Category: Bike Arkansas

Bike Arkansas Fall 2025

The latest issue of Bike Arkansas covers everything from a Russellville rider’s passion, the beginnings of The Ride shop owners, to the latest cycling news in Arkansas. Check it out today!

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Living Up to the Name

Founded in 2007 by a lifelong bike enthusiast, The Community Bicyclist in Little Rock grew from passion and purpose into a beloved local shop focused on accessibility, sustainability, and building a welcoming cycling community.

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Allied Releases New Able

Allied Cycle Works has unveiled a redesigned Able gravel race bike, built for speed, durability, and adaptability. With 57mm tire clearance and internal storage, it’s designed to tackle the toughest gravel terrain with confidence.

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Launching Off in Little Rock

Rock City Cycling is Little Rock’s growing women’s cycling team, offering support, camaraderie, and opportunity for female riders to confidently train and race together — transforming Central Arkansas’s once sparse women’s cycling scene.

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Everyone Deserves A bike

Pedal It Forward, a Northwest Arkansas nonprofit, refurbishes donated bikes to give to those in need. With a mission to increase access to bicycles, the group has gifted over 10,500 bikes since 2014.

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Future of Pedal It Forward

Pedal It Forward Executive Director Kenny Williams plans to expand beyond free bicycles by offering affordable repairs, distributing higher‑quality mountain bikes to passionate youth, and extending outreach to rural Benton and Washington counties in Arkansas.

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Ride Ready, Ride Prepared

New to cycling? The Ride in Conway has crafted a helpful beginner’s guide to get you rolling. From gear to guidance, they offer everything you need to confidently start your cycling journey.

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Pedal Kids USA Launches App

Pedal Kids USA launches a new app to help families nationwide build cycling skills and community. It offers expert tips, activity tracking, class sign-ups, and challenges—making youth cycling fun, accessible, and habit-forming.

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