how do I find out the list of all the bike riding group in US?
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League of American Cyclists is by far the best choice and the most well known.
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The official governing body of bicycle racing in the US is USA cycling.\n\nwww.usacycling.org\n\nIf you want to race under international amateur rules governed by the International Olympic Committee or as a Pro, you sign up there.\n\nBut as another guy said, every town has informal, club rides every weekend and many weeknights. Even though they aren't formal "races" ... well, you get a bunch of guys together, they're going to compete. \n\nStay safe, it ain't worth dying over.
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Go to their website, and find out all the information you want there.\nlinkinpark.com
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http://www.epa.gov/otaq/roadbike.htm\n\nCall the hotline
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try                                                                                      http://www.sacramentoraceway.com/Motocross%20Materials/motoschedule.pdf
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http://www.caltriplecrown.com\n\nalso check bikejournal.com
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You could check out MTB Britain and it's forum sister site. The forum is especially useful for quick answers and advice. The site is used by all kinds of mountain bikers.
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I like the website \nhttp://www.hudsonriver.com/mtbiking.htm\nhttp://www.westchestertowns.com/htm/lnk/Link0213.html\n\nYou might also be interested in the westchester cycle club, I am not familar with it but here is it website.\n\nhttp://www.westchestercycleclub.org/
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go to yahoo group pages
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Here's a few ideas:\n\n1. Ask at a local bike shop if they know of any clubs.\n\n2. Go to your local YMCA and offer to start a club - they can help you market the idea, and it's a good focus organization.\n\n3. If there's a Craig's List for your city or state, post a notice under the "community" or "activities" or whatever link - you won't get spammed because you can create an anonymous Craig's List e-mail box and reply only to what you want to.  www.craigslist.org.\n\nHave fun!
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A good site is Weight Weenies.  Shows the weight of many bicycle parts.
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Well, you can try \nwww.mtbr.com\nforums.mtbr.com\n\nMountain bike review has a lot of info on different stuff, and the forum section is nice and (most) people are helpfull.
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Program: Neighborhood Bike Works\nLocation: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania\nContact: e-mail: info@neighborhoodbikeworks.org; telephone: (215) 386-0316; address: 3916 Locust Walk, Philadelphia, PA 19104\nProgram Type:Youth development programs, Bike Church co-op\nDescription: Neighborhood Bike Works' mission is to provide opportunities for urban youth through cycling, and to encourage cycling as a safe, environmentally friendly mode of transit. NBW fosters positive youth development principles while teaching bike repair, safe cycling, and healthier lifestyle choices. In the process, each student reconditions and earns a bike of his or her own. Other activities for folks aged 8 to 18 include rides and field trips, traveling workshops and bike safety checks (both co-teaching and attending), employment opportunities, and fitness & nutrition classes. NBW has a satellite shop at 60th and Vine primarily serving youth 12 to 18 living in the immediate area. For adults, NBW teaches Monday night repair classes, and hosts the Divine Bike Church co-op/open shop four nights a week (including the increasingly popular Wednesday Women's and Transpeople's night).
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The best way to find out is going to rockclimbing.com, and clicking on the country.  It will tell you places to go rock climbing, and also clubs and organizations in the area.\n\nHope That Helps
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go to google home page and click on the groups tab, and then do a search, what groups are you looking for. let me know and perhaps i can help you out.
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Check out the bikes by Vision Fitness
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Cyclingnews.com\nhttp://www.cyclingnews.com/\n\nLeft column, scroll down.