Club Ride

Meet at Mahoney Park in northeast Lincoln, next to the softball fields. Depart promptly at 8:00 am and proceed at a moderate pace (15 mph) via paved roads to Waverly [...]

Your bicycle has been pining away in the basement or garage all winter. So dust it off, pump up the tires, and join your cycling friends for the Great Plains Bicycling Club's Spring Fling! Spring Fling is the club's first public ride of the season.  For more information and registration: https://greatplainsbikeclub.org/spring-fling/

Once again in honor of the completion of the Tour de France, we will be riding the trails of Lincoln. Wear your fanciest pants – or just any old riding gear – and join us at 9:00 AM at the 84th St MOPAC Trailhead. We will head north on the trails and circle downtown south to South Point 1424 Pine Lake Rd. for refreshments then we will go full circle up to 84th St via Old Cheney back to the 84th St Trailhead. Distance 28 miles/Pace: 10 – 12 MPH.

Ride with GPBC on the scenic Chief Standing Bear (NE) and Blue River (KS) rail trails from Barneston to Marysville and return, about 33 miles round trip. Most of the [...]

Join Great Plains Bike Club members for our annual New Year's Day Breakfast at Village Inn, 51st and Van Dorn, 9:00 am, with optional ride after (weather permitting, length and [...]

NSFMW (Not Sorry For Missing Work) Bike ride will start at the zoo parking lot on the SOUTH side of A St. at 8:15 AM-ish on Wednesday April 15th. Our [...]

Road ride from Waverly to Mahoney State Park on U.S. 6 and Hwy 66 with a stop in Greenwood for the Greenwood Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department Pancake Feed. Meet [...]

Meet at the U-Stop at 84th Street and U.S. 6 for a 11:150 am start. Ride on the shoulder of U.S. 6 to Baker's Candies in Greenwood. Prepare to stock [...]

On May 20, 2026 at 7:00 PM, the Ride of Silence will begin in North America and roll across the globe. Cyclists will take to the roads in a silent [...]

Hot and humid in August? You bet! But Nebraska cyclists have endured the heat and pedaled in scorching sun time and time again. What better way to beat the heat than to ride in the Heatstroke 100 — if you dare! (Just be sure to take advantage of the SAG stops along the way!)

Our annual late August public ride will again start at the Strategic Air and Space Museum east of Ashland on Nebraska Highway 66 next to Mahoney State Park. The course consists of three loops: 24 miles, 35 miles, and 49 miles. You can combine these loops to get distances ranging from 24 to 108 miles. The routes explore the scenic Platte River valley between Louisville and Ashland and range as far west as Ceresco. Several SAG support stations and roving SAG vehicles will be provided. A registration form and map are available for download at our Heatstroke 100 page.