Beginner Rides
“No gear too low or speed too slow.” Interested in riding a bike off road? We even have bikes you can barrow so come on out and learn the joys of bicycles!
Monthly Meeting
Join us on the 2nd Thursday of the month Social starts at 6:30pm and meeting starts at 7pm. Times sometimes change so please verify…
Become a Sponsor
Help Capital City Cyclists – a Florida based 501(c)3 non-profit – support bicycle education, advocacy, and help run our local Kids on Bikes Programs!
Kids on Bikes
Help us continue to make Tallahassee a great place for bicycling though our family and youth programs including Elementary Education and Trips for Kids.
Capital City Cyclists has 405 members!
Support Tallahassee cycling – anyone can joinJune 2014 Newsletter
27 JuneCCC on Facebook CCC Website Email Us Welcome to Our Latest Sponsor! About Talcor TALCOR was founded in 1990 as a real estate brokerage firm specializing exclusively in commercial properties in North Florida. The Brokerage company is staffed with the most experienced and competent professionals in the real estate business. All services are supported by →
Bike Week – May 3 – 10, 2014
23 AprilBike Week Events May 3rd – 10th 2014 May 3 -10 2014 has been designated as Tallahassee-Leon County Bike Week – an opportunity to celebrate bicycling and the numerous reasons to ride. Whether you bike to work or school to save money or time, to preserve your health or the environment; to explore your community →
CCC local host for 2014 National Bike Challenge: Sign Up !
18 AprilThe 2014 National Bike Challenge is about to kick off on May 1st. This fun program is organized by the League of American bicyclists with the goal of getting more people on the bike for both recreation and transportation. As the challenge aims to change our transportation habits, it runs for five whole months from →
City initiates a bike parking program
9 AprilSometimes it is hard to find a good parking space for your bike at businesses and parks around town. There’s not always a convenient traffic sign around, and trees are not very amenable to U-locks. While new construction in central Tallahassee ( the Multi-Modal Transportation District or MMTD ) is required to provide bike parking →