day, 130-mile fundraising ride will take place Saturday and Sunday, May 16-17, 2020 with hundreds of riders from the region and beyond. After departing Manhattan on Saturday, May 16, we'll end for the day in Princeton, New Jersey, and head on the next day for an end-of-ride celebration in Philadelphia on Sunday, May 17.

Proceeds from this ride will benefit the nonprofit East Coast Greenway Alliance. In particular, your fundraising will help accelerate the development of the route in New York City, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Roughly 1,000 miles of our Maine to Florida route is on protected greenways, and our organization is working daily to move the entire route off-road as close to 2030 as possible.

• 16 May, 2020

Minutes from NYC, come escape for a weekend-get-away and visit Elizabeth, New Jersey! Join over 1,000 participants and enjoy riding through the 15 mile bike ride! This year’s theme is Sounds of our City! Intrigue your senses during the ride while you explore the city’s musical heritage and future! Explore the unexpected as you tour our city’s Revolutionary War landmarks, contemporary architectural achievements, and our diverse cultural community.

• 17 May, 2020

BIKE4BELEVECHAD invites bikers of all ages and skill levels to raise awareness and funds for wounded veterans of the Israeli Defense Forces. Our trip will be captained by 14 wounded warriors of the IDF, already knee-deep in training. If they can do it, so can you!

Beginning in Sakura Park, our ride will start on the bank of the Hudson River, we will cross upper Manhattan and follow the old aqueduct water system riding over The High Bridge into the Bronx. We will head up to Westchester County by shared roads and a portion of the bike trail. Once at the rest stop we will keep you refreshed and hydrated. The 25 mile route will return to the Hudson River start/finish area and the 50 mile route will take you along shared roads out to another rest stop that will be loaded with amazing treats and beverages preparing you for the ride back to the Hudson River Starting area.

• 17 May, 2020