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The Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) of Washoe County publishes an area bike map about every two years.
This guide from Bicycling.com outlines a beginner-friendly, six-step guide for adults learning to ride a bicycle. It emphasizes that it is never too late to start and focuses on building confidence through a “balance-first” approach.
This guide from TrainingPeaks provides a comprehensive guide on how to maintain a cycling routine during the winter months. Authored by Tyrone Holmes, it outlines eight practical tips to help cyclists stay motivated, safe, and comfortable in cold weather.
An educational resource to clarify Nevada’s traffic laws, safety protocols, and the rights and responsibilities of both bicyclists and motorists.
This REI Expert Advice article serves as a beginner-level guide to Bike Maintenance Basics. It is designed to simplify bicycle care through a series of seven articles and videos.
This article from Run Wild My Child serves as a comprehensive guide for parents interested in biking with kids. It focuses on making family cycling accessible, safe, and enjoyable by breaking down the logistical and safety barriers.
A community safety tool provided by Vision Zero Truckee Meadows. It is designed to collect data on “close calls” on the road to help identify dangerous areas before an actual accident occurs.
This guide from the League of American Bicyclists acts as a comprehensive “tip sheet” for bicycle commuting. It is designed to help both beginners and experienced riders transition from car trips to bike trips by covering five primary areas.
This guide from REI provides a comprehensive overview of how to stay safe, comfortable, and motivated while cycling in rainy conditions. It covers everything from the gear you need to the tactical adjustments required for slick roads.
The Reno Bike Project (RBP) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit community bicycle shop and resource center dedicated to making cycling accessible and sustainable in the Truckee Meadows area.
The Kiwanis Bike Program is a non-profit service committee of the Kiwanis Club of Downtown Sparks dedicated to promoting bicycle safety, education, and accessibility in Northern Nevada.
The Tahoe-Pyramid Trail website provides maps, trail alerts, and historical information for a scenic hiking and biking route that follows the Truckee River to connect Lake Tahoe to Pyramid Lake.
The Tuesday Night Ride Group (“TNRG”) is a Facebook group of mountain biking enthusiasts who ride in the Reno-Tahoe area every Tuesday night during Daylight Saving Time.
RAR Reno (Radical Adventure Riders) is dedicated to supporting and uplifting BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) and FTWN-B (Femme, Trans, Women, and Non-Binary) cyclists.
The Tahoe Area Mountain Biking Association (TAMBA) is a volunteer-driven non-profit organization dedicated to the stewardship of multi-use trails throughout the Tahoe Basin. Their mission is centered on the mantra of “Build, Ride, Respect.”
The Lake Tahoe Bicycle Coalition is a volunteer-driven non-profit organization dedicated to making the Lake Tahoe region a safer and more accessible destination for cyclists. Their primary mission is to help Lake Tahoe become more bicycle-friendly through advocacy, education, and community resources.
The Adaptive Cycling Center is a city-run centralized equipment hub that provides affordable access to specialized adaptive bicycles for individuals with disabilities and their families. Scholarships that waive the membership fees are available.
The Reno Wheelmen organization serves as a premier cycling hub for the Reno-Tahoe area, a role it has held since 1896. Their primary purpose is to foster a vibrant local cycling community.
Bike Like a Girl is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to empowering and including girls and women in the world of cycling. Originally inspired by a record-breaking Race Across America team, the organization operates on the belief that mastering a bicycle fosters mastery of life, providing a sense of freedom, self-reliance, and joy.
The Biggest Little Trail Stewardship (BLTS) is a community-focused non-profit dedicated to the building, maintenance, and advocacy of sustainable trails within the greater Reno, Nevada area. One of their flagship projects is the Sierra Vista Bike Park in Northwest Reno.
The Historic Virginia & Truckee Trail is a non-profit organization dedicated to developing a 60-mile multi-use rail trail in Northern Nevada. The project aims to convert or parallel the historic route of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad into a continuous path for non-motorized recreation and transportation.
The Nevada Bicycle Coalition is a non-profit organization dedicated to making Nevada a safer and more accessible place for bicycling. Their mission focuses on integrating cycling into the state’s culture as a primary means of both recreation and transportation.
