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Tour of the Wichitas is hosted by TOUR OF THE WICHITAS, FRIENDS OF THE TRAILS INC Encouraging Family Bike Rides with a long tradition in the Lawton/Fort Sill area by promoting walking, hiking, & biking trails in SWOK. 🚲💙🏞 💻 www.tourofthewichitas.org 📩 tourthewichitas@gmail.com 📷 www.instagram.com/tourofthewichitas

Bike in the Park is back on. Come out and start your Saturday with a ride around the park. See you June 13th at Kid Zone.

The Tour de Dirt Race Schedule can be found at: http://www.oktdd.org/events.html The purpose of the TdD is to provide a series of competitive mountain bike races in or near Oklahoma with a point accumulation process to determine series awards for racers of various ages and skill levels. The TdD is the official USA Cycling State Mountain Bike Championship Series for Oklahoma.

Your mission should you choose to accept the challenge, is to ride ALL five mountain bike trails during the 6-hour time span of 10am to 4pm. Ride one, two, three or four of them and get an orange event T shirt. Ride all five trails and take home the black event T shirt. Challenge riders who complete all 35 miles of trail within the allotted time will receive a black Master of the Trails T shirt! While we issue the challenge, this event is a benefit and NOT A RACE. https://www.facebook.com/ChiliBikeOK/

Oklahoma Gravel Growler Come ride some of the finest gravel roads central Oklahoma has to offer. A great warmup/training ride for the spring gravel races. Your entry fee gets you a super cool event t-shirt, OrangeMud Buff and a ticket for complimentary food after the Growler. There will be more swag … announcement will be coming. We will have other food options on site for purchase as well. Join us for the registration party on Friday night at the race start. Food, fun, and a sponsor fair. There will be a pre-race day gravel ride (about 20 miles) and a Lauf demo event! We will be emailing the gps files of the course a few days prior to the event. The 125km ride consists of rolling rural roads with some short steep climbs. The majority of the ride is on a mixture of gravel and dirt roads. Overall elevation for the long course is listed as 2600′ according to the “official” gps map but we have seen it as high as 3500 on our personal gps devices. Register early as prices go up to $45 on site! We are looking forward to seeing you in Shawnee! Prices increase on December 1 and January 1 so register early. First 100 entrants are eligible for a drawing on a Lezyne MegaXL GPS. We will have lots of prizes and swag from our sponsors … check the FB page for more details.

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Come out and join the January Saturday Bike in the Park group ride in Elmer Thomas Park. Meet at the Armory on the north side of the park and ride starts from there. This is a total win-win for you! It combines physical activity, family time and gives you a chance to meet new people! Finish this ride up with some hot chocolate by stopping by at a nearby coffee shop and you have the total win! Enjoy! When: January 11, 2019 Time: 9:00am This family-friendly ride is a perfect way for kids, families and all bicycling enthusiasts to spend some quality time outside and enjoy a Saturday

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Come out and join the December Saturday Bike in the Park group ride in Elmer Thomas Park. Meet at the Armory on the north side of the park and ride starts from there. This is a total win-win for you! It combines physical activity, family time and gives you a chance to meet new people! Finish this ride up with some hot chocolate by stopping by at a nearby coffee shop and you have the total win! Enjoy! When: December 21, 2019 Time: 9:00am This family-friendly ride is a perfect way for kids, families and all bicycling enthusiasts to spend some quality time outside and enjoy a Saturday

Christmas Bikes Fundraiser schedule is as follows. Saturday November 30th at Basecamp in Medicine Park. We will ride some rocks at 9:30, cook some burgers and hangout! You can donate the dollar amount of your choice at Terry"s Bicycles, Basecamp or Lulus Coffee and Bagels from November 30 thru December 7. Terry’s and Lulus will be hosting an Urban ride on December 7th. 9:30 ride from Terry’s to Lulus for coffee and bagels.

Black Friday Sale

HOOT (Hills of Oklahoma Tour) #HOOT2019 #Hot4Hoot #markyourcalendar Sat November 2, 2019 Davis , OK Distance: 28.57 mi https://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/1758103217 Distance: 49.48 mi https://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/1758109418 Distance: 62.91 mi https://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/2240835670 https://business.facebook.com/HillsofOklahomaBikeTour/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkAgRJXVJ_4 For lodging visit http://www.davisok.org/places-to-see/ TOUR BEGINS AT 9 AM, ON MAIN STREET AND S. 3RD ST. (NO RIDERS AFTER 9:30AM) HOOT is the most scenic, yet challenging bike tour in southern Oklahoma and northern Texas! We have four scenic routes that offer stunning views of the Arbuckle Mountains: 30-mile, 50-mile, 64-mile (see below for detailed map). We will have SAG support, but before setting out to venture the entire 50-64 mile routes through the Arbuckle Mountains, please choose your ride responsibly. Contact Davis Chamber Of Commerce for more registration or vendor application information @ 580-369-2402. For information and updates, connect with us on Facebook and Twitter. Our hashtags for this year are #HOOT2019 and #Hot4Hoot. We can't wait to see you at HOOT 2019! We encourage you to stay and enjoy the beauty of Murray County. We have numerous Lodging Properties that would love to host you, your friends, & family for the weekend. See our Lodging properties below. http://www.davisok.org/places-to-see

