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The Five Boro Bike Tour, the largest recreational cycling event in the United States, is scheduled for Sunday, May 4th 2008. Every year on the first Sunday of May, over 30,000 riders participate in the 42 mile ride around New York City.

Join Transportation Alternatives for the first ever Tour de Queens. Enjoy a leisurely 20 mile ride around the perimeter of Western Queens and see all the sights. There is a limit of 500 riders and pre-registration is required

The 44th annual Montauk Century will roll on May 18, 2008. Choose from 65, 100, and 145 mile routes on Long Island’s beautiful South Shore. Check-in points are at Penn Station and the LIRR station in Babylon. All routes end in Montauk. Transportation is available to get you and your bike home. official […]

The Bicycle Film Festival is coming to NYC: May 28 - June 1, 2008. The Bicycle Film Festival is a celebration of bicycles through film, art and music. more info at bicyclefilmfestival.com

Bike Month celebrates the fun, convenience and ease of cycling in NYC. Here are just a few of the great rides, workshops, and events of Bike Month.

The Tour de Bronx gives riders the choice between a 25 mile and 40 mile route (and the choice of several starting locations and options to extend the ride). Since the Tour de Bronx offers cyclists of all skill levels a great ride it is no surprise that it is New York […]

Google’s street view photography + the NYC Bike Map = the New York City Street View Bike Map

View street level photographs of New York City that allow you to zoom, pan, and rotate. Great for scouting and planning bike routes.

The 2008 edition of the New York City Cycling Map is now available. This paper map is a lot easier to bring on a bike ride than our interactive bike map. Pick up your copy of the New York City Cycling Map at bike shops, libraries, and schools or by calling 311 (Outside […]

Two years ago nycbikemaps.com was registered and the website you are viewing now was born. The site launched with a slow loading and incomplete version of the map that now exists and the site continues to evolve into a robust resource for New York City cyclists. Since launching in April 2006, nycbikemaps.com […]