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St. Charles, IL · May 31, 2026 · Running

Everybody Rides 2026

Name: Everybody Rides 2026
Start: 2026-05-31
End: 2026-05-31
Location: St. Charles, IL

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St. Charles, IL · May 31, 2026 · Running

DateMay 31, 2026

LocationSt. Charles, IL

DisciplineRunning

RegistrationClosed

Price$5

Divisions

1.5 MilesDistance

10 MilesDistance

29 MilesDistance

47 MilesDistance

62 MilesDistance

Party in the Park - Adult (21 & older)Distance

Party in the Park - Child (20 & Under)Distance

The ChallengeDistance

About the race

The race.

Everybody Rides 2026 takes place on May 31st in St. Charles, IL, offering multiple cycling routes including 1.5-mile and 10-mile options for families and newer riders, plus 29-mile, 46-mile, and 62-mile road routes for experienced cyclists. Riders can add loops to extend their distance as desired. The event benefits Project Mobility, a nonprofit providing adaptive bicycles to children, adults, and wounded soldiers with disabilities. After riding, participants are invited to Party in the Park, which features an adaptive bike giveaway, food, a beer garden, live music, and raffles. Party in the Park includes separate categories for adults 21 and older and children 20 and under. The Challenge category is also available.