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Oxford Bike Week 2019: call for rides

We are delighted to announce that Oxford Bike Week 2019 will be taking place on 8-16 June 2019, as part of Bike Week UK and in collaboration with Oxford Green Week.

We are organising a calendar of events and, if you would be interested in organising a ride or event, please us our contact form to send the following details by Friday 29 March:

Does the ride (or event) have a theme?
Route – can be just a vague idea at this stage, with some idea of distance and time it would run for
Likely day/date, e.g. weekend, daytime, weekday evening etc
Who would lead the ride?
Would the ride be suitable for small children?
Would the ride be suitable for young children who are independent on their bikes, but who we would expect to be accompanied by responsible adult?
Would the start or end point have refreshments?

Bike Week 2018: 9-17 June 2018

Bike Week 2018 took place on 9-17 June and thanks go to everyone who organised and came along for an event. See our events page for our full listings.

Oxford Bike Week, 11-19 June 2016

Oxford Bike Week will run from 11 to 19 June 2016 with a theme of “Cycling to Work” and is part of a national celebration of cycling offering free bike rides and other bike events in and around the city of Oxford.

For a full list of the great rides and events we’ve got planned this year, see our events listings
For further information, see our press release

Join us for a week of mostly free cycling events including workshops, talks and guided rides led by experienced members of the local cycling community. There’s something for everyone, so why not try something new? Rides are open to all and many are suitable for beginners.

Oxford Bike Week is part of National Bike Week and is organised and supported by local cycling and events organisations in Oxford:

Oxford Bike Week 2015

Oxford Bike Week ran from 13 to 21 June 2015 and was part of National Bike Week and is organised and supported by local cycling and events organisations in Oxford: