Bike New York empowers New Yorkers to transform their lives and their communities through bicycling. The organization works to increase ridership, empower youth to lead healthy, productive lives, remove barriers to cycling, and advocate for and expand services to reach more New Yorkers.

Best known for hosting the iconic 5Boro Bike Tour—the world’s largest charitable bike ride—Bike New York also operates a vibrant community programming and training space, where they provide hands-on education and support to thousands of New Yorkers each year. Programs include the community bike shop Recycle-A-Bicycle, a workforce development program, and free bike repair classes. This year will see the launch of the newest Intensive Bicycle Repair Course, further expanding opportunities for skill-building and employment. During OHNY Weekend, Bike New York invites the public to step inside and discover the heart of its operations.

Getting there and around

• By Ferry: NYC Ferry's Rockaway and South Brooklyn routes both stop at Brooklyn Army Terminal. Don’t miss our new audio guide for the South Brooklyn route for a look into the area’s industrial history, available free on Bloomberg Connects
• By Bike: Sunset Park is well-served by Citi Bike, with stations along 1st Avenue and 2nd Avenue throughout the corridor from 36th to 59th Streets. Citi Bike is offering free bike unlocks on October 17-19—use the code OHNY25 to redeem under ”Rewards” in both the Citi Bike and Lyft apps, and at lyft.com/invite/OHNY25. Bicycle parking is also available at the Brooklyn Army Terminal near the entrance to Building A.
• By Shuttle: A free Industry City shuttle service connects the 59th Street subway station, Industry City’s 36th Street Food Hall, MADE Bush Terminal, and Brooklyn Army Terminal.
• By Bus: The B37 and B11 buses serve Sunset Park.
• By Subway: Festival sites in Sunset Park are best reached by the R line, stopping at 36th Street, 45th Street, and 59th Street. This weekend, the N and D lines stop at 36th Street only and the R will run on a more limited schedule, so allow for additional travel time. 59th Street is a wheelchair-accessible station.
• By Car: There is a municipal parking lot on Pier 4 at Brooklyn Army Terminal.

Free bike parking is available outside.

A paid car parking lot is available across the street.

Children are welcome accompanied by an adult.