Five Boro Bike Tour 2026: Matt Wilpers Joins the Exciting May 3 Ride and Has a Code

The Five Boro Bike Tour 2026 just got a lot more exciting for Peloton fans. Power Zone coach Matt Wilpers shared a code, “26TMATT,” inviting followers to join him at the 2026 TD Five Boro Bike Tour on May 3 in New York City. While the event is not affiliated with Peloton, it fits a well-established pattern of real-world endurance events that Wilpers uses to bring his community with him beyond the studio.

What the Five Boro Bike Tour 2026 Is

The Five Boro Bike Tour 2026 is one of the most celebrated mass-participation cycling events in the United States, and the accolades back that up. The event took the #1 spot for USA Today’s Best Road Cycling Ride last year and has been nominated again to defend that title, reinforcing its national reputation.

Organized by Bike New York, the 48th annual Five Boro Bike Tour covers 40 miles through all five New York City boroughs. The route starts in Lower Manhattan and finishes at Fort Wadsworth on Staten Island, with streets going fully car-free for the day. Around 32,000 cyclists are expected to participate, making it one of the largest cycling events in the country.

The Five Boro Bike Tour 2026 takes place on Sunday, May 3. Wave 1 starts at approximately 7:30 AM, with subsequent waves staggered throughout the morning.

How to Register for the Five Boro Bike Tour 2026 With Matt Wilpers

Registration for the Five Boro Bike Tour 2026 is open now and signing up is straightforward. You can register here.  Standard adult registration runs approximately $178.92, which includes a charitable donation to Bike New York.

When you register for the Five Boro Bike Tour 2026, use Matt’s code “26TMATT” as a referral or team identifier so you are connected to his group. The online registration deadline is April 22, 2026. After that date, in-person registration at Packet Pickup will still be available, but availability is not guaranteed.

For updates and possible meetup details, follow Matt on Instagram.

Matt Wilpers’ 2026 Events Leading Into the Five Boro Bike Tour 2026

If you have been following Matt’s 2026 calendar, his participation in the Five Boro Bike Tour 2026 should come as no surprise. Wilpers has been stacking real-world endurance events all year and inviting the Peloton community to join him at every turn.

He led a free Peloton shakeout run in NYC on March 14 ahead of the 2026 United Airlines NYC Half Marathon, which he also ran. He is also set to run the London Marathon this year, continuing his streak of major endurance events across both running and cycling. Before the Five Boro Bike Tour 2026 arrives, he is also scheduled to compete at HYROX Miami Beach on April 3 to 5, adding a strength and running race to his already packed spring calendar.

The throughline is clear: Wilpers is not just promoting events, he is actively participating in them, and he consistently brings his community along for the journey.

Why the Five Boro Bike Tour 2026 Is Worth It for Peloton Members

The Five Boro Bike Tour 2026 is not a race, it is a ride. That distinction matters. The full range of Peloton community members, regardless of cycling experience level, can participate. With 32,000 cyclists riding through car-free New York City streets, the atmosphere is more celebration than competition.

Many Peloton members participate in the Five Boro Bike Tour each year, creating a strong sense of community on the course.

The April 22 online registration deadline gives interested riders several weeks to decide. Register using the link, enter code “26TMATT,” and keep an eye on Matt’s social channels for any group coordination details as the Five Boro Bike Tour 2026 approaches.

For Peloton members looking to take their Power Zone training beyond the screen, the Five Boro Bike Tour 2026 offers a well-organized, award-winning experience with a coach who will be riding every mile alongside participants.

Are you planning to ride the Five Boro Bike Tour 2026 with Matt? Let us know in the comments, and if you see him on the route, be sure to say hello!