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Presented by Priority Bicycles in partnership with Cascade Bicycle Club
Rain doesn’t have to cancel your ride. This November, Priority Bicycles is proud to present Ride in the Rain, Cascade Bicycle Club’s commuter challenge for riders who keep pedaling when the weather turns.
Log your rides, rack up miles, and earn prizes along the way, including Priority waterproof bags.
To help you get ready, we teamed up with Cascade on a four-part video series covering how to ride safely on wet roads, what gear keeps you comfortable, how to set up your bike for the rain, and how to fix a flat on a belt-drive bike. The lessons are worth keeping long after the challenge ends.
EP1 - Don’t Ride your Bike in the Rain Before Checking This!
EP2 - What Should you Wear to Ride in the Rain?
EP3 - How to Set Up Your Bike for Riding in the Rain
Our Mission
Cascade Bicycle Club has been getting people on bikes since 1970. Based in Seattle and serving riders across Washington State, they “teach the joys of bicycling, advocate for safe places to ride, and produce world-class rides and events,” from the Chilly Hilly to Seattle to Portland.
Ride in the Rain is one of the ways they help riders keep going through the wettest months. Learn more about Cascade, their classes, and how to get involved.
Rain, wind, and shorter days shouldn’t keep you off your bike. Priority commuters are built to be low-maintenance, with a belt drive that means no chain grease and no fuss when the weather turns.
Not sure which one fits your commute? The Bike Finder will point you to the right ride.
From Cascade Bicycle Club
By Paul Tolmé · Oct 27, 2026
Cascade’s roundup of rain-ready gear for Ride in the Rain Month, from rain capes and pants to waterproof bags, fenders, and tires.
How I went from 10 km commute to 300 km adventure by bike
KevDoes the Pacific Northwest: Seattle Cycling with Cascade Bicycle Club