04/01/2026
Last weekend, we opened the doors to Bike Club Headquarters – a 15,000 sq ft purpose-built space years in the making and the result of months of dedicated construction. We welcomed funders and partners for tours, hosted more than 200 volunteers and guests for an evening cookout (many of whom have been with us for over a decade), and even served as the starting point for the sold-out Tulsa Trek 10-mile hike with our friends at Tulsa Parks.
This moment feels like turning the first page of a much bigger story. We’re energized by what’s ahead and excited to use this space to get more kids on bikes and in ways we may not have even imagined yet. Stay tuned for opportunities to learn, give back, and connect in a space built for community.
This project was made possible by the generosity of the William S. Smith Charitable Trust, Sanford and Irene Burnstein Family Foundation, The Helmerich Trust, J.E. & L.E. Mabee Foundation, George Kaiser Family Foundation, Ascension St. John, Morningcrest Healthcare Foundation, The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation, The H.A. & Mary K. Chapman Foundation, Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Philanthropies, Kalkman Family Charitable Trust, Darryl & Julie Christner Family Foundation, Wozniak, Gustine, and Harris families, and dozens of individual donors.
Our new headquarters is part of a broader effort to revitalize Cecille Bales Park. Recent improvements across the park include the Noah Jaguars Baseball sportsplex, 9-miles of multi-use trails within the Mooser Creek Greenway system, and inclusive play options at the new Hope Playground at Bales.
Construction partners: Miller-Tippens Construction, Lafon Construction, Vaughn Jade Metal Work, Fransen Furniture & Cabinetry, and M&M Lumber Co.
Architecture: Align Design Group
Land: City of Tulsa Parks and Recreation
Graphic Design: Brethren Design Company
📸 Melissa Lukenbaugh and Bike Club Tulsa
