Join us on Saturday, May 16, 2026 @ 2:00 PM as we pedal north to Summit Park—the beautifully reimagined site of the former Blue Ash Airport! This route will also introduce you to two key connection points across Ronald Reagan Highway, including a "secret" pedestrian bridge! 🕵️😁

**To help us with planning and quick check-ins, please <a href="https://form.jotform.com/230406444221140" target="_blank">PRE-REGISTER HERE</a>** 🙌

*You can also register on-site if preferred. The ride is FREE! At Queen City Bike, creating a caring community is a core value. Your registration enables us to reach you and your important people if needed, and also provide you with $10K of supplemental medical insurance. We've got you covered so you can focus on the bike joy!*

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**Route preview: <a href="https://ridewithgps.com/routes/55146750" target="_blank">RPS_099 - Sat Long - Summit Park</a>**

*As an added bonus of Queen City Bike's sponsorship of this event, you can navigate this route for free on the <a href="https://ridewithgps.com/app" target="_blank">Ride with GPS app</a> at any time—both during the event and after!*

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**Departure Time: 2:00pm**
- Please plan to arrive early so we can all leave in a punctual fashion
- We will meet in front of Community Happens Here
- Ride leaders will be there by 1:45pm to answer any questions

**Distance: 18 miles**

**Difficulty:**
- **Advanced Beginner and above**
- All riders should be comfortable with basic bike-handling and traffic skills
- We will regroup as needed throughout the ride

**Terrain:**
Mostly rolling with a couple bigger hills in the range of 5-7% grade

*Climbs (steeper than +4% grade):*
- Waxwing Drive between Hunt and Lobelia (~0.5 mi; max 5% grade)
- Cooper Road (on multi-use path) + part of Carpenter Run (~0.6 mi; max 5% grade)

*Descents (steeper than neg 4% grade):*
- Waxwing Drive between Eldora and Hunt (~0.3 mi; max neg 7% grade)

**Traffic stress:**
- ~90% of this ride will be on low-traffic streets and multi-use paths

*Higher-stress areas:*
- The busiest area will be riding between Pleasant Ridge and Silverton on Montgomery Road on our way out, and through the center of Pleasant Ridge on our way to the finish at Nine Giant. Except for ~5 blocks, all of this stretch will be in the bike lane.
- We will be there to share traffic tips and help you feel comfortable

**Post-ride:**
- Let's gather at <a href="https://www.ninegiant.com/brewpub" target="_blank">Nine Giant</a> after the ride!
- We should be done with the ride by about 4:30pm.

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**Safety Notes:**
- Helmets required
- Bike must be in good working condition. Please contact me if you have any questions!

**Weather Notes:**
- In the event of adverse weather, I will post an update on the day of the ride—at or before 1pm
- Updates will be shared on the Facebook event page, and also via the Ride Pleasant Streets Google Group
- No message means the ride is still on!

**Parking:**
- Community Happens Here asks that if at all possible, we do NOT use their parking lot during our events.
- Abundant FREE parking is located at the Pleasant Ridge Community Parking Lot, behind the Walgreens at 6204 Montgomery Road. This is ONE block from Community Happens Here.

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**<a href="https://queencitybike.org/" target="_blank">Queen City Bike</a> is grateful to <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/PleasantStreets" target="_blank">Pleasant Streets</a> and <a href="https://communityhappenshere.org/" target="_blank">Community Happens Here</a> for helping to make this bike event possible.**

Ride Pleasant Streets - 3rd Saturday Long Edition

If it’s Sunday, it must be Open Shop! 
- MoBo open Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- We’re setting up repair stands inside & outside 
- Pandemic protocols are evolving, but please bring your mask 
- First-come, first-served 
Thanks for your support as we continue to serve the community during the pandemic.

Hosted by: <a href="http://www.villagegreenfoundation.org/mobo-bicycle-co-op/">MoBo Bicycle Cooperative</a>

Every Monday is Kids Day at MoBo Bicycle Co-op in Northside! Kids can come learn to fix their bikes and enjoy bike-related programming all year long. Each participant will receive a free used bike and learn how to fix and maintain it! This event is geared towards people aged 5-16. 

Hosted by: MoBo Bicycle Co-op

Join students, parents, and friends of Pleasant Ridge Montessori for the inaugural year of the PRM Bike Bus! This is an incredibly fun and empowering opportunity for your student at PRM to be an active participant in their travel to school. Siblings and friends are welcome too!

Held weekly on Fridays starting on April 24 and through the end of the school year. Helmets are required and all are welcome!

Click here to register: [https://bit.ly/PRM-bike-bus](https://bit.ly/PRM-bike-bus) 
*(Advance registration helps with planning, but day-of registration will also be available if needed.)*

Joining the ride is easy—just hop on the PRM Bike Bus at the location that works best for you and your student:

Meet At 6:50 AM, Ridgewood & Ridge Circle *(or join along the route!)*
Depart At 7:00 AM
7:10 Ridge & Beredith
7:15 Beredith & Kincaid
7:20 Kincaid & Montgomery
7:30 End At Coffee Exchange

Hope to see you there!

