RAR Moab

While Moab is widely known as a world-class destination for mountain biking, it is not necessarily known for its friendliness to beginners or mellow enthusiasts, nor for its inclusivity and diversity.

Our RAR chapter was born out of a desire to help create an inclusive and supportive community here and to connect rural riders from the greater Four Corners area. We have all enjoyed organizing and participating in femme-led bike outings and look forward continuing to grow an intentional and welcoming cycling community in the Four Corners region.

CORE GROUP

Makeda

Makeda (she/her) is a Midwest transplant to Moab and has called this valley home since 2017. Originally drawn to Moab as a climber, Makeda became involved in the Moab bike community in the Fall of 2019 and hasn’t stopped pedaling since. Whether it’s coordinating bikepacking trips with FTW individuals in the area, helping with community bike maintenance events, or goofing around on the trail, she wants to foster a space where everyone can enjoy themselves on two wheels. When she’s not biking or working for a local nonprofit, Makeda can be found making art, sewing clothes, and running around in the desert.

@makedathekid

Molly

Molly (she/her) has lived on the Colorado Plateau for over a decade, and has called Moab home for three years. She works in public lands management and is passionate about land access and stewardship. She loves moving through these landscapes with bikes, packrafts, and her own two feet. 

Paige

Paige (she/her): I have lived in Moab since 2011 and currently work as a bike mechanic at both a shop and for a race team.  I love biking for all the reasons…but mostly health, happiness, and friendship.  It inspires an endless quest for improvement and adventure.  I enjoy teaching women bike maintenance skills and in general helping folks get on bikes and keep them working well.  

@paigeturner2

Zoe

Zoe (she/her): Hi! I’m Zoe and I am so excited to be a part of RAR! I’ve lived in Moab, Utah since 2016 and am currently in school to become a nurse. I get excited about wildflowers, salty snacks, mental healthcare, harm reduction, and long rides. My bike brings me joy, community, and strength – I can’t wait to share these things with the growing RAR community.  

@zo__weeee

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Latest Chapter News

  • RAR Front Range Gravel Camp 2025

    RAR Front Range Gravel Camp 2025

    RAR Front Range is hosting a Summer Gravel Camp ~ August 15th – 17th, in Florissant, CO. Only a few spots left! The Radical Adventure Riders Front Range Gravel Camp is a weekend centered around community, education, and gravel- and adventure-cycling skill-building for femme/trans/women/nonbinary riders. Gravel Camp will take place August 15th-17th at High Trails……


  • RAR Northeast Autumn Retreat 2025

    RAR Northeast Autumn Retreat 2025

    Registration open! RAR NAR is returning on Labor Day Weekend ~ August 29th to September 1st, 2025 at Camp DREAM in Fairfield, Vermont. Join us for the second annual Radical Adventure Riders Northeast Autumn Retreat, a long weekend full of workshops, group rides, shared meals, bonfire stories, community building, bike skills, and joy! You will find us……


  • RAR Group Ride Guide

    RAR Group Ride Guide

    The RAR Group Ride Guide offers essential information about facilitating successful, thoughtful, and safe group rides for the Radical Adventure Riders’ demographic ~ specifically for FTWN-B* and BIPOC* folks. We hope you will use the 32-page guidebook on an ongoing basis to keep notes in, share with other folks, and so much more! Team: Content development……