Find More Riders: Your Events on Roll.ooo
Turn on Share on Roll.ooo when you post a public ride, and it appears on Roll.ooo's public cycling calendar, where riders who have never heard of your Club can find it.

A group ride is only as good as the people who show up. Until now, the riders who found your Ride Cave event were the ones you told about it: your Club, your friends, whoever saw the link. Today your rides can reach a lot further. Ride Cave now works with Roll.ooo, a public calendar where cyclists go to find group rides, and one switch puts your event on it.
It is free for everyone, like the rest of Group Rides.
One switch
When you post a public event, turn on Share on Roll.ooo. That is all. There is no Roll.ooo account to connect and nothing else to set up: Ride Cave sends the listing for you. It works for a Group Ride on an eRoute or the velodrome, and for a ride out on real roads. Every listing needs a start time, and for a ride outdoors, pick the meeting place from the suggestions so Roll.ooo knows where it starts.

What riders see
Your ride shows up on Roll.ooo's public cycling calendar with its time, place and details. Back in Ride Cave, your event page says Listed on Roll.ooo once it is up, with a button to view it there.
Riders who RSVP on Roll.ooo count too. Your event page shows how many Roll.ooo users are going and how many said maybe, alongside the riders who joined in Ride Cave, so you know how big a group to expect on the start line.
It stays up to date
Change the time, the route or the details, and the listing on Roll.ooo follows. A weekly ride is listed date by date, so riders can plan ahead. Turn the switch off, or delete the event, and it comes off Roll.ooo.
Who can share
Only public events can go on Roll.ooo, since the whole point is that anyone can find them. Because a listing is public, sharing is for organizers 18 and over. Roll.ooo is a cycling calendar, so it lists rides: Group Runs stay in Ride Cave.
Get started
Post a public Group Ride, turn on Share on Roll.ooo, and see who turns up. Read more about hosting on the Group Rides page, and tell us how your first listed ride goes.
