Cycling Event, Gear & Bike Lane Watch

Why this is recommended

An Unbound or SBT GRVL lottery entry, a $1,200 discount on last year's carbon bike, or a $1,000 city e-bike rebate each pays the fee many times over.

What the Tab covers

Who it is for

The 50 million Americans who ride a bike and the 5 million who train for events, commute daily or ride gravel and mountain trails.

When it runs

Gran fondo and century registrations open in winter and sell out by spring, bike brands cut prices at model year changeover in fall, and city bike lane decisions land at council votes

Scope

Unbound, SBT GRVL, Leadville, Belgian Waffle Ride, Levi's GranFondo, RAGBRAI, Cycle Oregon and other major events; Trek, Specialized, Canyon, Giant, Cannondale, Santa Cruz, Shimano and SRAM sales; CPSC bike recalls; city DOT bike lane decisions; state e-bike rebate programs; PeopleForBikes and League of American Bicyclists policy updates

Suggested task

The objective your Tab starts with. You can edit every line of it once the Tab is yours.

Gran fondo, century, gravel and mountain bike event registration openings and lotteries, bike and component sales of 25 percent or more from major brands, bike recalls and safety notices, city bike lane, bike share and e-bike rebate decisions, state cycling law changes, bikepacking route and trail openings, and pro race viewing and spectator information, with the event or brand first.

Track cycling for US riders. Report only confirmed, source-backed items from the last 7 days: registration openings, lotteries and sellouts for Unbound, SBT GRVL, Leadville, Belgian Waffle Ride, Levi's GranFondo, RAGBRAI, Cycle Oregon and other major events with dates and fees; bike, wheel, group set and apparel sales of 25 percent or more at Trek, Specialized, Canyon, Giant, Cannondale, Santa Cruz, Shimano, SRAM, Rapha and Competitive Cyclist; CPSC bike and e-bike recalls; city bike lane, bike share and protected route decisions in cities over 250,000; state and city e-bike rebate programs with amounts and deadlines; state cycling law changes on passing distance, stop-as-yield and e-bike classes; and major rail trail or bikepacking route openings. Prefer event, brand, CPSC, city DOT, state and advocacy sources; ignore affiliate deal blogs. Put the event or brand first in the title. Use high severity for a lottery closing within 14 days, a recall on a bike sold over 50,000 units, or a rebate program opening. Return no more than 8 findings. Push each as a finding with a title, a two-sentence summary, sections for what it is, who it fits, the deadline, how to act, and the source link. If nothing qualifies, push nothing and submit the run receipt.