bik-er (bi'ker) noun. One who rides a motorcycle or bicycle.
Do you like playing on two wheels? How about canyon carving, boulevard cruising, back road touring, dual-sporting, trail-riding, boulder-hopping, single-tracking or downhill mountain biking? Whatever your pleasure, here's where you'll find the best connections for motorcycling and mountain biking activities in the San Bernardino mountains and surrounding areas.
From our home base near Big Bear Lake, we've spent years exploring the area's dirt roads, single-track trails and winding highways and byways. Besides having some of the finest motorcycling and mountain biking in Southern California, we are close to the Mojave Desert and Inland Empire, providing us with outstanding year-round recreational opportunities. We invite you to join us for some two-wheeled fun!
Join Us on the Asphalt
If you enjoy riding a motorcycle on winding mountain roads, consider joining the Big Bear Road Riders. Our diverse group includes domestic and metric cruisers, dressers, baggers, sportbikes, standards and customs. Join our monthly road rides and meet new riding buddies. Visit the Big Bear Road Riders web site.
If you own a Harley and live near Big Bear, you're invited to come riding with us Sunday mornings. It's fun, it's free, and your passengers are always welcome on our rides. For more information, visit the Big Bear Harley Riders web site.
If you're into spirited riding and canyon-carving, you'll love our sporting rides. You don't need to own a sportbike to come along, because any bike that handles well in the twisties is welcome on these rides. We're not racers, we just like leaning it over in the turns. Check out the Big Bear Sport Riders.
For those of you who like riding a road bicycle up and down mountains, check out the Big Bear to Mammoth Mountain Peak to Peak, a five-day road trip that raises funds for the U.S. Adaptive Recreation Center. Also check out the Redlands Bicycle Classic and the Rosarito-Ensenada Ride.
Join Us in the Dirt
The Big Bear Trail Riders Motorcycle Club is affiliated with the American Motorcyclists Association District-37 (AMA D-37) Dual-Sport Division. Club membership is open to anyone interested in recreational trail-riding or participating in organized dual-sport events. Off-road riders of all abilities are welcome. Visit the Big Bear Trail Riders web site to find out more about the club.
During the cooler months, trials riders from Big Bear and nearby Southern California locations get together at Cougar Butte in the Johnson Valley OHV Area, where they practice their skills and coach each other. Anyone who rides a trials motorcycle, regardless of their age or skill level, is invited to come along on these Sunday outings. For more information, visit the Slickrock Sundays web site.
If you enjoy getting a really good aerobic workout by pedaling a mountain bike uphill, come ride the dirt roads and trails with Team F.O.G. on their single-track Saturdays. Mountain biking is some of the best cross-training you can do to build your strength and endurance for off-road motorcycling.
Think you might like to take part in Big Bear's Baja 600 Invitational off-road motorcycle adventure? Read about the previous ride and view photos at the Baja 600 web site.
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