The Bicycle Coalition of Maine stays busy with events all year round to connect with as many pedestrians and people on bikes as possible in a variety of ways. We seek to educate adults and children about bike/ped safety through presentations and courses, host interactive demonstrations that advocate for improvements to bike/ped infrastructure, provide valet bike parking at local events, and organize gatherings and group rides to raise awareness and enthusiasm about our mission.
The event calendar below lists our upcoming events and those hosted by our partners and supporters. Check it out, and join us as we strive to make Maine better for biking and walking!
Stretching + Strength-Training Tips to Maximize Your Rides, Reps, and Recovery
Whether you’re breaking into a new active lifestyle, recovering from illness or injury, or are a seasoned cyclist getting ready for the riding season, you won’t want to miss this webinar! The experts at Anytime Fitness will be joining us to explore some essential stretching routines to help you get ready to ride (or walk, or hike, or lift!). We will also discuss strength-training exercises, hydration tips, and post-workout stretching and foam-rolling techniques to help you achieve more, avoid injury, wind down, and recover better.
UN Global Road Safety Week
The Bicycle Coalition of Maine will recognize UN Global Road Safety Week with various events all week long. Join us for the Ride of Silence, instructional rides, and various informational […]
Urban Riding Classes (Bangor, Orono, Portland)
Looking to get more comfortable riding in traffic or in urban settings? We’ll teach you when and how to “take the lane,” review proper hand signals and common maneuvers, explain […]
Almost Every Crash Report You Read is Wrong—and Why that Matters
Nearly every article you read about car crashes involving cyclists or pedestrians contains biased, victim-blaming language. Although journalism is supposed to be objective and accurate, we will present a report that shows most crash reports are neither—whether they come from local, state, or national outlets. We will also discuss the real-life consequences and legal repercussions of crash language, and compare good and bad crash reporting with actual examples.
Community Spokes Training
The Community Spokes Program is the Bicycle Coalition of Maine’s effort to create a statewide network of bicycle and pedestrian advocates at the local level. We empower residents to become […]
Ride of Silence – North Conway
The Ride of Silence in North Conway Nh will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday May 19th. The ride will leave the parking lot of the North Conway Grand Hotel […]
Ride of Silence – Andover
On May 19 at 6:00 p.m. in Andover, we will host the Ride of Silence, a worldwide event honoring those that lost their lives while riding a bike. Sadly, we […]
Augusta Ride of Silence
CIty Center, Augusta, Maine 16 Cony Street, Augusta, MaineAugusta's Bike and Pedestrian Group, CAPITAL (Cyclists and Pedestrians Inspiring The Augusta Life) are hosting the Ride of Silence in our State Capital. The International Ride of Silence is held […]
Yarmouth Ride of Silence
The Casco Bay Bicycle Club is hosting a Ride of Silence, where all people on bikes are encouraged to participate in a 5.5 mile slow ride, in a silent procession, […]
Urban Riding Classes (Portland)
Looking to get more comfortable riding in traffic or in urban settings? We’ll teach you when and how to “take the lane,” review proper hand signals and common maneuvers, explain […]
DEI Statement:
The Bicycle Coalition of Maine is committed to advancing our equity and inclusion efforts. The Coalition is prioritizing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in these focus areas: self-education, community engagement, advocacy, and events. We welcome community members and visitors of Maine—Wabanaki Territory—from all backgrounds to join the Coalition. Our most outstanding achievement will be that everyone who joins the Coalition or attends our events will feel respected and valued.