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Ride Westside Post Happy Hour Casual Ride

Beaverton, OR · Social

When
Second Monday and Fourth Monday of the month, 7:10 pmSecond and fourth Monday of the month. Bike Happy Hour 4:30 to 7 pm, then find your bike at 7 and ride at 7:10 pm from BGs Food Cartel; back before 9.
Starts at
BGs Food Cartel, western bike rack near the SW Rose Biggi Ave entrance, 4250 SW Rose Biggi Ave, Beaverton, OR 97005 Map ↗
Distance
12 miles
Pace
Casual loop, 8 to 15 miles around Beaverton and Hillsboro
Next ride every other week — confirm which week with the host
Hosted by
Ride WestsideCollective
Cost
free
Kind of ride
Social
Map of Oregon with this ride's start PORTLAND 18
Beaverton, ORAll rides near Portland →

For visitors

Dress for the weather and bring lights. Message Ride Westside on Instagram if you need anything. The happy hour before it is a meetup, not a ride.

First time on this ride? Here’s the drill
Bring
a helmet, front and rear lights (it's a dark-hours ride), water, a spare tube or patch kit, a way to pay for the stop.
Arrive
Ten or fifteen minutes before 7:10 pm. Tell whoever's leading that you're new.
Pace
Casual loop, 8 to 15 miles around Beaverton and Hillsboro.
Check
Look at the host's website the day of — that's where cancellations, weather calls and start changes get posted.

About the Ride Westside Post Happy Hour Casual Ride group ride

Ride Westside Post Happy Hour Casual Ride is a social group ride in Beaverton, OR. It rolls second Monday and Fourth Monday of the month at 7:10 pm from BGs Food Cartel, western bike rack near the SW Rose Biggi Ave entrance.

A casual evening loop after Ride Westside's twice-monthly Bike Happy Hour in Beaverton. The group rolls at 7:10 pm around Beaverton and Hillsboro and aims to finish before 9.

Checked Oct 1, 2026 against source 1, source 2, source 3. Schedules change. Confirm with the host before you go.

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