A one-day conference of bike advocates, planners, elected officials, and community leaders working to make Utah a better place to ride. For more info, or to see the summit schedule, visit BikeUtah.org

Meet the author and enjoy light refreshments as we discuss part 2 (Disconnected Lives: The Cultural Ripple Effects of Suburban Living) & part 3 (Restoring the American Village: A Bottom-Up Revolution).

Special pricing available for the book for locals and attendees!

Repair your bike at our DIY stations, outfitted with a bench, stand, and tools. Keep in mind that we are still limited with our tools, so if you need some specialized tools, reach out ahead of time to make sure we have what you need.

Join us for a live Zoom event on how to start a “bike bus” -- a group ride to school that’s safe, social, and empowering for kids and families.

Led by Bike Orem’s Zach Goulding -- a therapist, parent, bike bus founder, and the creator of @ride.this.out on Instagram.


Repair your bike at our DIY stations, outfitted with a bench, stand, and tools. Keep in mind that we are still limited with our tools, so if you need some specialized tools, reach out ahead of time to make sure we have what you need.

Repair your bike at our DIY stations, outfitted with a bench, stand, and tools. Keep in mind that we are still limited with our tools, so if you need some specialized tools, reach out ahead of time to make sure we have what you need.

Meet at Pando Refitters for a picnic ride. We’ll ride to Centennial Park together and have a picnic. Please bring your own food.

BikeWalk Provo’s monthly meetings are for everyone who is interested in making Provo a better place to walk and bike. Monthly meetings feature updates on projects, reports from government officials, group discussions, and opportunities to get involved.

Join us this month, where Hugh Van Wagenen will present the updated Bikeways Map. We'll also brainstorm ways to make better use of the blog on our website.

Ride along as we pedal our way to Utah Lake in search of winged friends! This ride will be slow-paced and family-friendly. Frequent stops for birds will be made. Bring your own binoculars! This ride will be led by the inimitable Kira Johnson.

Repair your bike at our DIY stations, outfitted with a bench, stand, and tools. Keep in mind that we are still limited with our tools, so if you need some specialized tools, reach out ahead of time to make sure we have what you need.

Meet the author and enjoy light refreshments as we discuss part 1! Special pricing available for the book for locals and attendees!

Come tour and learn more about the community gardens in Provo run by Community Action Services. We’ll begin at the garden on 800 N and ride to the other two!

Repair your bike at our DIY stations, outfitted with a bench, stand, and tools. Keep in mind that we are still limited with our tools, so if you need some specialized tools, reach out ahead of time to make sure we have what you need.

Join the Provo chapter of the Worldwide Ride of Silence on May 21st to ride to honor people who were killed or injured while biking this last year and last several years. We will begin at Dixon Middle School and go for a short, slow, silent ride with brief stops at the ghost bike memorials for Doug Crow and Mark Robinson, and return to Dixon Middle School.

Come learn about how, where, and why to bike pack. All skill and preparedness levels are welcome. We will discuss how to modify your existing camping gear and bicycle for bike-packing applications. This will be a great class to help you prepare if you’d like to join us for our bikepacking trip on the 23rd. However, it is certainly not a prerequisite.

Calling all cargo bikes and any cool, vintage bikes of any sort!!! Come show off your bikes and share your expertise with others thinking about cargo and other bikes. And if you don’t have a  bike, no problem! Come take some test rides and get your wheels turning. Everyone is welcome.