The Tulsa Bicycle Club, (TBC) sponsors a year round program of rides and events. Our rides vary in length from 5 to 125 miles and in difficulty from very easy social rides to hard and fast tours through and around Oklahoma's green country. The Tulsa Bicycle Club will leave no one out.

TBC is involved in helping to develop bike paths, bike lanes and educate the public and our membership about bicycle safety. The club also actively participates in the design and organization for Oklahoma's state wide bicycle ride called FreeWheel. TBC FreeWheel Training Rides are held from March through May each year to help prepare for this cross-state ride.

TBC has 357 individual and family memberships. Many have the expertise and willingness to share their cycling knowledge regarding safety, ride routes, touring, as well as, bicycle equipment selection, maintenance and repair. If you enjoy bicycle riding, come out to one of our rides and see how much fun it is to ride with us.

TBC General Membership Meetings are normally held at 7:00 pm on the first Thursday of each month at Martin East Regional Library located at 26th & Garnett, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Non-members are welcome to attend.

The Link, the TBC monthly newsletter, is available to TBC members on the Members Only area of this site. Non members can only view Archive Issues of The Link.

TBC Members are encouraged to join the TBC Maillist. The maillist provides a way to get notification of updates on changes to this web page; release of each issue of The Link; changes to scheduled rides; notification of upcoming TBC events, etc... Once on the maillist, you can also send email to all other members of the list about TBC or anything bicycling related.

• TBC and Tulsa Trails
• TBC History
• TBC Bylaws
• TBC Ride Leader Rules
• TBC Route Marking Guidelines
• TBC Ride Classifications

Not a member -- please consider joining TBC.

• Receive the TBC Newsletter, "The Link" (by mail or from the Members Only area of this website).
• Receive discounts on merchandise from local bicycle clubs.
• Participation in TBC social events, such as the Christmas Party and family oriented ride to eat rides.
• Year round group rides of varying difficulties (novice to advanced).
• Staying up to date on bicycling issues -- Legislation, trails, etc..
• Opportunities to lead rides, sag rides, & assist in cycling events.
• Place free adds in the Classified section of The Link or TBC Website.
• Benefit from knowledge of experienced riders regarding bicycle riding, on-road maintenance, bike repairs, touring and commuting ideas.
• Learn the basics of bicycle touring and participate in monthly weekend camping cycle tours.
• Health benefits of group cycling.