Find a Tandem Club or Adaptive Cycling Organization

Below is a listing of tandem clubs and adaptive cycling organizations in the USA that have maintained websites. Some of the clubs listed are not designated for the visually impaired cyclist. But, they could be a good resource to find captains. They are organized alphabetically by state.

Tandem Club of America

CALIFORNIA

Los Angeles Bicycling Blind: We average one ride per month of approximately 25-30 miles. Please call 310-455-1954 for info on our next ride.

Palo Alto, CA - DOUBLE VISION

VA Palo Alto Health Care Systems Tandem Cycling Program

Western Blind Rehabilitation Center

Contact: Liz Jessen, 650-852-3431
* New rider development every Thursday at 4pm and a large
group ride the 4th Saturday of the month

Paralympic Sport Sacramento

San Diego Blind Stokers Club

Berkely (BORP) Bay Area Outreach and Recreation Program

COLORADO

Colorado Tandem Club

EyeCycle Colorado - club specifically for blind and visually impaired cyclists

FLORIDA

Broward County: Parks and Recreation Division, Special Populations. Call Special Populations at 954-357-8170 to find out when the next tandem program is scheduled.

GEORGIA

Atlanta: Georgia Blind Sports Association - for information call Hal Simpson at 770-833-2061.

INDIANA

HOOTS

MINNESOTA

Twin Cities Tandem Club - not specifically for the visually impaired

Twin Cities Adaptive Cycling

NEW YORK

New York City - InTandem - a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization that provides tandem cycling programs to people with disabilities.

OREGON

Portland, Oregon: Portland Tandem Club

TENNESSEE

Tennessee Association of Blind Athletes

Knoxville - Club Vibes - this club is for blind/visually impaired athletes and holds cycling and other recreational activities

TEXAS

Dallas: DATES (Dallas Area Tandem Enthusiasts)

WASHINGTON

Seattle, Washington: Evergreen Tandem Club - this club is not designed for blind/visually impaired cyclists, but their description states that everyone is welcome. This could be a place for blind stokers to look for a captain.