For those of you who are night owls the 36th annual Boston By Bike ... At Night  might be for you.    The ride usually runs 35 miles with occasional history/architecture stops between midnight-7 AM.  The group runs around 75 cyclists with some marshals helping out.  

Ride Date: Saturday, August 24th

Sponsored by: Back Bay Midnight Pedalers

Meet at 11:15 pm in front of Trinity Church in Copley Square.  

For more information see below.

The Stow Conservation Trust is once again having its Bike for the Woods charity bike ride!

The ride is great for families and children as well as more “serious” riders, with well-marked routes of 5, 14, 37 and 65 miles. All routes are arrowed and there are GPS files for bike computers. All proceeds benefit the Stow Conservation Trust.

When: Sunday, August 11 at 9:00 a.m.

Where: starting at the Hartley Road entrance of Stow’s Center School at 403 Great Road. Parking will be available on both sides of the school, but the ride starts on the Hartley Road side. Enter “Hartley Road, Stow, MA” in your car’s GPS.

Cost: $25 per adult rider or $15 per child (with a $50 maximum per family) if you register early. Same day registration costs are $5 higher. 

Registration: online at BikeReg.com (search for “stow bike for the woods”) or at Bike For the Woods. 

Food (cider donuts and peaches among other goodies!) and drink are available at the start and at rest stops for the longer rides.

Come join the fun!

As one would expect, this IS the best time of the year for riding outside in New England and beyond.

With this in mind, the CRW-Devo group has lined up a series of EXTRAORDINARY rides that will certainly be the highlight of anyone's 2024 riding season. Check the final one out:

- Vermont 6 Gaps - 130 Miles - 12K ft Elevation - 08/03 - https://www.crw.org/event-5789110

Sign up for one or more of these rides. Let's have "fun" on the roads of New England and beyond, before old man Winter comes and confines us all to the trainer for the following four months.

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Anyone doing Blazing Saddles next Saturday? I am signed up, will be doing  16 mph average. Let me know if you want to join me.

Blazing Saddles Century 2024 | North Shore Cyclists (nscyc.org)

This legendary CRW ride will test your biking abilities with two challenging routes climbing up Mount Wachusett. There is a century length ride with 6,324 feet of climbing or a metric century with 3,358 feet of climbing. To help you succeed there are rest stops along the way.

Come climb this iconic Massachusetts mountain and bask in the glorious views of New England with CRW this August!

Register Now!

CRW thrives on the passion and enthusiasm of its members and there’s no better way to highlight this than by sharing your incredible experiences on our social media platforms. To share your pictures and videos with CRW, email them to media-share@crw.org.

Please include a brief description of the moment and any interesting details you’d like to share. You can also include your social media handle so we can tag you if you like!

3rd Annual Bike Ride and Swap - Saturday, May 11th 

Log early season miles, see part of Paul Revere's ride, get rid of old bike stuff, and find gems on the FREE STUFF tables - all in a single day!  

Rides depart at 10am (38 miles) and 11am (25 miles) and the Swap Meet runs from 1 to 4pm.  For full details and to register go here.

North to New Hampshire is a long-time CRW favorite century event, beginning at the Wakefield High School, heading to NH and back, and winding though some of NH's more scenic roads.  New 2024 CRW special edition participants sprockets will be available for riders who did not earn one in 2023. 

The CRW Century Series is open CRW members only. To attend you must be a current CRW member. Click here to join.

The first of our Century rides is now on the calendar and open for registration! 

Register NOW!

This will be the first chance for many to put some serious miles down for the season.

Not ready for 100 miles?

Metric and half-century options are available. 

Cycling and ice cream? A great pairing! The annual Tour de Creme on MA's Southcoast returns on Sunday, May 19th. Whichever distance you choose - 9-, 22- or 45-miles - there will be multiple creamery stops along the way! Stop at each one for a complimentary scoop of your favorite flavor. You'll start at Mattapoisett Town Beach, continue on the Mattapoisett Bike Path and pass beautiful fields, farms, saltmarshes and cranberry bogs. Registration is open! A minimum fundraising amount is requested. For more information and to register:   https://tourdecreme.org