Rotary Road Rally Fun for Families, Beneficial for Schools The Rotary Road Rally is an annual bicycling event to benefit the Norman Public Schools, and it will be held Saturday, Oct. 20 at Reeves Park, 2501 Jenkins Ave. The ride begins at 9 a.m. and the registration desk opens at 7 a.m. For children and families, there will be a 10-mile town tour through Norman’s beautiful campus district and downtown area. For people with a more serious cycling habit, the Road Rally offers 34-mile and 54-mile tours through the rolling hills of southern Cleveland County, just as fall colors take over the rural landscape. A Norman bicycle patrol officer will escort the town tour through several historic neighborhoods, along Main Street in downtown and across the University of Oklahoma campus. Other officers will assist with traffic control for the longer rides, which will venture as far south as Flat Armadillo Road near Lexington. SAG wagon support and rest stops will be provided along the way. After the ride, there will be music in the park, and food trucks from Gaberino’s, Midway Deli and That Pie Place serving complimentary lunch to riders. Proceeds from the event support the Norman Rotary Club’s Success Cycle program, which is held in partnership with the Norman Public Schools to encourage long-term academic success among elementary school students. Norman Public School Superintendent Nick Migliorino called the Norman Rotary Club an incredible partner for the district. "The Success Cycle program has contributed to higher attendance in several schools, which leads to improved performance in the classroom. We appreciate everyone who supports the ongoing success of the program." The preregistration cost is $35 for adults and $15 for children, which pays for the ride, a t-shirt, lunch and a $20 gift card from Schlegel’s Bicycles in Oklahoma City. Registration on the day of the event is $40 for adults. For maps and preregistration, go to www.normanrotary.org.

Welcome to the 14th Annual Spirit of Survival! After thirteen successful years, the Spirit of Survival has become one of the largest tourism attractions in Lawton, drawing visitors to our community and providing much needed financial support for the cancer patients of Southwest Oklahoma. The SOS supports those with cancer and their families in four Cancer Center locations throughout Southwest Oklahoma! This year, the Cancer Centers of Southwest Oklahoma celebrates our ten year anniversary!

What: Bicycle tour through the scenic roads of rural east Norman • Distances: 12, 27 and 50 miles • When: 9 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 30, 2017 (No OU football on that day) • Where: Start and finish at Reaves Park, 2501 Jenkins Ave., Norman • Why: Support for education • Cost: $25 per person and $30 on the day • Ride Includes: T-shirt, rest stops and SAG support • For more Info: Call Chip Minty @ 405-219-9944

Hotter'N Hell Hundred is one of the oldest and largest cycling events in the nation. Over 13,000 riders from across the globe come to Wichita Falls, TX for 4 days of challenging and inspiring activities.

We are located in Duncan; a town of around 25k in Southwest Oklahoma. Our event is held at the Simmons Center athletic and events center, located at 800 Chisholm Trail Pkwy.

The Lawton Fort Sill Community presents the Spring Open Streets on Saturday May 25, 2019 from 10am-2pm. This event is brought to you by a multitude of community organizations. Open streets is a newer concept that turns city streets into a temporary public park with activities for the whole family to get people moving. Open streets events are increasingly common in cities seeking innovative ways to achieve environmental, social, economic, and public health goals by temporarily closing streets to automobile traffic, so that people may use them for walking, fitness classes, bicycling, dancing, playing, and socializing. Here are some valuable things that Open Streets brings to the community: • Open Streets creates sense of community • Open Streets promotes active lifestyle • Open Streets promotes active transportation • Open Streets aides in efforts for revitalization and economic development

The Tour de Meers is the annual fundraiser for the Meers Volunteer Fire Department. It allows our department, which services the northern part of Comanche County and it's surrounding areas, to continue providing our firefighters with the proper gear to keep them safe during a fire and to keep our firetrucks maintained and ready to roll when called out. There are 4 lovely routes to chose from, all with wonderful views of the beautiful Wichita Mountains. There should be a route to please everyone.