Discover ride led by Ride the Cov.  ——— Dates: 2nd and 4th Saturdays of every month from November to April (yes, we are riding through the winter! 😁) Time/Place: Winter rides happen November, February and March on the 2nd and 4th Saturday. We gather at the Goosegirl fountain at 2pm. Distance: 7-10 Miles (we’ll take it easy on the hills) Time required: About 1.75 Hours Who: You and whoever you invite? It's better to ride together. We’ll have people there a lil' early to do a quick safety check and pump up tires should you need. Other details: - Helmets strongly suggested - We’ll be riding in a group—not experienced in this, no problem. Just follow directions that we’ll share before the ride. - Parking (paid) is available in the MainStrasse Village Parking lot. - Free Parking is available under the Clay Wade Bailey Bridge or in Theatre House’s Parking Lot. The goals of our rides are simple: Get people on bicycles, have fun, be safe and see Covington from two wheels. Thanks to community sponsors and partners: <a href="https://queencitybike.org/" target="_blank">Queen City Bike</a>, <a href="https://www.ifcdirect.com/" target="_blank">Integrated Family Care</a>, <a href="https://www.scootermediaco.com/" target="_blank">Scooter Media</a>, and <a href="https://www.ridethecov.org/" target="_blank">RideTheCov</a>. PS… Can you share this with a friend or invite a friend? Help us get the word out!

Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub is partnering with Mobo Bicycle Coop and Queen City Bike for a special collection of bicycles, bike tires, and tubes for reuse and recycling.

Donated bicycles, helmets, parts, and tools will be directed to MoBo Bicycle Co-op for their youth cycling programs, and to Queen City Bike for their Mobility Together program.

And bring your old bicycle tires and tubes—these will also be recycled!

About MoBo:

MoBo Bicycle Coop is a volunteer coop that works to teach children and adults how to fix their own bicycles using recycled parts diverted from landfills. Bikes and parts donated will, depending on size and condition, be used to teach children and teens bike repair and be taken home for free, stripped into parts and recycled onto other bikes, or shined up for our annual bike sale!

About Queen City Bike:

Queen City Bike's Mobility Together is a program that empowers newly arrived refugees with bikes for transportation—while sharing in bike repair skills and community along the way.

Bikes are liberating and helpful in countless ways, from enabling time-efficient travel to essential destinations like ESL classes and asylum appointments; to transport of groceries and household supplies; to expansion of community joy and growth.

A bike donated to Mobility Together is guaranteed to be ridden, used, loved, and appreciated. They'll accept bikes that are old or new; bikes from Walmart, specialty shops, or anything in between; bikes that are big or little; and even bikes that are broken. Two wheels good. Parts and wheels are also accepted. They will refurbish and fix what they can, and any unusable items will be recycled at the Hub.

Bike Donation & Tire/Tube Recycling at The Hub

<a href="https://queencitybike.org/" target="_blank">Queen City Bike</a> and <a href="https://cincinnatipreservation.org/" target="_blank">Cincinnati Preservation</a> are teaming up once again to offer a series of Pedals &amp; Preservation rides throughout 2026. Join us for the joy of bikes plus up-close views of local history! Date: Bike Month Edition: Sunday May 31, 2026 Time: Meet at 10:45 AM / Ride departs at 11AM and finishes by 1 PM with social afterwards at Westside Brewing Place: For May's ride, we'll explore Westwood with the ride starting the Westwood Elementary School. To help us with planning and quick check-ins, please <a href="https://form.jotform.com/260106742315145" target="_blank">PRE-REGISTER HERE</a> 🙌 Guided rides will explore historic neighborhoods, landmarks, and lesser-known architectural treasures—all by bike. Whether you’re a preservation enthusiast, a casual cyclist, or someone looking to see the city through a new lens. These rides are free, open to the public, and designed to be accessible to a range of cycling abilities. So dust off your bike, invite a friend, and join us for a ride that brings Cincinnati’s stories to life — one pedal stroke at a time.

Pedals & Preservation - Bike Month Edition

Ride Pleasant Streets meets on the 1st & 3rd Saturday of every month at Community Happens Here in Pleasant Ridge. We gather at 1:45 p.m.; share a route overview and safety talk at 2:00 p.m.; and wheels are rolling by 2:05 p.m. Riders from all over the metro area are welcome! 
 
These are welcoming rides with an emphasis on group ride etiquette, bike skill development, community building, and neighborhood exploration. The "1st Saturday Short" rides are <15 miles, and the "3rd Saturday Long" rides are generally 15-25 miles. 
 
Routes are varied each month. They are designed to take advantage of low-stress streets, bike lanes, and shared-use paths as much as possible. Route details are shared in advance (~2-5 days) so you can decide if the ride will be a good fit for your fitness and experience level. 
 
Here's how you can stay in touch with Ride Pleasant Streets:

* Check Queen City Bike's online event calendar for updates as the ride approaches
 * [https://events.queencity.bike/](https://events.queencity.bike/)
 
* Receive email updates via the Google Group for Ride Pleasant Streets
 * Join the group here – [https://groups.google.com/g/ride-pleasant-streets](https://groups.google.com/g/ride-pleasant-streets)
 
* Receive event invites and updates via the "Pleasant Streets" Group on Facebook
 * Join the group here – [https://www.facebook.com/groups/PleasantStreets](https://www.facebook.com/groups/PleasantStreets)

Ride Pleasant Streets - 1st Saturday Short Edition

Community Building