Free Fix-A-Flat Clinic - Learn how to repair your own flats at this free monthly clinic

MTB Ride - meet at Knight Road parking lot, ready to ride at 9 a.m. All levels welcome, but a mountain bike in good working order is required, as well as helmet and water. Watch this space for updates, as we will not ride when trail conditions are poor. This is a great ride for beginners, as well as experienced riders. About 1 1/2 hours on the bike. Ride leader: Martin 610 804 6933.

Evening Trail Ride with Dinner - Join Perkiomen Trail Nightriders for a fun evening ride including dinner at Appalachian Brewing Co. or My Friend's Tavern. Head and Tail Lights required for this ride. Mountain or Hybrid bikes are best, and the pace is "comfortable". It's about the scenery, not the speed. This ride is 24 mi. round trip and returns to Oaks by 8 or 8:30 p.m. Note: Don't want to do the full 24 miles? Catch this ride as it passes the Collegeville Diner and meet up with it there! Questions? Contact ride leader Richard Comroe at 610 299 8372 or email him at mystyou@comcast.net. Bad weather cancels this ride.

Schuylkill River Trail Ride for the 50+ Rider. Meet in parking lot at Port Providence Trailhead. Bike 1-2 hrs/ 10-20 miles (depending on group) on SRT and/or Perkioment Trail with Kathy Tauber, Phoenixville resident and SRT Trail Ambassador (610-935-7075). Lunch after is an option. Inclement weather cancels ride.

Perkiomen and Schuylkill River Ride for the 50+ Rider. Meet in parking lot behind Collegeville Diner (Main & 3rd). Bike 1-2 hrs/10-20 miles (depending on group) with Kathy Tauber, Phoenixville resident and SRT Ambassador (610-935-7075). Lunch after an option; inclement weather cancels ride.

Women's Road Bike Ride. Enjoy the hilly roads around the area on this 25-35 mile ride. Meet at Bikesport, ready to ride at 9:15 a.m. Back by noon. Expect a recreational pace, and no one is dropped. Ride leader: Ginny. Cell # 215-479-3808 Rain or lightning cancels ride.

Multi-surface Ride. Gravel or cross bikes are recommended. Terrain will be pavement, gravel & trail. Rear blinky light recommended. Expect 15 m.p.h. average on road sections, 13 m.p.h. on gravel sections and 10 m.p.h. on trail sections depending on conditions. Ride will keep rolling and keep it flex – there may be some exploring as well as some hammering. Ride leader is Glenn Stephenson @ 610.888.0219 (mobile). No ride 8/14

Coffee & Cross ride NEW TIME! Prompt 7am rollout from Soltane coffee shop ( 138 Bridge St Phoenixville), finished by roughly 8:30. Spirited intermediate pace, but the terrain will not be beginner friendly so experienced bike handling skills are necessary. Lots of double track with gravel, dirt, rocks and roots. Some pavement and grass as well. This ride will swing by the start location at the hour mark for those on a tight schedule. Ride Leader: Briana. Can be reached at briheint@gmail.com. Or text/call 484 547 4168. Heavy rain or lightning cancels ride.

The Lancaster Covered Bridge Classic (formerly the Covered Bridge Metric Century) is a classic Pennsylvania ride now in its 40th year. It offers beautiful routes of 100 miles, 65 miles, 33 miles, and 16 miles, covering some of the most scenic cycling terrain anywhere. Each route traverses through covered bridges and past Amish farms. The routes all cover rolling terrain with only moderate climbing with the exception of 100 mile route. The 100 mile option is a challenging ride that includes a hilly 38 mile loop that starts and ends at the lunch rest stop in Stevens, PA. There are no official rest stops on the 38 mile loop, so please stock up at the lunch stop. Proceeds from the ride benefit the Lancaster Bicycle Club’s grant program. Over $286,000 has been donated for covered bridge restoration and bike-related initiatives since 1999.

Lehigh Valley Wheelman present this 36-mile mass start race with 2 rest stops where racers can get water and eat donuts. For every donut eaten, minutes are deducted from your final time. No registration day of the race.

A two-day event if you want it to be :) Ride with 7,000 cyclists of all ages and cycling abilities for the challenge of your choice with several route options. Enjoy flat terrain as you travel through the quaint towns and back roads of Southern New Jersey. Pedal through the blueberry fields of Hammonton, experience the serene beauty of the Pine Barrens and listen to the waves as you roll into historic Ocean City. This ride is fully supported with catered rest stops, bike support and SAG transportation. Invite your family and friends to cheer as you cross the finish line and enjoy a wonderful evening stroll on the boardwalk.

Take a 16 or 40-mile ride along the Schuylkill River Trail from Pottstown to Reading, beginning and ending at Sly Fox Can Jam festival where riders can enjoy eight hours of free live music. All proceeds benefit the Schuylkill River Heritage Area, which works with partners to build, maintain and promote the Schuylkill River Trail.

A two day event if you want it to be :) Ride with 7,000 cyclists of all ages and cycling abilities for the challenge of your choice with several route options. Enjoy flat terrain as you travel through the quaint towns and back roads of Southern New Jersey. Pedal through the blueberry fields of Hammonton, experience the serene beauty of the Pine Barrens and listen to the waves as you roll into historic Ocean City. This ride is fully supported with catered rest stops, bike support and SAG transportation. Invite your family and friends to cheer as you cross the finish line and enjoy a wonderful evening stroll on the boardwalk. Bikesport has offered SAG support for this ride for 23 years!

Valley Preferred Cycling Center, Breinigsville, PA. Ride 10, 25, 50 or 90 mi. Includes timing chips (with prizes for top climbers on the 50- and 90-mi courses), a Roubaix-style victory lap around the iconic Valley Preferred Cycling Center (“T-Town” velodrome) track, and a post-ride party with healthy lunch, free beer, live music. Bicycling Magazine

The 9th annual ride offers 5, 10, 25 and 50 mile route options, on scenic country roads and delicious post-ride food provided by Outback Steakhouse, Carraba's Italian Grill, Bonefish Grill. Ride benefits FARA (Friedrich's Ataxia Research Alliance) a debilitating, life shortening, degenerative neuro-muscular disorder. Rides across our nation have raised over $2.5 million to help find a cure.

Held at the Philadelphia Convention Center, two days filled with displays, seminars, and demos of bicycles and related items.

Held at the Philadelphia Convention Center, two days filled with displays, seminars, and demos of bicycles and related items.