New Jersey transplant that recently moved to just outside the city. I'm learning some of the local roads what to ride what to avoid. I'm a road rider, at the moment but I'd like to get into gravel and mtn in the future.

BUT What are some good loops and groups, and when is a good time to ride. Back home any time after 10AM was a death sentence but I'm not getting the same scary feeling here.

https://preview.redd.it/r2dxkfngrcwd1.jpg?width=5712&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=433c12120c566538fc6acea558bb87d6520b48a3

Just picked up this Ice Cream Truck and I'm currently using it for doing dad stuff....I put my Kids Ride Shotgun on it and the fat tire stability and cushiness of the large volume tires are awesome for riding with my kiddos.

I'm curious, though, how many of you ride in the snow? If you do, what other snow gear should I look at?

Will be in Idaho City for a couple of days in September. Looking for 2-3 hour gravel or single track rides for experienced rider near the town. Willing to drive to a trailhead if it is better than anything close by.

Hey yall, new to Boise and looking to link up with some riders who rip gravel and/or MTB. I’m in the foothills with super easy access to the trails. Are there groups you can recommend for gravel rides and MTB rides? I’ve been riding and racing for about 25yrs. (Bike photo for attention)

Hey guys! Just purchased a new bike - What are your 1-2 favorite trails in Boise? I am a fit guy so difficulty is not an issue just want to hear some of your favs before I go exploring

Recently I decided to ride down Cole to get to pleasant valley rd,it was 98 f out with a light to moderate head wind,and I got to W lillalyn Rd and I had to stop and turn back only after 7 miles.Rushed to the nearest bathroom.My question is what did I do wrong or was it a combination of factors cause I made sure to stop and drink every couple miles.Was it due to wearing a backpack that had my spares,pump and a bigger filled water bottle(10 - 12 lbs in total) ???

I know this is a common occurrence here, but this evening someone stole my bike from right by my front door, which does not have easy access to a public walkway or road. Black Specialized Allez, older model (not sure the year), orange tires and black wrap. If anyone has any information, please let me know!

https://www.pinkbike.com/buysell/3873666/

Like-New condition. This is the electric version of Trek's renowned Supercaliber bike that has won world cups.
Super light carbon frame and bars, sub-40lb bike with motor and battery installed.

300 Miles on the motor, 0 on new wheels and fork.

Upgraded to full XT drivetrain, IceTech rotors, and installed OneUp carbon bars. TransX Dropper. PNW grips.

In pristine condition, HMU. $2799 best price in the area.

Myself and my other manager typically bike from Anne Morison to the dam then eagle about 40-50 mile bike ride not super intense the more the merrier

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd0MbIyTmlY

I might try it this week.

Boise Bike Week Events: https://www.biketreasurevalley.org/boisebikeweek

Tuesday, May 14: Kids Bike Race and Ride with SWICA Race Club and Idaho Bike Racing. https://idahobikeracing.org/boisebikeweek2024/

Wednesday, May 15, International Ride of Silence. Honoring bicyclists who have been seriously injured or killed due to traffic violence, this ride is silent, riding to several sites where a fellow rider or pedestrian was struck. Bikes and helmets are required for the ride. A meeting place and map will be posted soon.

Friday, May 17: Bike to Work Day! Coffee and Treats from 7-9am. STATION MAP

Saturday, May 18: Northend Neighborhood Association Mobility Summit. 11-4:30 PM in Hyde Park!

Saturday, May 18: Cycle for Independence! Register here at their website: Home - Cycle for Independence

Sundday, May 18: Ronde van Boise. A ride that consists of many short climbs around the city. Sponsored by Reed’s Cycle. More info on Facebook

I usually go from Ann Morison to the dam then thru the city a little bit 24-40 miles long

Or I do the dump loop 12-15 miles.

I go Wednesday any time, Sunday any time and Tuesday after work so ready to go at 6.

Love to have people to go with !

Thank you

how many of you have tubeless tires? i mountain biked in the foothills once this year and already have a flat. I don’t want this to be a recurring issue. Are tubeless or puncture resistant better? what shop or brands do you recommend?

Hey All! I'm looking for a way to get to the Quarry trail (#17) on Table Rock from the Tram Trail trailhead across from Warm Springs Golf Course. You used to be able to ride the Table Rock Loop but with the new neighborhood that trail has disappeared and I'm not awesome enough to ride the upper section of the Tram Trail. Looking for some additional options! Thanks in advance.

As I mentioned in an earlier post, I’m looking to move into the Boise area, but I’m curious if the trails are rideable this time of year? Are they drying up? Still snowy? What’s the current trail condition?

If it’s not rideable, when do y’all suspect it’ll open up?

I had been looking forward to my first day climbing of the year all of week. I was going to take my buddy out on the loop I like to do for his first time on Saturday. Friday night my puppy decided to snack on my new bike shoes and ended up ruining one of the BOA dials. I had to scramble Saturday morning to try and find a replacement and after hitting 5 bike shops and calling 4 more spots, I came up empty. One of the guys at Eastside went home, took the dials off his own shoes and sold me two of them for 20 bucks (which I think is cheaper than I can get replacements from BOA). Please support your local shops!

Hi everyone, I’m looking at moving into the Boise area in August/Sept this year. I’m an avid mountain biker (love XC, enduro, DH) and occasional graveller. Looking at Trail Forks it seems there’s a good bit of trail there, but curious to hear from you all about the MTB/cycling scene there. How friendly is the city itself for commuting etc? How are the trails?

We’re looking at being in the Highlands area specifically for the trails, but are there other areas better with nearby trails? My requirement is to be within a 15min ride to a trailhead.

I made a map that shows gravel in urban Boise, all the things i added i have rode, here is a link if anybody wants to add anything.

https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1RFvFR6Gy2vOwRp3JmqDTXGXEUwi22uU&usp=sharing

was making a gravel ride and was keen to route on the canals but i don't want get goatheads in my tire. heres a screenshot of the area i was looking to go to.

https://preview.redd.it/2lykzvxf68dc1.png?width=627&format=png&auto=webp&s=3f4bbc25b51f5f564c295fbad52e68e35898a7cd

Just a fun casual ride in Nampa or the Valley it can be road/gravel/trails. I just want to make friends. that have similar interest. or just ride to get some exercise and mental outlet .

I saw this was done a couple years ago but the trail has changed since and wanted to know if anyone had any advice. I really want to bike the whole trail from Eagle to Lucky Peak. Is there anything I should know/bring? I have a road bike so I can't really do any gravel or unpaved areas. Are there any parts that are unpaved? Anyone have a combined map of the greenbelt trails? Any safety precautions?

Anyone have old Q clips they'd be willing to part with for some cash? I'm looking for Q99 and Q5, one pair each.

Full route looks like an absolute beast, at least you can to roll down Bogus for the last 15 (if you live).

https://www.boisegravelgala.com

Hi There,

Visiting Idaho later this month to visit my wife's family. I'm bringing my gravel bike and wanted to do a long gravel ride. I mapped this route out but I'm not even sure if these are legit roads. Especially the National Forest Development Rd 015. Anyone ever done this route and know if its ok for cyclists? Don't want to ride any trails that are off limits. Looking forward to the trip though! Did some mountain biking in Ketchum last year and had a blast! The route: https://www.strava.com/routes/3124735439058490424

Tell your friends and sweethearts!