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BIKE VIRGINIA can be reached by email at [email protected], by phone at 804-442-6040, or by mail at PO BOX 5100, Williamsburg, VA 23188. The site also offers a contact form that requires your name, email, subject, and message. For updates, the organization points visitors to YouTube, Instagram, and LinkedIn, as well as its blog.
Contact Options
| Method | Details | What you need to provide |
|---|---|---|
| [email protected] | Your message | |
| Phone | 804-442-6040 | — |
| BIKE VIRGINIA, PO BOX 5100, Williamsburg, VA 23188 | — | |
| Contact form | On bikevirginia.org | Name (required), email (required), subject, message |
Using the Contact Form
The form on the site asks for four fields: your name, your email, a subject, and your message. Name and email are marked as required, so the form will not submit without them. Fill in all four and send — this is the site's own channel for reaching the organization directly.
Following BIKE VIRGINIA
The site links to three social platforms:
- YouTube
These appear as icons in the site's header and footer, alongside a search function. The organization also maintains a blog, listed under "RECENT BLOG POSTS," where longer updates are posted.
What's Happening in 2026
If you're contacting BIKE VIRGINIA about the tour, note that the site labels 2026 as "THE FINAL RIDE" and marks "38 YEARS 1988–2026." Recent blog posts include "The Final Ride," "A Note from our Tour Director," and "A Note from our Executive Director," all dated September 13, 2026. The site also notes "but wait, there's more!" — suggesting additional announcements beyond those posts.
Background
BIKE VIRGINIA describes itself as a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization working on cycling initiatives in Virginia and surrounding states. Its site sections include Home, 2026 Tour, Blog, About BIKE VIRGINIA, Volunteer, Pictures, Hello!, Privacy, and Sponsors — so if your question is about volunteering, sponsorship, or the tour specifically, those pages are the place to look before reaching out.