BikeTexas

05/30/2026

Today's the day! Come out to 900 Springdale for FrankenBike! Here's your chance to get some gear, parts, or new bike friends before Bike Month ends.

05/15/2026

Have an amazing Bike to Work Day, Texas!

05/12/2026

Make Bike Month official in your city or community! Check out this sample text your local officials can use for a Bike Month Proclamation: https://buff.ly/EaKtdvL

05/02/2026

Today's a great day to start your Bike Month Bingo card! Find this and more Bike Month materials from League of American Bicyclists here: https://buff.ly/EZbT1Pr

04/30/2026

You already know that tomorrow, May 1, is the kickoff to Bike Month, but did you know that May is also Mental Health Month? We think bikes and mental health are a perfect pair: https://buff.ly/wiH56qY

04/29/2026

Check out these folks at the Hill Country Ride for AIDS on April 18! We rented out some of our ebikes to riders and were glad to support this excellent cause and the riders enjoying the cool, rainy day. One rider decided to double the distance they planned to ride after hopping on the ebike for the first time.

Thanks for having us, Hill Country Ride for AIDS! It was a great day.

04/28/2026

Leave your mark on BikeTexas for generations to come: order a brick today! https://www.biketexas.org/brick/

Our new solar canopy is up and running, and now it's time to work on what goes underneath it. Celebrate a milestone, honor a loved one, shout out your favorite bike club--make your legacy what you will when your brick is installed.

Check out brick options, see the FAQs and choose your brick today: https://www.biketexas.org/brick/

04/22/2026

We're still buzzing from our solar celebration on April 10! Many thanks to Solar Austin, Congressman Lloyd Doggett, and all attendees who make the evening spectacular. All these event pics provided by Solar Austin.

04/16/2026

Check it out! Austin Free Press came to see our new solar canopy ahead of our ribbon cutting last Friday. Be sure to come check it out if you're in the neighborhood:

A new solar canopy in East Austin is cutting costs, powering bikes, and spotlighting the debate over how Austin meets its energy future.