Join us for the September Cycling Challenge. For every 10 miles you cycle in September, you get a chance to win. Log your miles, share in the challenge, and bike.
Choose your own adventure: Strava, Ride Club, Google Maps, your cyclometer. Simply submit your miles weekly via the form below. Or, if you’re using the Trek Ride Club app, your miles are automatically submitted. Just make sure you signed up for the challenge on Ride Club and are tracking your miles with the app
Best yet, our weekly email prompts includes routes, tips, and ideas to get you motivated and riding!
We post a weekly Leader Board with first name and last initial so you can race your peers to the most miles.
Track your progress on the Leader board to compete with your peers, but we reward you for just participating no matter your rank. You’re entered for a chance to win for each 10 miles you track and submit. We draw on October 6th.
Our drawing winnings include:
Sign up below to get started! We’ll e-mail you weekly prompts every Saturday to check in with your mileage.
Join Bay City Cycles and the Vaughn Public Library for our 4th annual literary bike scavenger hunt!
This is a scavenger hunt that takes place all around the bike trails of Ashland. We will have 5,10, and 15 mile options for everyone. No sign up needed, just show up to the library with your bike, a helmet, and some water. We hope to see you there!
We’ll be closed on Saturday, July 4th. Watch us in Ashland’s 4th of July Parade at 11am, where we’ll be joined by the Chequamegon Dirt Serpent Composite Team.
The man, the myth, the Monte.
We want to take a minute to celebrate the life of a legend.
Tim Doyle bought Bay City Cycles with Carl Beck in 1987 and soon after became business partners with current owner Karl Faber. Tim was a friend. A mentor. A Monte. He was the mix of mischief, reflection, thought, and motivation that we all wish to see in the world. Bay City Cycles would not have been the same without Tim. Northland College would not have been the same. The Chequamegon Area and the Queeb community would not be the same. He touched our lives. Karl is proud to have called him a friend and fellow trouble maker.
Rest in peace, friend.
False spring has sprung, and with it our community’s renewed vigor for cycling. We are returning to our usual summer hours.
Summer hours:
Now is the time to bring in those pre-spring tune-ups. We recommend a tune up every 50 riding hours or once per year — whichever comes first.
Not sure when you last got your bike serviced? Contact us.
We are moving to winter hours for the rest of 2025! Our new hours will be:
Tuesday 10am – 6pm
Friday 10am – 6pm
Saturday 9am – 4pm
Closed Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday