Hi y'all: This week's Bike Night at COTA is the last chance to ride until September!

Also, they're giving away packets of bluebonnet seeds at check-in this week in observance of Plant Something Day.

Details:

Tuesday May 19, 2026
9201 Circuit of The Americas Blvd, Austin, TX 78617

Start Times

5:30PM    Check-In Opens

6:00PM    Track Opens (Estimated)

6:00PM    Food Trucks Open

8:00PM    Check-In Closes; Track clearing begins

8:20PM    Sunset - Track Closed; All cyclists off track

9:00PM    Food Trucks Close

Parking

Lot A - Circuit of The Americas

Registration & Check-In

Main Grandstand East Lawn Area

Aid Stations

Turn 9 - Water Station

We will have bike marshals riding the track for the duration of the event. If you are in need of assistance or see any issues on track, look for riders in hi-vis arm bands or hi-vis vests.

Spectator Viewing

We do not allow walking on the track or service roads. If you have anyone with you who is not riding the track, they may wait in the picnic area or watch from Main Grandstand.

Food & Beverage

Tonight's food & beverage options are Torres Tacos and JuiceLand. Alcohol and N/A beverages will be available for purchase at our COTA Bar in the picnic area!

Safety Information

ALL Bike Night participants are REQUIRED to wear a helmet while on track, regardless of age. Please bring your helmet with you to the event!

Class 1 pedal assist bicycles are permitted at Bike Night. We do not allow Class 2 or Class 3 electric bicycles. Any bicycles with a motorized throttle are prohibited during Bike Night. Additionally, skateboards, electric skateboards, scooters, electric scooters, roller blades, and electric unicycles are not allowed.

We do not have bicycles or helmets available for rent.

We are a cash-less venue.

Operating hours and openings may be impacted by weather conditions. Riding in wet conditions is not permitted. Temperatures above 95 or below 45 degrees Fahrenheit, high winds, rain, or extreme heat warnings issued by the National Weather Service may limit operations. Follow COTA's social channels for the latest updates.

See COTA's website for more FAQs about Bike Night!

Hi all: Going in for my initial consult with my urologist today about Trimix. For those of you with psychologically-based ED (i.e., not driven by an underlying medical condition), I'm wondering if you were able to use Trimix as a kind of short-term, "fake it 'til you make it" situation.

My erections behave more or less as intended 90% of the time - I wake up hard in the mornings, get hard throughout the day in non-sexual contexts when my thoughts wander, and often have erections inconveniently when I'm wearing clothes that, uh, rub me the right way. But when it comes to penetrative/insertive sex, a lifetime of micro-traumas take over, and it's like I instantly dissociate at the moment of entry.

I'm wondering if anyone has used Trimix in the short term to get over a particular mental/emotional subroutine ... and found that the sum of positive experiences eventually allowed you to trust your erections without it. Put simply: Has Trimix allowed you to trust your body again, with sufficient reassurance that it can perform as/when needed? Or does some part of you still feel like you need the failsafe?