Youth engagement, delivered on a bike.
From a weekly after-school ride to a two-week tour across the country, every program teaches bike skills alongside leadership, history, and self-reliance.
Flagship program
Spoke’n Revolutions Youth Cycling
A two-week summer bike-touring program that takes high-school-age riders on historical and cultural journeys of 700 miles or more. Riders learn history, geography, leadership, and teamwork. Free to every participant; we supply the bike, the gear, and the transportation.
Year-round
After-school riding
Bike safety, maintenance and repair, nutrition, fitness, and wellness. Road cycling in spring, cross-state cycling in summer, mountain biking in fall.
Community bike shop at East Durham Cycling Center
Hands-on bike repair, an earn-a-bike program, and community-wide rides open to all.
Wrench Night at East Durham Cycling Center
A hands-on class for middle and high school youth ready to learn in-depth bike mechanic skills.
Community rides
Open community rides throughout the Triangle (March, May, August, October).
Where riders have gone
Over Twelve cross-country tours and counting
Buffalo Soldier & Lewis and Clark, Blues & Jazz, King2King, Paat ta Freedum, Trail of Tears, and Bikes, Water & Soul — each a different piece of history, ridden rather than read.
See the full ride record →
Want to know how we keep riders safe on the road?
TYMBR Wolves
Mountain Biking
From first-time riders to experienced cyclists, TYMBR Wolves helps youth push beyond their comfort zones and discover their strengths. Along the way, they gain technical riding skills, leadership experience, and memories that last a lifetime.
Answer: Our year-round programs, including TYMBR Wolves, primarily serve middle and high school youth (ages 11–18) across Durham, Orange, and surrounding Triangle counties. As young as 10 with parent permission and involvement. NC region only.
Answer: No. Triangle Bikeworks provides high-quality bicycles, helmets, riding equipment, and safety gear. Cost or lack of equipment is never a barrier to participation.
Answer: Program sessions meet at designated community hubs, local trailheads, and our East Durham cycling center. Detailed logistics are shared with registered families prior to each session.