Bicycle Alliance of Minnesota has the mission “to provide leadership and a unified voice for bicycle education, advocacy and efforts to make Minnesota more bicycle friendly so that more people will ride bicycles more often”. They are a resource for Minnesota-wide bicycle advocacy, education, and ride events.

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Pedestrian Bicycle Advisory Committee (PBAC) provides the Rochester City Council advice on the needs of bicyclists and pedestrians in Rochester. They meet every other month on the second Wednesday.

Bicycle Master Plan identifies strategies and actions to better Rochester’s trails and streets for bicycling- whether it be for commuting, recreation, or a quick trip to the store.

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Pata de Perro - Community Bike Program educates youth about bike repair by using donated bicycles that the youth themselves must fix-up in order to receive it. The club meets every Thursday night from 5:15pm-7:00pm, all summer long, in the alley behind 115 N Broadway.

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Rochester Police Department (RPD)'s Cops and Kids Community Bike Program provides outreach and education throughout the community, including donations of bike helmets and tune-ups for kids.

Rochester Active Sports Club offers group rides every Monday and Wednesday night, leaving from either Bamber Valley Elementary or Bicycle Sports at 6pm SHARP! You can also check out their bulletin board for up to the minute news and events.

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The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MNDOT) has information about trail routes, possible detours, bicycle infrastructure plans, and upcoming events in the state.

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The League of American Bicyclists has been advocating for the rights and progression of biking in the United States since 1880. Their mission is to lead the movement to create a Bicycle Friendly America for everyone with a commitment to listen and learn, define standards and share best practices to engage diverse communities and build a powerful, unified voice for change.