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Biketober 2026

Find your rhythm and bring others along

It's metro Atlanta's fun and free annual challenge to get more people riding bikes. Ride anytime, anywhere in October and log your ride to earn points and chances at some amazing prizes!

Biketober means competing with your workplace, riding solo, and inviting friends for more chances to win. Register today!

Prizes include:

  • Grand Prize: Brand-new RF Cruiser e-bike from Outback Bikes
  • Weekly Encourager Prizes: 50 × $25 Visa gift cards for encouraging others to ride
  • Top 10 Encouragers: REI gift cards ranging from $50–$250
  • Bike Services: 2 × free Essential bike services from Big Peach
  • New Rider Prizes: 4 × $50 Outback Bikes gift cards
  • All Rider Prizes: 4 × two-day bike rental vouchers from Outback Bikes
  • New User Prizes: 4 × free bike tune-ups from Outback Bikes


50% off services at Big Peach!

Throughout October, Big Peach are offering a discounted service to anyone who is registered to take part in Biketober. Here's what you need to know;

50% off is valid only for Essential and Proficient Services at the Midtown store (800 Peachtree St, NE).
Services take place between Tuesday-Saturdays, but you can drop your bike off anytime between store hours.

  • No need to book in advance.
  • Services must take place between 1-31 October.
  • You must be able to present your Biketober profile to a member of staff at the store.

Free Group Rides

Want to find community and log Biketober rides at the same time? Here are some free, weekly community group bike rides around town:

2025 Results

Congratulations to Georgia Tech, The GT School of City and Regional Planning, and Servidyne! These Midtown teams took first place across the whole city in their respective categories (2,000+ staff, 20-49, and 7-19).

We had 73 total workplaces in Midtown collectively replace 19,811 miles in potential vehicle trips by riding a bike instead of driving.


Resources

Free Custom Route Planning

Midtown Bike Map + Other Resources

Optimize Your Commute: Take Your Bike on the Bus or Train!

Free Beginner City Cycling Classes

Propel ATL's Bike Commuter Guide

Women's Bike News + Resources