Specialized Bicycle Components Headquarters, Morgan Hill, CA + virtual
The Outride Summit is now part of Outride Day! Join us on Tuesday, July 21st as we kickoff the event with our annual summit.
Hosted at the Specialized Bicycle Components headquarters in Morgan Hill, California, Outride Day brings together educators, non-profits, researchers, industry leaders, and the public for a day of learning, connection, and community. Through presentations exploring the impact of cycling on brain health and well-being across the lifespan, a community expo, and a unique open-house experience hosted by Specialized, the day will highlight both the science behind cycling and the programs putting this work into action.
Whether you're joining for the research, the real-world examples, or the opportunity to experience Specialized’s campus, we look forward to connecting with you!
What to Expect:
Outride Summit: Presentations on research diving into cycling and brain health, and educators and community leaders sharing how they put this work into action (virtual and in-person)
Community Expo: Interactive exhibits and experiences from local partners and community organizations (in-person only)
Specialized Bicycle Components Open House: Including access to the museum, Win Tunnel (limited slots available), and more
Family-Friendly Activities: Including a Kid’s Riding Zone
Food trucks and music throughout the evening
This event is free to keep it accessible to anyone interested in joining. To support Outride's work, we suggest a donation of $10 or more. Pay what you can to support our programs that aim to increase access to the benefits of bicycling on brain health and well-being! Donate Here!
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Share your work at the expo!
We would be thrilled to have your organization table during the Expo portion of the event! Complete the form below share about your work and meet others in the cycling community. We highly encourage proposals with live and engaging demos!
Call for Poster Presentations
Looking to share your research or speak about how your organization improves brain health and well-being through cycling? We welcome virtual and in-person poster submissions from presenters with a wide range of backgrounds and perspectives, including (but not limited to): academic and non-academic researchers, community-based organizations, practitioners and educators, cycling programs, and/or government organizations