Bike Walk Central Florida says Bike 5 drew 350 riders; event aims to promote safer streets
September 28, 2026 | Winter Park, Orange County, Florida
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Emily Bush, executive director of Bike Walk Central Florida, introduced Bike 5 Cities and said the event drew more than 350 riders across route options that pass through Orlando, Winter Park, Maitland, Casselberry and Eatonville. "My name is Emily Bush. I'm the executive director of Bike Walk Central Florida, and welcome to Bike 5 Cities," she said.
Organizers described a 30-mile route and shorter 10- and 5-mile options designed to showcase existing infrastructure and encourage more everyday bicycling. Presenters said the ride brings city engineering partners and residents together to advocate for safer, more bike-friendly streets and to promote connected active-transportation routes.
Organizers described a 30-mile route and shorter 10- and 5-mile options designed to showcase existing infrastructure and encourage more everyday bicycling. Presenters said the ride brings city engineering partners and residents together to advocate for safer, more bike-friendly streets and to promote connected active-transportation routes.
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