Weekly Rides

  • Queers in Gear. Every Saturday

    cultivating queer joy through riding bikes. follow @queers_in_gear to learn about other rides, including some in Lewiston

    For: members of the LGBTQI+ community

    Meet: 4pm at Portland Gear Hub. Wheels down at 4:10pm

    Distance: 10 miles

    Elevation: ????

    Pace: 8-10 mph. no one left behind

  • Gear Hub Group Ride Every Thursday

    Junteenth Ride is happening. MTB course. See instagram for details!

    no-drop, lycra allowed but not required group ride. 4 routes around the Portland area, changing weekly

    For: everyone

    Meet: 6pm at Portland Gear Hub. Wheels down at 6:10pm

    Distance: 12-17 miles

    Elevation: ????

    Pace: 12-14 mph. no one left behind

  • Coffee Outside (Coming Soon)

    ride your bike somewhere nice with nice people and drink coffee (BYO) with them instead of doom-scrolling

    For: everyone

    Meet: Coming Soon

    Distance: 2 miles

    Elevation: ????

    Pace: 8-10 mph. no one left behind

UPCOMING EVENTS

UPCOMING EVENTS

Freeport Summer Ride

Tuesday, August 26, 9AM

180 S. Freeport Road, Freeport (Goodfire Brewing Company Parking Lot)

Join us for an unsupported go-at-your-own-pace ride to raise funds for the Portland Gear Hub. Ride with friends on the 34 or 42 mile routes, enjoy snacks at the rest stop, and support the Gear Hub.

Register here (and find the Ride with GPS files too)

Donate here to help us get more people on bikes!

Gear Again Festival and Market

October 18, 11-4

Portland Gear Hub

Maine GearShare’s Annual Gear Sale

Festival attendees will have exclusive access to Maine GearShare’s annual gear sale. Get great deals on tents, sleeping bags, backpacks, camping equipment, and much more while supporting a nonprofit community resource! All gear will be sold as-is; no early birds.

Portland Gear Hub’s Fall Bike Sale

We will be holding their annual fall bike sale: further event details TBD.

Maker’s Market

The Maker's Market at the Gear Again Festival showcases a curated selection of local vendors who are deeply committed to sustainability. Whether you're looking for unique cottage products or simply want to support small businesses with a focus on environmental stewardship, the Maker's Market is a highlight of the festival, celebrating the creativity and responsibility of Maine's finest makers.

Repair Station

Maine GearShare will be offering free gear repair throughout the event. Drop off gear in need of repair, then browse the market or grab lunch while our staff give your gear new life.  ALL ITEMS MUST BE CLEAN.

Common repair types accepted: stuck or misaligned zippers, nylon with rips, puffy coat holes, broken backpack buckles and straps, seam failures, etc. Some stoves, tents, snowshoes and other hard goods can be repaired on a case-by-case basis. Unsure? Bring it and find out.