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Welcome to Team UBG Cycling
Get to know Team UBG Cycling Team UBG Cycling: Building Community, Speed, and Strength on Two Wheels Team UBG Cycling is a volunteer-driven, non-profit club dedicated to fostering the social, recreational, philanthropic, and health benefits of cycling through education, organized rides, and team gatherings. Founded over a decade ago, UBG has exploded from a handful of passionate riders to scores of cyclists joining us every week! We’re proud to have earned many team awards fr
Chuck Detwiler III
Nov 4, 20252 min read


7.7.2026: Board & Club Meeting Minutes
Team UBG Cycling Board and Captain’s Meeting Meeting Minutes 7-7-2026 On Tuesday, July 7th 2026, Team UBG Cycling held a Board and Club meeting. Minutes of the meeting can be viewed here: Called to order at: 6:30 by President Members Present: Tracy, David, Chuck, Chris, Bert, Bill, Adam, Karen Officer Reports: President’s Report: Treasurer’s Report: Balance as of 26 Jun 2026: $9,549.94 MS Accounting Sponsors -- $18,500 MS Fees collected less Venmo fees-- $12,948.55 Total
eldridgeak
Jul 71 min read


Road Cycling in Houston: Your Friendly Guide to Texas Bike Laws 🚲
Hey UBG Houston riders! Whether you're just starting out or you've been pedaling around H-Town for years, knowing the rules of the road makes every ride more enjoyable and way less stressful. Texas law treats bicycles as full vehicles, which means you have the same rights as cars — and the same responsibilities. Let’s break it all down in a simple, straightforward way so you can ride with confidence and peace of mind. Texas Transportation Code §551.101 1. You Belong on the Ro
Chuck Detwiler III
Jun 193 min read


Cycling Over 45: How to Stay Fit, Ride Stronger, and Avoid the Biggest Myths Holding You Back
Age is not your biggest obstacle. Outdated training advice is. If you're over 45, you've probably heard some version of these comments: "You're getting too old for hard rides." "Recovery takes forever now." "Your fastest days are behind you." Fortunately, none of these statements tell the whole story. Many cyclists in their 40s, 50s, 60s, and beyond continue setting personal bests, completing century rides, racing Masters events, and enjoying the strongest years of their cycl
Chuck Detwiler III
Jun 184 min read
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