A long‑term coastal trail closure in the Dana Point–San Clemente area has made the original Long Beach–to–San Diego route inaccessible. Because there is currently no safe way to continue south past Dana Point, the ride has been restructured into...

Los Angeles is a city that moves to its own rhythm — the rhythm of wheels on pavement, the rhythm of community rising, and the rhythm of a culture that has shaped the world. This month, LA Critical Mass...

Los Angeles Critical Mass — March 2026 Ride Recap Koreatown → Western Ave → Pico → Downtown LA → USC Greek Row → Leimert Park Drum Healers Main Break → Return to HQ Early Arrivals and Chargel Fueling the Night Between 6:00...

Why Los Angeles Critical Mass Supports This Important Legislation Los Angeles Critical Mass has always been rooted in pedal power. For more than two decades, our movement has celebrated the simple, human act of moving through the city under your...

March arrives with a sense of forward motion for Critical Mass, shaped by the powerful moments we shared throughout February. From the ride across the city to the community gathering in Playa del Rey, this past month reminded us...

A Pre‑Dawn Ride That Belongs to the People The Marathon Crash Ride began in 2009, when a small group of riders discovered the marathon course was fully closed to cars hours before the race began. In its early years, the...

A Sky Full of Helicopters, A Street Full of Cyclists Last month, Los Angeles witnessed one of the largest and most emotional LA Critical Mass rides of 2026. What is normally a celebration of movement and community became a citywide...

TONIGHT IS MAJOR NEWS COVERAGE. THIS MONTH'S RIDE ROUTE MAP Koreatown → Playa del Rey → Koreatown ( 27 miles, 388 ft elevation gain) Rollout at 7:15 PM — First‑Ever Published Route Los Angeles Critical Mass begins this month’s ride where we always...

This Month’s Ride Is Dedicated to Regan Cole‑Graham https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILG7pDIS5qI When Thousands Ride, Los Angeles Listens — Because Our Presence Demands Visibility, Respect, and Safer Streets Los Angeles Critical Mass is heartbroken to share that this month’s ride will be dedicated to Regan...

Los Angeles Critical Mass enters 2026 with the same spirit that carried us through every ride of 2025 — community, joy, resistance, and the belief that our streets belong to the people who move through them.