Do you organize bike routes? Your group has a place on Bicicita

If you already have people you can go cycling with—whether it's just four friends or a whole club—Bicicita is the place where your group can grow and organize itself without complications. We'll tell you in just a few minutes how it works and why it's right for you.

Bicicita connects those who organize rides with those who want to join. You have your group, you suggest meetups, and people in your area and at your level join. Here's how it works, step by step 👇

THE FLOW, AT A GLANCE

Propose → Manage → Organize by level → Create appointments

1. Propose your group

Go to Contacts → Groups → "+ Suggest" and give us the name, area, discipline, and level. We'll register it and get it ready for you.

▶ Watch video (1 min): Propose your group on Bicicita

2. Manage it your way

As an administrator, you can change group information, add and remove members, and keep the chat lively from the "Edit" section. You don't control: you energize.

▶ Watch video (1 min): The administrator panel

3. Organize by level

Very different paces or bikes? Create a group for each level. That way, each ride attracts the right kind of rider... and fills up.

▶ Watch video (1 min): One group or several? Organize by level

4. Create the appointments (the heart)

Meetups originate from chat: the idea arises, you create the date from the conversation, and you complete it with directions and photos. It's not a cold form: it's a plan that comes about naturally among friends.

▶ Watch video (1 min): From chat to meet-up

5. And to fill them up, four tricks

Be consistent (set a day and time), clearly state your skill level and pace, encourage participation in the chat the day before, and always upload photos. And those who actively engage the community will show it on their profile.

▶ Watch video (1 min): Tricks to fill your get-togethers



Shall we take the first pedal stroke?

Suggesting your group is free, and we'll help you get it set up. Go to Contacts → Groups → "+ Suggest" or write to us: we'd be happy to help you get your community up and running.