Bike Programs (150)

Bike Programs

Mayor Menino’s Boston Bikes is driven by a deep commitment to equity across the city’s cycling landscape. Our programs address issues of access to bicycles, education about bicycling, and community-based approaches to expand ridership.

  • Roll It Forward (75)

    Roll It Forward

    Roll it Forward collects, repairs, and donates used bikes to non-profit community groups from all of Boston’s neighborhoods. One goal is to combat obesity and diabetes in kids and adults by increasing physical activity with bike ownership. Another goal is to introduce individuals and communities to the transformative benefits of using a bicycle for transportation, exercise, and fun. Over 1,700 bikes have already been donated, and we are always seeking more bike donations. Visit the program page to learn more about donating.

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  • Youth Cycling Program (75)

    Youth Cycling Program

    Our program encourages bike riding among kids and teens by teaching them the skills to ride safely and creating sheltered opportunities to practice. We travel to Boston schools and community centers with a fleet of bikes and a fun curriculum. With every visit, our program fosters a lifelong love of cycling from an early age.
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  • Women and Family Cycling Initiative (75)

    Women's Cycling Initiative

    The Women's Cycling Initiative aims to support women who bike and encourage more women to bike in Boston. Through the Women's Cycling Initiative, Boston Bikes offers programming and resources specific to the needs of women who bike to help increase the overall use of cycling as transportation, and increase the overall number of cyclists in our cities.
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  • Subsidized Hubway Memberships (75)

    Subsidized Hubway Memberships

    The New Balance Hubway bike share is transforming the way people travel in Boston. We want everyone to be a part of it. Annual memberships normally cost $85. Together with the Boston Public Health Commission, we offer a subsidized membership of $5 to individuals on public assistance.
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