The Fruit Loop
Phoenix, AZ · Roosevelt Row · Social
- When
- Every Friday, 6:00 pmYear-round
- Starts at
- The rainbow crosswalk at Central Ave and Portland St, N Central Ave and W Portland St, Phoenix, AZ 85004 Map ↗
- Distance
- 14 milesabout 1 hour 45 minutes, with one stop
- Pace
- About 14 to 16 mph, flat. Nobody gets dropped.No-drop: nobody gets left
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- Hosted by
- Cycle for ChangeCommunity-run
- Started
- 2026The first ride is Fri, Dec 4, 2026.
- Cost
- free
- Kind of ride
- Social
- Made for
- LGBTQ+ · Beginner friendly
For visitors
Lights are required: white on the front, red on the back. It’s dark by the start from fall to spring. 18 and up. No sign-up.
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 the meet time. Tell whoever’s leading that you’re new.
- Pace
- Expect 14–16 mph: relaxed, with time to talk. It’s no-drop: if you fall off the back, someone waits. That’s the point of a group ride.
- Check
- Look at @cycl_eforchange the day of — that’s where cancellations, weather calls and start changes get posted.
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How we roll
Ten things for your first Fruit Loop. It runs 1:24 and has no sound.
About the Fruit Loop group ride
The Fruit Loop is a social group ride in Phoenix, AZ. It rolls every Friday at 6:00 pm from The rainbow crosswalk at Central Ave and Portland St.
A queer social night ride through Phoenix’s history, hosted by Robert Castan of Cycle for Change. About 14 flat miles from the 2018 rainbow crosswalk at Central and Portland: down Washington Street on the route of the first Pride march in 1981, through Encanto and Willo and up 3rd Avenue to the Melrose Curve (the one stop), the Grand Canal path from 7th Avenue to 12th Street, down through Coronado, and back on the old Fruit Loop bar circuit to coffee. No-drop, free.
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Checked Oct 29, 2026 against source 1. Schedules change. Confirm with the host before you go.