Biking in Kansas is a great way to get around town, squeeze in your exercise for the day, and save a lot of carbon pollution while enjoying the fresh air. Most towns and larger companies have plenty of bike racks, and you can even take your bike on the bus! Today, it’s more convenient than ever to commute via bike.
Kansas is home to many bike shops and organizations that make it easy to:
- Choose the right bike for commuting or recreation
- Learn safety tips and rules for riding
- Sign up for a workshop on safety, repair, and riding with family
- Find maps and route suggestions
- Earn perks through programs and challenges that encourage cycling
CHECK OUT A BIKE SHARING PROGRAM
Did you know? Kansas is home to many bike-sharing programs across the state. It’s easy to check out a bike and get around where you need to go. Just return the bike when you’re done. It’s that simple.
Belleville – KANcycle
Beloit – KANcycle
Coffeyville – KANcycle
Concordia – KANcycle
Ellsworth – KANcycle
Humboldt – Allen County Bike Share
Iola – Allen County Bike Share
Kansas City – RideKC Bikes
Lawrence – KU Bike Share
Lenexa – RideKC Bikes
Lincoln – KANcycle
Lindsborg – KANcycle
Manhattan – Green Apple Bikes
Mankato – KANcycle
Minneapolis – KANcycle
Prairie Village – RideKC Bikes
Olathe – RideKC Bikes
Overland Park – RideKC Bikes
Salina – KANcycle
Savonburg – Allen County Bike Share
Shawnee – RideKC Bikes
Wichita – BikeShare ICT
If you know of more programs, please send us an email!
BIKING EVENTS IN KANSAS
Biking is becoming more popular across the state of Kansas. Keep checking back as we continue to add more resources for you here.
Biking Across Kansas
Kansas Bike Month
LEARN TO RIDE SAFELY IN TRAFFIC
Follow the same rules as you do in a vehicle while biking in Kansas:
- Ride in the same direction as traffic
- Maintain visibility with lights and signals
- Use the full lane when appropriate
- Follow all applicable bicycle laws
Be predictable—signal your turns, ride in a straight line, and stop at all stop signs and lights. As a safety precaution, we also recommend riding with a helmet.