* Check out the online group called The Bike Collective Network . To find a Community Bicycle Organization near you, and for a central repository of information about how to run such programs, see their wiki.

* We recommend joining the ThinkTank email listserve (and/or searching the archives). This is the most active spot online where bike program organizers are sharing information. See here to join.

* The Bike Collective Network is also responsible for organizing yearly conferences called Bike!Bike! Check it out here

* See the online database of bike programs worldwide. Another place to look for a program near you, or in whatever area you are interested in. Covers youth programs, advocacy, recreation, touring, environmental groups, and third-world transportation development.

* There is an online email group called Community Bike, used by bike programs to exchange information. The group’s archives are at this link. Currently this listserve is not very active, look to the ThinkTank instead.

* YBEN (the Youth Bicycle Education Network) was a website of useful resources, but we’re waiting for it to come back online, hopefully it will, at yben.org. Last we heard this was in the hands of Recycle-A-Bicycle in NYC.

On our main links page, you'll find other bike programs in Boston, some of BNB's collaborators elsewhere, and more!