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More riders,
zero effort.

Our clubs host recurring small-group events and need bike shops. Partner with us to be one of the bike shops they choose.

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Launch cycling programs

Create group rides, maintenance clinics, and cycling events that bring riders together around your shop.

Cyclists on a group ride organized by a local bike shop
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On The Town
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PEDAL POWER CYCLES
1456 S Broadway, Denver, CO 80210
Bike Shops
you@pedalpowercycles.com
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Match by pace & interest

Cyclists find rides matched to their pace and style — from casual cruisers to serious road riders.

Riders matched by pace level preparing for a road ride together
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PEDAL POWER CYCLES
Main Space
4.9
AvailableUp to 16 spots·All members welcome
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The Corner Spot
Cafe·0.3 mi
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Greenlight Studio
Workshop·0.7 mi
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Drive service & sales

Track ride participation and see how program members spend more on bikes, parts, tune-ups, and accessories.

Bike shop owner reviewing ride participation and service booking metrics

Upcoming Events

PEDAL POWER CYCLES

This week
Events

4

Expected guests

68

Coming up

Thursday Night Dinners
Thu, Feb 6·7:00 PM
16
Weekly
Wine & Words Book Club
Sat, Feb 8·3:00 PM
12
Biweekly
Sunday Social Brunch
Sun, Feb 9·11:00 AM
24
Weekly

Loved by partners

Group ride members spend three times more on service and gear. The shop has never been busier.

C

Carlos

Bike Shop Owner · Denver

We started one Saturday ride. Now we have five weekly groups and a waitlist for each.

H

Hannah

Ride Program Director · Portland

New riders join the beginner group and within months they're buying their second bike from us.

M

Malik

Shop Manager · Raleigh

Our women's ride group brought in a whole customer segment we were missing. Revenue jumped 40%.

E

Elise

Co-Owner · Boulder

Popular clubs

Saturday Morning Ride

Saturday Morning Ride

Weekly 25-mile road ride at moderate pace through scenic routes and quiet roads.

Mountain Bike Monday

Mountain Bike Monday

Trail rides exploring local singletrack with all skill levels welcome.

Bike Maintenance 101

Bike Maintenance 101

Hands-on workshop covering basic repairs, tire changes, and drivetrain maintenance.

Women's Ride Group

Women's Ride Group

Supportive rides for women cyclists of all levels to build confidence and skills.

Gravel Adventure Series

Gravel Adventure Series

Monthly gravel rides exploring backroads and mixed-terrain routes around the region.

Commuter Coffee Ride

Commuter Coffee Ride

Easy-paced ride to a local coffee shop — perfect for bike commuters and casual riders.

FAQ

What is On The Town?

On The Town is a platform where club organizers create recurring social events — cycling clubs, group rides, maintenance workshops, and more. These clubs need great venues to host their events, and that's where you come in. As a partner venue, you get discovered by organizers in your area who are actively looking for bike shops to serve as their home base for regular rides and events.

How can bike shops partner with On The Town?

List your shop as a partner venue — it's free and takes just a few minutes. Cycling clubs, group ride organizers, and bike maintenance workshop groups are always looking for shops to host their regular rides and events. Once listed, organizers in your area can discover your shop and start using it as the starting point for their recurring rides.

What types of clubs host events at bike shops?

Cycling clubs, group ride meetups, bike maintenance workshop groups, gravel riding crews, and commuter cycling groups. These bring recurring foot traffic and drive gear and service sales, with riders naturally browsing your shop before and after every ride.

Does it cost anything for bike shops to partner?

No. Partnering with On The Town is completely free for venues. We never charge fees, take a cut, or require any subscription. You simply get discovered by club organizers who need a great bike shop to host their events, and every bike sale, tune-up, and accessory purchase stays with you.

How can my bike shop get more customers and increase service revenue?

Group ride participants are the most valuable customers a bike shop can have — they ride often, they maintain their bikes regularly, and they upgrade gear throughout the season. On The Town connects your shop with cycling club organizers, group ride leaders, and gravel crews who need a home base for their weekly rides. These riders start and finish at your shop, which means they're browsing products, booking tune-ups, and asking for recommendations every single week.

How do group rides and cycling events help bike shops compete with online retailers?

Online retailers sell gear, but they can't build community. When riders start their Saturday morning ride from your shop, they develop a loyalty that no website can replicate. They try before they buy, get personalized fitting advice, and trust your staff because they see them every week. On The Town helps organizers build these recurring ride programs around your shop, turning it into the center of your local cycling scene.

What makes On The Town different from Strava clubs for bike shops?

Strava is great for tracking rides, but it doesn't connect cycling groups with local bike shops or facilitate recurring in-person events. On The Town is built specifically for venue-club partnerships — ride organizers find your shop, schedule their weekly start point, and bring their members through your doors on a predictable basis. It's free, drives real foot traffic, and creates the kind of face-to-face relationships that lead to bike sales and service appointments.
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