Join Bike Your Neighborhood for our monthly rides through Buckeye-Shaker, Larchmere, Ludlow, Mt. Pleasant, and Woodland Hills. These rides are designed to be inclusive, catering to individuals of all ages and abilities, from seasoned cyclists to those who are just discovering the joy of biking.
If you’re interested in getting involved and volunteering with Bike Your Neighborhood, you can sign-up here.
Season Finale with Slow Roll Cleveland
Join us for the final ride of the season with Slow Roll Cleveland. This casual social ride will be about 10 miles and will depart from Shaker Square in front of the CVS.
Free Bike Rentals: Arrive by 6:30 pm with a valid photo ID if you want to borrow a bike.
September 14: Community Ride with Artists
Our final Saturday ride of the season, this ride will be a gentle 6-8 miles and begin and end at Amos Norwood Park (see map).
August 10: Community Ride with Council President Griffin
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July 13: Community Ride with Mayor Bibb & Bike Vessel Filmmakers
Join us for our second ride of the season! Our special guest will be a son of Mount Pleasant, City of Cleveland Mayor Bibb. We'll also be joined by filmmaker Eric D. Seals and his father Donnie Seals Sr. of the documentary film, Bike Vessel. Catch a free screening of the film on Friday, July 12 at 7pm (details here).
This will be a casual 8-mile ride starting and ending at Amos Norwood Park (see map). The park is located at the corner of Drexmore and E. 128th St. This is at the far west corner of the parking lot behind Dave’s Shaker Square. Ample parking is available. In advance of the ride, please make sure your bike is in good working condition and take a moment to do an ABC Quick Check in case you need a hand with repairs.
Free Bike Rentals: To borrow a bike, please arrive by 10:30 am with a valid photo ID. First come, first served.
The Power of Cycling: A Journey of Healing and Community (Bike Vessel Film Screening and Discussion)
The documentary film, Bike Vessel follows a father and son (ages 35 and 70) as they cycle from St. Louis to Chicago. Film director Eric D. Seals’ father almost died after three open-heart surgeries. However, 20 years later, he makes a miraculous health recovery after discovering his love for bicycling, bringing his son Eric along with him.
The film takes a hard look at the health disparities plaguing Black men, and the systemic racism that has elevated them to the lowest life expectancy and highest death rate of any other racial and ethnic group.
Part of the Health Equity Series sponsored by the Saint Luke's Foundation, join the City Club, Bike Your Neighborhood, and the Greater Cleveland Urban Film Festival for a special film screening of Bike Vessel. Following the film, Donnie Seals will join a panel conversation about the documentary, health equity, and the transformative power of cycling.
This City Club of Cleveland event will take place at Atlas Cinemas Shaker Square.
Doors open at 6:45pm. The event begins at 7:00pm. Film screening starts at 7:15pm.
This is a FREE public event, but registration is required. Ticket includes free popcorn and a fountain drink. Walk-ins are welcome, and based on availability. Register today.
June 8: Season Opener
Join us for our season launch!
All rides meet at the parking lot on Drexmore and E. 130th st. The far west side of the parking lot behind Dave’s Grocery.
Better Buckeye Streets Kickoff
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To save time before the ride fill out the waiver below before you come. But if you forget we will have some on site.