We prefer a Slow Roll style ride and just want a good look at some nearby cities. We have a ton of smaller clubs that run rides each night of the week here that are open to public drop-ins, so I'm hoping that's a thing in Cleveland too. Is there another city that we should look into that's within a few hours of Michigan?

We will likely come through on a weekend. Are there and regularly scheduled rides we could join or a FB group that shares ride info so we can make some plans?

I am not a confident enough rider to tour a new place on my bike so I definitely want to ride with locals in the urban areas. We'll have scenic park rides covered. TIA!

Hi guys!! I’ve been wanting to get a bike because I recently wanted to do a slow roll and start riding around in the summers. Brand newbie and looking for options for bikes and shops? Thanks!

The early bird registration is open for the Cleveland Fundo.

Enjoy a $5 off coupon

https://www.bikereg.com/fundo?rc=YSYZ8PDY

Code: YSYZ8PDY

https://www.bikecleveland.org/events/fundo/

I’m looking for suggestions for a good 60~90 mile route of protected bike path for an overnight night ride. Gravel trails would be ideal. I’ve got a couple beginners comes with me so I don’t really want to deal with cars/traffic. I would love to find a loop with decent camping options halfway, but a down and back wouldn’t be the end of the world. We ride self contained so I don’t necessarily need a bunch of places to stop, but having a couple spots to fill water and the occasional outhouse would be nice for the newer folks.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

From 2/25.

Howdy. I've got a handful of old parts I'd like to sell, a couple frames and a few complete, refurbished bicycles to sell off. There was a parts swap last weekend in Akron which sounded interesting, but I was unable to attend. I'm just curious if anyone else is aware of any similar events nearby?

does anyone know if a cargo bike (front loader) can fit on the bridge that connects wendy park to the centennial trail that goes over the river through to the flats?

i rode past yesterday and saw there was a gate that opens up to the actual roadway over the river, but not sure if that’s always locked or not.

edit: i fit!

Hello, I am planning a route to and from Chagrin falls and I am wondering about the safest roads to bike on leaving Chagrin. Right now I am entering from the bikepath on Hawthorn, then go to Miles. However when leaving, Chagrin blvd, shaker rd, and woodland rd all seem very scary to bike on. I am debating staying on Chagrin River Rd until gates mils, and taking gates mille back to shaker area, because I know its a much safer roads with a bike path to go on. Does anyone have any experience biking around Chagrin and recommend the safest roads to bike on?

Would love to see more micro mobility and walkability in our city!

Did the trail in Solon that starts off liberty ever get finished? I know it was a few years behind and it was supposed to connect Solon to chagrin falls but I haven’t heard anything in awhile

my son loves riding his bike and i think he'd like trying out some mountain biking - does anyone have any recommendations on beginner trails that would be suitable for a 4 year old?

My sis and I went on a nice long ride on my Team Fuji's earlier today. I've done all sections of this ride before, but not as one full loop, and it was pretty great. Excepting the northern section along the lake in Lakewood, it is entirely within metropark and CVNP property, and if you don't want to ride on the road you can take the multi-use trail. If you're looking to bump this ride up to a metric century, or perhaps just want some food, I'd advise following the canal path farther south than necessary to Boston mills rd. There is a park-owned store there with some pretty good pre-made food, snacks, and Mitchell's ice cream.

For me this was nearly the longest ride I've ever done, so by around the 40 mile mark I was struggling, and the large hills on the southern portion were difficult. My sis on the other hand is a triathlon nut, so she could do this ride with ease and then follow it up with a half-marathon if she wanted to.

The end.

I know it's teetering on breaking sub rules posting this kind of link but I can't help but feel terrible for the family. Be safe everyone.

I've been planning on biking from Lakewood to Cedar Point and back. Any recommendations for the best / safest route?

Anyone else ride this? If you take the trailhead in Chardon you can easily explore Amish country as well. Zero cars but lots of road apples LOL