Tweed Ride Huntsville

Raffle Prizes: we have been gifted two beautiful bikes to offer as raffle prizes this year.

The first is a 1973 Raleigh LTD-3 , seen in the first four pictures above. Those who have been around these parts for a minute might recognize this machine.

The second is a Raleigh DL-1 28” roadster with rod brakes as shown in the final photo.

Tickets will be one dollar each with no limit to the number purchased. Cash only. Please be sure you have considered transportation before entering :).

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tweed-ride-huntsville-2026-tickets-1998891936591

Tweed Ride Huntsville 2026 A dapper social cycle through historic Huntsville

Tweed Ride Huntsville returns for our 9th annual dapper social cycle on Saturday, November 07. Registration will open on Saturday, August 29.

We are still ironing out the final route, so if here is a special business or historic site you would like to see included, let us know down below.

The 2025 gallery is now live on the our website, tweedridehsv.com.

Our next ride will be Saturday, 7 November 2026. We hope to see you there. Until then, see you later, alligators!

If you would like to tell us about your experience of this year’s ride, be sure to drop us a line (or complete the form sent to those for whom we have emails).

Viennoiserie enjoyed and prizes awarded. Swipe to see this year’s winners for Best Original Vintage Bike(s), Best Bike- Rider’s Choice, and Best Dressed- Under 16.
Best Original Vintage Bikes- matched pair of his and hers Columbia Superbs
Best Bike-Rider’s Choice - a beautiful Dunelt ridden by Mr. Ferguson
Fabulous goodies and adorable grand-babies-

William Hooper Councill High School memorial- this hidden gem was a surprise even to many of us who have lived in Huntsville for years. It is beautifully done, and well worth a stop.

We had the delight of running into Mr. William Hampton fresh from a history walk in celebration with . Happy 205th anniversary to you at St. Bartley's!

Maple Hill Cemetery and the short road to a long lunch.

First stop, Oak Place! A quick history chat and a chance to catch the breath after a deceptively steady uphill through 5 Points.

Congratulations to our new friend Ritchie on his team’s win last night!
Ritchie, the gentleman in red, moved to Huntsville last week and the Tweed Ride was his very first exploration experience. He trekked to the school to take some photos and see what we were all about. He was promptly put to work at check-in, and we expect to see him next year on a trike! Welcome to Huntsville, Ritchie!

What was your first event in HSV?