Indoor cycling event registration at Northwest Cycling Club, featuring cyclists and organizers in a spacious venue.

Volunteer Center

Do good, find community, make friends, develop leadership, be a helper, give back: join in!

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We offer both individual and family memberships.

NWCC Volunteer Center

Do good, find community, make friends, develop leadership, be a helper, give back: join in! Did you know studies have shown volunteering improves physical and mental health in the volunteers? Doing good is good for you!

Have just a few minutes a day, a few hours a month, or all day during our signature events? Want to make a difference behind the scenes or have a say in club policies? Let us know! Complete a simple interest form so we can help you find the perfect fit.

Take a look, too, at the roles below and links to various sign-up sheets.

Join the cycling club

it’s cycling and more!

Have just a few minutes a day, a few hours a month, or all day during our signature events? Want to make a difference behind the scenes or have a say in club policies? Let us know!

Complete a simple interest form (bit.ly/NWCCvol) so we can help you find the perfect fit.

Check out the options below!

Zube No Drop Ride Leaders

Remember your first few group rides? Maybe you were wanting to meet people, get strong, and learn more but were uncertain how. Now that you are more experienced, here’s your chance to share your knowledge and love of cycling.

The No Drop Leader is responsible for leading the No Drop Group on the 25-mile route along US 290 business to the Chevron at 35515 U.S. 290 Waller, TX 77484 and back.

Riders are expected to average 13 mph in good conditions though may need help with simple mechanical issues. This is where you’ll also teach group riding skills and etiquette. Check out this Wheel Brothers article about our 2017 no-drop leaders. Click on the button below to say yes and tell us when.

Group cycling event at Northwest Cycling Club with riders in professional gear on a foggy morning.

Zube Saturday Refreshments

For years, NWCC has organized snack and drink offerings, available to all after our Saturday rides. New this year, you can sign up for either drinks or snacks, which is a great option for those who do not have room for a cooler in their car. If you are riding, you can bring the snacks before roll-out and leave them at the picnic table while you ride. Otherwise if you are not riding, please bring the snacks no later than 10 am. Be prepared to stay until 11 or noon.

Here are some suggestions for what to bring.

Liquids

  • A dozen waters (8, 12, or 16 oz. bottles are fine) and
  • A dozen (12 oz) Gatorade bottles.
  • More in warmer months at your discretion.
  • Use your own cooler.

Food

  • A dozen bananas or more;
  • Oreos and Fig Newtons are popular;
  • Individual trail snacks;
  • Salty snacks (preferably in small packs) of such as chips, pretzels, or nuts;
  • Gluten-free options would be appreciated.
  • Might want to bring things in a plastic bin with a lid. Last year we had some issues with squirrels.
Smiling cyclist in purple NWCC jersey at community bike event in park.

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