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Ride information at https://ridewithgps.com/organizations/3053-phoenix-metro-bicycle-club/events

630am--Tour De Scottsdale(45 miles)-- A trip through the Indian Bend Wash up the Pima frontage and back through the heart of Scottsdale and Tempe.Likely add Country club Loop. Panera at McClintock and Guadalupe for Breakfast.

The Length of Lindsay takes us to the east, with route options of 29 miles or 39 miles, no climbing. Breakfast at Panera Bread on the SE corner of Guadalupe and McClintock.

Ride information at https://ridewithgps.com/organizations/3053-phoenix-metro-bicycle-club/events

7/13/25-Mummy Backwards-- 54 mile trip across to Pima frontage and across Indian bend to do standard Mummy backwards. Panera at McClintock and Guadalupe for breakfast

The short route loops into Arcadia and back. The long routes go around Mummy Mountain. Breakfast at Panera Bread on Guadalupe/McClintock after the ride. Please note that the route distances include 4.5 miles at the end for round trip from Kiwanis to Panera and back.

Ride information at https://ridewithgps.com/organizations/3053-phoenix-metro-bicycle-club/events

7/20/25-The Washes( a modified Mill Run)--50 miles east along Fry Germann and Ocotillo to, via Queen Creek Wash, to Rittenhouse, back on Cloud Elsworth and back along Sonoqui wash to Power then Queen Creek with return to Alma School-- Panera at the Chandler Mall for Breakfast.(No map).

Distance options are 28, 34 and 42 vertically flat miles. Rest stop 1 will be at QT corner of McQueen & Chandler Blvd

Ride information at https://ridewithgps.com/organizations/3053-phoenix-metro-bicycle-club/events

7/27/25-Gateway Airport/Downtown Mesa(51 miles) - Out Fry/Pecos to Sossaman and up through Gateway. Back via Ray Lindsay, Main street, Extension and Guadalupe. Breakfast at Panera Guadalupe and McClintock.

Enjoy Colorado‘s Ride in the mountain country where there are way cooler temps than in Phoenix! Register by 3/31 with code ‘PMB‘ to get $100 off the registration price, which is approximately 15%!

Enjoy Colorado‘s Ride in the mountain country where there are way cooler temps than in Phoenix! Register by 3/31 with code ‘PMB‘ to get $100 off the registration price, which is approximately 15%!

Enjoy Colorado‘s Ride in the mountain country where there are way cooler temps than in Phoenix! Register by 3/31 with code ‘PMB‘ to get $100 off the registration price, which is approximately 15%!

Enjoy Colorado‘s Ride in the mountain country where there are way cooler temps than in Phoenix! Register by 3/31 with code ‘PMB‘ to get $100 off the registration price, which is approximately 15%!

Enjoy Colorado‘s Ride in the mountain country where there are way cooler temps than in Phoenix! Register by 3/31 with code ‘PMB‘ to get $100 off the registration price, which is approximately 15%!

Sign-In begins at 8:30 a.m.
Meeting begins at 9:15 a.m. or thereabouts.

Despite what this webpage says, payment is allowed at the door, but you‘ll help the line move faster if you‘ve already paid!

Be there a bit early!

Take your time, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the park, from the picturesque Painted Desert on the north end to the fascinating petrified wood in the south. Pedal the Petrified 2025 is a non-competitive cycling tour ride that takes place in the beautiful Petrified Forest National Park to raise funds for NPC student scholarships. Each registered rider receives admission to the park, a ride tee-shirt, and access to all support, sag stops, and shuttle service. Five sag stops, located approximately five miles apart throughout the route, provide water (please bring your own bottles) and healthy snacks. Your support means so much! Thank you!

Bike MS Arizona is coming soon! November 8-9. You will really enjoy the routes this year!

Bike MS Arizona is coming soon! November 8-9. You will really enjoy the routes this year!

El Tour de Tucson is now preparing to host the 42nd year for what we think is one of the premier bicycling events in the country. We hope you participate in this year’s event on November 22, 2025. You won’t be alone given that annually nearly 10,000 cyclists participate in the renowned and popular event. Charity, community, health and wellness are what Perimeter Bicycling and El Tour are all about. They all go hand-in-hand when it comes to building awareness for a bike ride that has been part of the Tucson community for nearly four decades. Did you know that El Tour de Tucson enables nonprofit, charitable agencies to raise funds for their respective organizations? Learn about their programs and sign up to ride on their teams here. Since 1983, Perimeter Bicycling events have raised nearly $130 million for local and international charitable organizations.