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Dr Bike is a mobile bicycle repair and maintenance service offered free of charge as a workplace benefit to your employees. Bike For Good mechanics will set up a mobile workshop at your workplace, carrying out a comprehensive 20-point check on all bikes.

Dr Bike is a mobile bicycle repair and maintenance service offered free of charge as a workplace benefit to your employees. Bike For Good mechanics will set up a mobile workshop at your workplace, carrying out a comprehensive 20-point check on all bikes.

The entire route loop is 30 miles, but you can make your ride as short or long as you wish. Riders can change directions at any one of our rest stops and checkpoints.

The entire route loop is 30 miles, but you can make your ride as short or long as you wish. Riders can change directions at any one of our rest stops and checkpoints.

2023 Bike the Drive Tickets, Sun, Sep 3, 2023 at 6:30 AM | Eventbrite.

2023 Bike the Drive Tickets, Sun, Sep 3, 2023 at 6:30 AM | Eventbrite.

November 2019 Update - The League of American Bicyclists renewed Madison's Platinum Bicycle Friendly Designation for another 4 years. In the fall of 2015 Madison received a Platinum designation by the League of American Bicyclists and now ranks as one of the five best cities for biking in the United States.

November 2019 Update - The League of American Bicyclists renewed Madison's Platinum Bicycle Friendly Designation for another 4 years. In the fall of 2015 Madison received a Platinum designation by the League of American Bicyclists and now ranks as one of the five best cities for biking in the United States.

Due to rising costs from our suppliers and contractors, we've increased the cost of Fifth Third Bike the Drive for 2023. As a non-profit organization, this event is our most important annual fundraiser, which helps fuel our advocacy work for better walking, biking and transit across Chicagoland.

Due to rising costs from our suppliers and contractors, we've increased the cost of Fifth Third Bike the Drive for 2023. As a non-profit organization, this event is our most important annual fundraiser, which helps fuel our advocacy work for better walking, biking and transit across Chicagoland.

The entire route loop is 30 miles, but you can make your ride as short or long as you wish. Riders can change directions at any one of our rest stops and checkpoints.

The entire route loop is 30 miles, but you can make your ride as short or long as you wish. Riders can change directions at any one of our rest stops and checkpoints.

Riding on the sidewalk in Chicago is illegal unless the sidewalk is marked as a bike path, or you are going to a nearby bike station or road. Mostly, bikes are considered vehicles under the law. Bicyclists can use the shoulder of the road or ride in the street.

Riding on the sidewalk in Chicago is illegal unless the sidewalk is marked as a bike path, or you are going to a nearby bike station or road. Mostly, bikes are considered vehicles under the law. Bicyclists can use the shoulder of the road or ride in the street.

Registration is $64 for members of the Active Transportation Alliance and $74 for non-members.

Registration is $64 for members of the Active Transportation Alliance and $74 for non-members.

Pricing. Registration is $64 for members of the Active Transportation Alliance and $74 for non-members. Admission on the day of the event is $84 for nonmembers. Youth admission is always $18.

Route: From Bryn Mawr Avenue south to the Museum of Science and Industry (57th Street). Distance: Up to 30 miles. Cost: $60 for adults ($70 day of the event); $18 for riders 17 years of age or younger. A 30-mile challenge medal ($15), VIP status ($50) and pancake breakfast ($12) are available for additional fees.

Pricing. Registration is $64 for members of the Active Transportation Alliance and $74 for non-members. Admission on the day of the event is $84 for nonmembers. Youth admission is always $18.

Route: From Bryn Mawr Avenue south to the Museum of Science and Industry (57th Street). Distance: Up to 30 miles. Cost: $60 for adults ($70 day of the event); $18 for riders 17 years of age or younger. A 30-mile challenge medal ($15), VIP status ($50) and pancake breakfast ($12) are available for additional fees.

Fortunately, biking in Chicago is relatively stress-free. But, just as with all city biking, there are certain areas to stay vigilant. One of the most common areas of frustration are bike lanes, specifically ones that fall adjacent to parked cars.

2023 Bike the Drive Tickets, Sun, Sep 3, 2023 at 6:30 AM | Eventbrite.