Registration opens on June 20, 2019 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
*Show will be announced April 18, 2019
Link Bike Share and Bike Miami Valley will be hosting bike valet to make it easier for you to bike to select concerts at the Levitt Pavilion. Be one of the first 20 people to register to Link to the Levitt Pavilion and receive a promo code to use for your Link trip to the concert and a reserved seat for you at the show!
Dayton. Experience the flat terrain to rolling hills of Montgomery County with routes of 18/32/62 miles (check website for updates). A 5- to 10-mile bike path family ride for those with younger children will also be offered. Rest stops and sag support provided for all. A post-ride lunch available, guaranteed to those who have pre-registered. Proceeds will benefit Dayton city community health organizations. Updates on final route mileage, Friday and Sunday pre- and post-ride will be on website. Online entry available.
Yellow Springs to Jamestown and back, lunch provided. Approximately 60 miles.
Fee if not registered for main event.
Vandalia. Enjoy the Fourth of July on well-maintained routes of 31 or 62 rolling miles riding through picturesque areas of the northern Miami Valley. Many special surprises for all participants. “Experience the best sag support around. Great shirts… great snacks… great prizes… great water bottles… great lunch… great people… priceless!!! Come join the fun and celebrate America’s independence at one of the best bike tours in Ohio.”
Vandalia-Butler Optimist Club
Steven Reed
8600 N. Main St. Ste. A
Dayton, OH 45415
(937) 414-7602
Registration opens on May 31, 2019 at 12:00 p.m. (noon)
*Show will be announced April 18, 2019
Link Bike Share and Bike Miami Valley will be hosting bike valet to make it easier for you to bike to select concerts at the Levitt Pavilion. Be one of the first 20 people to register to Link to the Levitt Pavilion and receive a promo code to use for your Link trip to the concert and a reserved seat for you at the show!
Eaton. A pleasant tour of the wooden covered bridges of Preble County. Three loops offer rides of 17/32/45 flat to hilly miles, mostly on township roads that are marked and signed. Restrooms, showers, paved parking at ride HQ. Full sag support, on-site bicycle service available. Several Strava Circuits will also be mapped.
Friends of Preble County 4-H, Inc.
Curt Caplinger
3485 Eaton Gettysburg Rd.
Eaton, OH 45320
(937) 533-7763
BuckeyeBridgeRide.org
This ride starts in Kettering. Ride: 36 miles.
Fee if not registered for main event. More details available at YoungsBikeTour.com.
Avoid the hassle of parking; bike to the June 2019 Yellow Springs Street Fair. Bike valet parking provided by Bike Yellow Springs and Bike Miami Valley.
London. Multiple optional routes are offered through winding scenic flat to rolling rural Madison, Clark, Fayette, and Green Counties covering 21/44/62/100 flat to rolling miles. The shortest route remains on the Ohio-to-Erie Trail while the longer routes venture via roads to towns and cities. Routes marked and maps available, food and drinks provided.
Friends of Madison County Parks and Trails
PO Box 308; London, OH 43140
(614) 205-6754
Miamisburg. Ever dreamed of being on TV’s The Amazing Race? Try this out: A 14-mile, flat to hilly, epic round-trip ride along the Great Miami River. Not a race, it’s about the total challenge. Along the way there will be six different stops filled with challenges to complete. Do it for fun. Do it for exercise. Do it for team-building. Complete all challenges, earn a “passport” for a chance to win prizes. Fun celebration at the end.
Miamisburg Parks and Recreation
305 E. Central Ave.; Miamisburg, OH 45342
(937) 866-8999