Sky Tavern is well-known for its winter sports program, but in the summer, Sky Tavern manages a mountain bike trail system featuring options ranging from fundamental skill-building areas to advanced technical terrain. The park is open daily for public pedal-access from late May to early October.
The Reno Tahoe Pedalers is the largest recreational cycling club in the Reno-Tahoe region. Established in 1979, the organization serves as a community hub for cyclists of various skill levels across areas including Reno, Tahoe, Truckee, Carson City, and Genoa.
This Facebook group connects parents and kids interested in biking together in the Reno-Sparks metro area.
The Nevada North Interscholastic Cycling League (NNICL) is a youth mountain bike organization dedicated to introducing children and teens to the sport of mountain biking across Northern Nevada and the eastern Sierras.
Meeting at the City Plaza every Wednesday at 7:45 pm, this Facebook group gathers riders of bicycles, scooters, one-wheels, electric skateboards, and unicycles together for a fun evening group ride.
Bike Rack Map is dedicated to improving the infrastructure and safety of cycling through community-driven data.
Muscle Powered is a non-profit organization dedicated to making Carson City, Nevada, a more walkable and bikeable community.
The Biggest Little Bike Network website serves as a public information hub for the Biggest Little Bike Network, a major infrastructure project led by the Regional Transportation Commission (RTC) of Washoe County and the City of Reno.
Loose Program Racing (LPR) is a Sierra Nevada-based, 501(c)(3) not-for-profit cycling “race team by women, for everyone”. Through organized events and peer-to-peer education, LPR is building a multi-disciplinary cycling community.
The Reno Bike Project (RBP) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit community bicycle shop. They are a staple in the Truckee Meadows and are usually the first place we recommend when people ask where to find a nice bike at a great price. They carry all types of bikes, including gravel, townies, full-suspension mountain bikes, and their famous playa-ready bikes. RBP is a full-service bike shop with expert mechanics.
The Kiwanis Bike Program is a non-profit service committee of the Kiwanis Club of Downtown Sparks. Similar to RBP, Kiwanis sells high-quality reconditioned bicycles at an accessible price, including mountain bikes, road bikes, hybrids, cruisers, bikes for kids, and more!
Gear Hut is a family-owned outdoor gear consignment shop located in Midtown Reno, Nevada, that is often the best place to find great deals on top-of-the-line mountain and gravel bikes. Founded in 2018, their mission focuses on increasing affordable access to the outdoors and promoting environmental sustainability by keeping usable gear out of landfills.
E-Bike Hub is a full-service electric bicycle shop located in The Basement marketplace in downtown Reno, Nevada. They focus on making e-biking accessible through a mix of retail, maintenance, and recreational services.
Velo Reno is a high-performance bicycle shop located at 3450 Lakeside Dr. in Reno, Nevada, specializing in road, dirt, and competitive cycling.
A mainstay in the Santa Cruz mountain biking scene for more than 30 years, Another Bike Shop opened their Reno location in 2024.
College Cyclery is a full-service bicycle shop located in Midtown Reno, Nevada. Established in 1973, it holds the distinction of being the oldest bike shop in the state and functions as a community hub for outdoor recreation and cycling enthusiasts.
Sierra Cyclesmith caters to a wide range of cyclists, from beginners to veteran riders. They focus on promoting cycling as a solution for personal health, environmental sustainability, and recreation.
Great Basin Bicycles is a full-service cycling shop that caters to a wide range of riders, from beginners to experienced cyclists. They emphasize a “Get in – Get out – Go Ride” philosophy, prioritizing efficient service and community involvement.
Pedego Electric Bikes Reno is a locally-owned retail store specializing in electric bicycle solutions. They are regional Pedego experts providing a “brick and mortar” experience where customers can test ride bikes for free.
Conveniently located near the Sierra Vista Mountain Bike Park, Mountain Dog Cycling is a local, independent bike shop dedicated to helping the community enjoy cycling through professional service and premium products.
Velocity Bicycle Repair (VBR) is a mobile bike service that brings professional repair and maintenance directly to your location. Velocity can travel to your home or workplace with the necessary tools and expertise to get you back in the saddle.