Austin offers some great group rides for cyclists of every skill level. Below is a list of free rides organized by local bike shops and bike groups. These rides are not affiliated with Austin Triathlon Club, so check with the shop or group before heading out. We hope this directory can help you find a ride that works with your schedule. If you have an addition or an edit, let us know. For even more info about group rides in Austin, check out Bike Austin's list of free local group rides as well as Austin Tri Cyclist's Ride for Any Day of the Week blog post. 

​Downtown Austin


  • Mid-Century Ride (Every Other Sunday at 8:00am): This intermediate ride is a popular, 50+ road ride and maintains a steady 2x2 pace. The Mid-Century ride covers 30-35 miles, at 14-16 mph. The ride is "no drop," but riders should always bring a cell phone, flat repair kit and the ability to change a tube. Starts from 4th and Nueces. 
   
  • Friday Truancy Ride (Fridays at 2:30pm): Great intermediate-level ride for anyone able to get out of work early on a Friday. This ride covers 30 miles at 17-18 mph, through neighborhoods, official bike routes, and minimal large roadways with a few hills and optional sprints. Starts from 4th and Nueces.
   
  • Middle of the Road Ride (Saturdays at 8:30am):  The MOTR ride is a great fit for intermediate and advanced riders who are looking for a bit of a challenge. The front group averages 17-20 mph and the second/sweep group averages 15-16 mph. Routes vary from 30-40 miles. Starts from 4th and Nueces.
 
  • MJ 100K (Saturdays at 8:00am): Advanced ride, 2x2 lines, friendly, but fast. It is not a "no-drop" ride, so if you get dropped, you will be self-sufficient. Ride goes for 62 miles, with an average of 18-22 mph. Bring clip-less pedals, helmet, water and nutrition, flat changing tools, and no headphones. Starts from 4th and Nueces.
 

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