1. Create an account

Create a free account so you can join clubs, sign up for rides, manage your profile, and see ride details that are limited to members.

2. Find clubs near you

Use Find Clubs to search by name, city, state, or zip code. Use Map to browse clubs visually.

Open a club page to see its description, upcoming rides, leaders, safety information, and links.

Find Clubs page showing nearby club cards
Find Clubs is the fastest way to discover active clubs by name or location.

3. Join a club

On a club page, choose Join Club. Some clubs approve members automatically. Others review requests manually before you become an active member.

Some clubs also require a waiver before you can sign up for rides. If a waiver is required, Paceline will show you the next step.

4. Discover and sign up for rides

Use Discover Rides to browse upcoming rides across clubs and public user-created rides. Filter by date range, pace, ride type, or zip code.

Open a ride page to review the start time, distance, pace, meeting location, route details, signup count, weather, and discussion.

Discover Rides page with date, pace, type, and zip filters
Discover Rides lets you narrow upcoming rides by date range, pace, type, and nearby zip code.

5. Manage your rides

Your home page shows upcoming rides from your clubs and rides you have joined. Use My Rides to create personal rides, manage private invites, or review rides you own.

Ride detail page showing time, distance, pace, meeting location, and signup controls
Ride pages collect the details you need before deciding whether to sign up.

6. Keep your profile current

Add your zip code for better recommendations. You can also add optional profile details, emergency contact information, gear inventory, and a Strava connection.

New to a ride or club? Read the ride notes, check the pace, arrive early, and ask the ride leader if you are unsure whether the ride is a good fit.