The Fundo is a mass start, self supported, un-timed and non-competitive ride through the dirt & paved roads of Washtenaw County. And it’s free! Go fast or go slow, it really does not matter as long as you are having fun. Expect the group to split up along the way and make sure you have everything you need to complete the ride and navigate yourself back to the start.
53 and 25 mile routes
www.sictransitcycles.com/stcfundo
The weekend begins with fun and festivities on Friday featuring optional rides throughout the Bluegrass Region with the Bluegrass Cycling Club, a large number of cycling related vendors, food trucks and entertainment.
Saturday is the flagship day with five route choices ranging from 26 miles to the iconic Century (103 miles). On Sunday you have your choice of four rides ranging from 21 – 74 miles. You will wind your way through and around the Bluegrass region and be treated to some of the most beautiful scenery you can imagine.
The ride is fully supported with frequent rest stops featuring nutritional, as well as delicious, items chosen to fuel your ride.
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Major Taylor Cycling Convention Ride - June 4-7, 2026 in Durham, NC USA
Registration is Now Open
4 days of riding - route options for every rider level.
Full access to vendor and sponsor expo
Giveaway's, demonstrations and more
Sponsored by Major Taylor Cycling Club
www.majortaylorinternational.com
The purpose of this ride is to raise funds and awareness for Rotary’s
Global Polio Eradication Campaign. Each ride starts and finishes at Mifflinburg Community Park,
211 N. 5th St, Mifflinburg, PA.
Family Ride: Bike riders are encouraged to ride a part, or all of the Mifflinburg – Lewisburg Rail Trail. This 9 mile off-road bike trail is suitable for children and adults that prefer a flat and leisurely bike ride. This ride will be self-paced and self-guided. Ride as far as you want and at the speed you want.
Easy Road Ride: 22 miles, easy pace and only 550’ of climbing.
Jacks Mountain 50: This 47 mile ride is for moderate to advanced road bike riders that enjoy changes in elevation. It is only 47 miles, but we are giving credit for 50. It is not a race! The 47 miles will be done at a moderate pace so that it is enjoyable for all experienced bike riders. E-bikes are permitted.
The suggested minimum donation per rider is $25 for adults and $5 for children under 12. All riders are encouraged to solicit addition donations toward their ride. All donations are tax deductible and should be payable to “The Rotary Foundation” with PolioPlus on the memo line. Any gift of $1,000 or more will receive a special recognition from The Rotary Foundation
Established in 2008, the CHAFE 150 Gran Fondo is a premier charity cycling event in Sandpoint, Idaho, featuring a signature 150-mile loop through the scenic Cabinet Mountains and lake valleys. Organized by the Sandpoint Rotary Club, the ride offers various length road and gravel routes for all skill levels supporting education and literacy in the Lake Pend Oreille School District.
CHAFE 150 supports riders with fully stocked break stops, professional ride support, an epic after ride party, and prizes for top fundraisers. Nurses, mechanics, and volunteers come together to make CHAFE the best ride you’ll ever experience.
For registration and further information visit the ride web site at: http://www.chafe150.org
Tour de Guelph’s intent is to build and support community well-being within Guelph-Wellington and fundraise to support Guelph General Hospital and local Rotary projects through the Rotary Clubs of Guelph South and Guelph Trillium.Geulph
Ride route info: 25km & 50km Road, 50 km Multi surface, 75km, 113 km
NO REGISTRATION FEE! Simply commit to fundraising and ride with purpose
Registration info visit: https://www.tourdeguelph.ca
Contact for further information
Phone: 519 - 837 - 6422
Email: info@tourdeguelph.ca
Join Team Continue for our 5th Annual 58er Ride!
This year we are offering 4 different rides at an all new location!
85, 58, 26 or 5 mile bike ride through Northwest Macomb County. After-ride celebration including lunch, drinks, band and raffle prizes!
All proceeds to ensure access to mental health care for adolescents and young adults with suicide attempts or ideation.
https://www.teamcontinue.org
Riders enjoy the scenic, low traffic paved and gravel routes with a post-ride meal provided by Albion Malleable Brewing Company. Join us for this ride on Saturday, August 1, 2026 and experience the small-town hospitality and the quiet roads around Albion, Michigan. Sponsored by the Cascades Cycling Club, this very popular, fully supported ride has grown significantly since our first ride in 2013. Paved road routes include distances of 17, 29, 39, 47 and 66 miles. We also have combination paved/gravel road routes of 42 to 59 miles that take riders back in time as you ride through picturesque Amish country with its beautiful farms and well-kept herds of livestock.
All routes are SAG supported so participants can ride worry free. All routes feature SAG/rest stops where riders can stop and enjoy healthy snacks, drinks and take a restroom break before continuing their ride. This is a DALMAC Training Ride.
