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Formed in 2003, ClevelandBikes is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing and promoting all forms of bicycling as economical and healthful recreation, sport and transportation and committed to advancing the rights of Northeastern Ohio cyclists to use the roads and trails. ClevelandBikes serves as an information resource for cyclists, planners, engineers and others seeking input from the cycling community.

Walk+Roll encourages people to walk and bicycle in their daily lives by:

- Organizing human-powered neighborhood events that combine fun with active living, learning and participating.

- Advocating with politicians and community leaders so that they consider cyclists and pedestrians in public policy.

- Promoting and encouraging biking and walking through press releases and outreach to the media.

Would you like to ride your bicycle to work but think you’d feel more comfortable if you had a riding companion? OhioBikeBuddies is an online matching service that can help you find fellow bike commuters.

CrankMail was a bicycling mini-magazine, a micropress 'zine, that served bicyclists in the Greater Cleveland, Ohio, area from early 1975 (maybe earlier) and into 2008. Over the years we've seen a lot of changes. We've gone from typewriters to desktop publishing, and from the printing press to the World Wide Web. In 2008 CrankMail suspended publication. This site preserves what we can of the past and offers a little guidance today. The future? Well, that is yet to be written.

A group of recreational cyclists who ride mostly in Lake, Geauga, and Cuyahoga counties in the Cleveland, Ohio area. Our emphasis is on group fun and physical fitness, and our riders include a wide range of ages and riding abilities from the faster riders (all ages), to people in their 20's through 80's.

A group of athletes in Northeast Ohio dedicated to working hard, promoting our sport, and having fun

A recreational road cycling club on the east side of Cleveland, Ohio.

The OCBC is a non-profit, volunteer-driven, cooperative bicycle education center. Our Earn A Bike program accepts donations of used bikes, which kids can earn by learning about bike repair and safe cycling. Surplus bikes are fully refurbished for sale or rent to support the organization. We also offer bike maintenance classes, shop-use membership, shop credit for volunteering, and the League of American Bicyclists' Bike Driver's Ed course. We are not a bike shop, and do not take drop-off bike repairs. (We do, however, offer a 15 minute, while you watch bike check-over).

First indoor mountain biking park in the world!