Of course, the Auburn Bicycle Committee is not the only group of cycling enthusiasts in the Southeast Region, Alabama, or even Auburn itself!

The City of Auburn partnered with Auburn University to bring Auburn residents WaCaDa!, a public safety awareness campaign aimed at bicycle, pedestrian, and motor vehicle safety. WaCaDa! is designed to promote public safety, awareness, and a mutual respect of the road and safety rules. WaCaDa! is ultimately designed to remind all modes of transportation that we all Walk and Cycle and Drive alike in the loveliest village on the plains.

With WaCaDa's slogan, the campaign introduces a new set of the three Rs: "Respect, Relate, Remind". The WaCaDa! website has valuable safety and legal information for all roadway users.

The League of American Bicyclists is a group with a mission: "To promote bicycling for fun, fitness, and transportation and work through advocacy and education for a bicycle-friendly America". The league has many key programs: the Bicycle Friendly Communities Program, Bicycle Safety and Education, National Bike Month, and Advocacy on the national, state, and local levels.

The Auburn Flyers are the cycling team for Auburn University. They compete in races throughout the Southeast Region, with some members going on to qualify for national races at the end of the season. Their coach, Chad Rodekohr, is a Collegiate All-American whose love of the sport helped him re-establish the team in 2001, after the Auburn Flyers had floundered without active support and guidance. Be sure to support our Auburn Flyers!

The East Alabama Cycling Club is a relaxed bicycle club for all riders, no matter what ability level or riding style. They participate in bicycle rides Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays of every month. Take a look at their monthly calendar.

Alabike's mission is to promote cycling safety, education, and access. Its purpose is to work towards the following vision:

1. Safe, confident, and knowledgeable cyclists.
2. Competent and considerate motor vehicle drivers.
3. Restoration or the art and science of cycling as a recognized transportation device.
4. Routine inclusion in transportation planning and engineering to allow safe bicycling for transportation to foster healthy lifestyles and communities.
5. Access to transportation is maintained for those who cannot or choose not to drive motor vehicles.
Other Alabama Cycliing Organizations
There are additional cycling resources for those outside of Auburn, AL. Take a minute to see what they have to offer!

• Northeast Alabama Bicyle Club (Annitson/Piedmont)
• Birmingham Bicycle Club
• Montgomery Bicycle Club
• Spring City Cycling Club (Huntsville area)
• Shoal Cycling Club (NW Alabama)
• Druid City Bicycle Club (Tuscaloosa)
• B.U.M.P. - Birmingham Urban Mountain Pedalers
• Mobile Bay Bicycle Club