About KREW

Korean Riders
Exploring Washington.

That is not just what KREW stands for. It is pretty much the mission.

Built for the kind of rides you remember.

Founded in 2025, KREW is a close-knit group of eight Korean and Korean-American cyclists in the greater Seattle area. We came together around a simple idea: Washington has extraordinary places to ride, and the experience gets better when you share the road with people you trust.

We are road-focused, with occasional gravel and mixed-surface adventures. We enjoy riding strong, but KREW is not about proving who is strongest. It is about being dependable wheels for one another — communicating hazards, regrouping when needed, helping with mechanicals, sharing food, and making sure the day is memorable for the right reasons.

During the main riding season from May through October, we organize roughly two to four KREW rides each month. We keep going through the darker months too, typically getting out once or twice a month when Pacific Northwest weather gives us an opening.

Big events are better with KREW.

Alongside our own rides, KREW members regularly participate in Cascade Bicycle Club events including STP and RSVP. Long miles, border crossings, headwinds, climbs, support stops — these are exactly the days when a strong and supportive group makes all the difference.

And yes, we eat.

Post-ride food is not an afterthought. Coffee, bakeries, Korean food, barbecue or whatever sounds deserved after the day's mileage: the social part of KREW matters as much as the training part.

KREW riders taking a break together during a cycling event KREW cyclists on a forest and gravel ride in Washington KREW cyclists by a scenic Washington mountain lake KREW cyclists at a scenic bridge overlook in Washington