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🚴♂️ Join the Bend E-Bike Riders Community! ⚡
Love exploring Bend and beyond on two wheels? Whether you're cruising scenic roads, tackling gravel paths, or hitting mountain trails—this is the place for you!
🔹 Share your favorite routes & ride plans
🔹 Discover new trails & hidden gems
🔹 Connect with fellow e-bike enthusiasts
🔹 Post epic ride photos & trip ideas
From pedal-assist gravel grinders to mountain e-bikes and road rides, all levels are welcome! Let’s ride, explore, and grow our e-bike community together!
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See all- [7] 🟢 EASY RIDE: ➡️ Bend Loop (No Butte Climb) 🚴♀️☀️“Greetings from Bend” Mural, Bend, OR
🟢 EASY RIDE: ➡️ Bend Loop (No Butte Climb) 🚴♀️☀️
🕘 9:00 AM meetup, wheels rolling by 9:15 AM
📍 Meetup Location: “Greetings from Bend” mural in the Old Mill District
🔗 Google Maps LocationJoin us for a relaxed and scenic cruise through Bend’s best bike-friendly spots — perfect for newcomers, casual riders, and those looking to connect with the community. This version of the route skips the climb to Pilot Butte, making it accessible and welcoming for all levels. 😊
✅ Paved trails, canal roads, and quiet neighborhoods
✅ Great for conversations, fresh air, and local exploration
✅ Supportive, social group vibe🌟 Ride Overview:
This ride rolls gently along the Deschutes River Trail, through serene parks, and across peaceful neighborhood streets. You’ll see a little bit of everything Bend has to offer — without steep climbs or tricky terrain. It’s the perfect introduction to local riding or just a fun way to get back on the saddle with friends!***
📏 Distance: ~18–20 miles (without Pilot Butte)
⛰️ Elevation Gain: ~500–600 ft
⏱️ Estimated Duration: ~2 hours
🔗 Surface: 100% paved | Minimal elevation | Casual pace***
⚡ What You Will Need ⚡
- Fully charged e-bike (Class 1 or 3)
- Helmet (required)
- Layers or sun gear
- Water & snacks
- A friendly attitude and sense of adventure!
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🎯 Who’s this ride for?
New to Bend? Just getting into e-biking? Want to ride and socialize? This ride is for anyone comfortable riding 15–20 miles on paved surfaces at a mellow, group-friendly pace. A great intro to our community!***
🗓️ WHEN:
📆 [Insert Date – e.g., Saturday, April 19, or next fair-weather day]- Snow is fully melted on local paved paths
- Trails and bike lanes are clear and dry
- Temps are at least 55–65°F
- No rain in the forecast
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📋 Waiver Required
Please sign our quick online waiver (covers all rides):
👉 Ride Waiver Form***
🌟 Let’s roll through Bend with chill vibes, scenic stops, and new friends!
- [10] 🔴 ADVANCED RIDE: ➡️ Crater Lake National Park – Ride the Rim Event 🌋🚴♀️Steel Visitor Center Crater Lake National Park, Fort Klamath, OR
🔴 ADVANCED RIDE: ➡️ Crater Lake National Park – Ride the Rim Event 🌋🚴♀️
🕣 8:00 AM meetup, wheels rolling by 9:00 AM
📍 Meetup Location: Crater Lake – Park & Ride Staging Area (exact pin and parking info TBA)
🔗 Official Event Info & Registration (You must register individually)🌟 Ride Overview:
Ride the Rim is one of the most breathtaking and unique cycling events in Oregon! For two Saturdays each September, 24 miles of Crater Lake’s East Rim Drive are closed to cars, allowing cyclists to enjoy a car-free, awe-inspiring ride along the rim of a volcanic caldera. 🌲🌀
With steep climbs, high altitude, and winding descents, this is a ride to remember — and conquer.📏 Distance: 24+ miles (loop or out-and-back options)
⛰️ Elevation Gain: ~3,500 ft
🕒 Estimated Duration: ~3+ hours
🔗 Surface: 100% paved
📍 Elevation Range: ~6,500–7,700 ft⚡ What You Will Need ⚡
- Fully charged Class 1 or 3 e-bike (750Wh or greater strongly recommended)
- Helmet (required)
- Extra battery (optional but helpful!)
- Layers, gloves, and wind protection (weather can vary drastically)
- Water, nutrition, and sunscreen
- Camera or phone for panoramic photo ops!
- Signed event waiver and advance registration at ridetherimoregon.com
🎯 Who’s this ride for?
Experienced riders looking for a bucket-list challenge in one of Oregon’s most scenic parks. This ride includes long climbs, high-elevation riding, and some narrow segments, so confidence with descents and good endurance are key.🔴 Why Advanced?
Ride the Rim is considered advanced due to the significant elevation gain (~3,500 ft), high-altitude riding, remote location, and variable weather conditions. Even with an e-bike, you’ll need solid fitness, smart power management, and climbing confidence to fully enjoy this unforgettable ride.📝 NOTE: This is not an officially guided group ride. Each participant must register independently via the Ride the Rim website. We’ll coordinate meetup & group riding options for those interested in staying together. 🚴♂️💨