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From loving our planet, concerns about the climate, the love of riding, to bicycle advocacy and preserving resources for future generations, Climate Riders sound off on why they participate in Climate Ride.

Pedaling for the Planet on One Wheel or Two The East Bay Bicycle Coalition may have “bicycle” in our name, but we represent all pedal-powered people in the East Bay. One of our awesome members, Jim Sowers of Oakland, gets around on one wheel and will be the first person in the Climate Ride’s 5 […]

Keya Chatterjee – Senior Director, Renewable Energy and Footprint Outreach at WWF Mother and Author of “The Zero Footprint Baby” Keya Chatterjee has a unique spin on the ‘big picture.’ In her case, she’s talking about satellite images of planet Earth. Before joining WWF, she worked for NASA and used the images to communicate research […]

Here’s a sneak-peek of this year’s Climate Ride NYC-DC 2013 from our route planner and logistics master. Ride Director Blake Holiday tells us about Day 5 – the final day into Washington, DC. We’ll ride from Maryland’s scenic horse country to Silver Spring, then jump on the Capital Crescent Trail, where we’ll all meet up […]

Nearly 2,300 miles in to my cross-country journey at my unofficial halfway point in Crested Butte, CO, I've been constantly reminded that bicycles are incredible machines. As I continuously refine my own "velosophy," I'd like to make an argument for travel at the speed of bike.

Greetings from Kansas! I've been on the road for three weeks now, dedicating my summer to riding across the country, spreading the message of Climate Ride, and raising money to help support our growth.

Scroll through the riders’ Instragram feed for a visual smorgasboard of the 2013 California ride! You can view the official Climate Ride daily re-cap here. If you missed the May 30th print edition of the San Francisco Chronicle, you can view the article about the Climate Riders’ accomplishments here. Learn about Climate Ride through the […]

To all past, present and future riders: Why do you Climate Ride?

Here’s a sneak-peek of this year’s Climate Ride NYC-DC 2013 from our Ride Director and logistics master, Blake Holiday. He tells us about Day 3 – the 60 mile day through Pennsylvania’s Amish County. Ride through history in the quaint countryside dotted with family farms and quiet roads frequented by horses and buggies. When Caeli […]

Here’s a sneak-peek of this year’s Climate Ride California 2013 from our talented route planner and logistics master. Ride Director Blake Holiday tells us about Day 3 – the 100-mile Century Ride along Northern California’s remote coast from Mendocino to the Russian River. When we designed Climate Ride California in 2010, we thought it would […]

Once in a while we like to highlight riders that you’re going to meet this May. Most people who ride in Climate Ride say they’re riding because a friend said they absolutely have to do it. Climate Riders are some of the most interesting people you’ll meet. Together, they create an inspiring community both during […]

You like to bike and contribute to your community. You’ve already signed up for Climate Ride or you’re thinking about it. Have you thought about getting your colleagues involved by starting a team? Many companies offer matching grants and other ways to support their employees who are giving back to their communities. More than 40 […]