The Iowa Bicycle Coalition is an exciting organization working to promote Iowa cycling as safe and enjoyable recreation and transportation. The 501(c)(3) non-profit group was launched by bicycling advocates from across Iowa and will unite the voices of road riders, mountain bikers, recreation riders, commuters, and anyone else who prefers a bicycle for recreation and transportation.
OUR MISSION:
The Iowa Bicycle Coalition exists to make Iowa the best place to ride a bike through advocacy for safety, education, access, and community.
Vote For Your Favorite in the RAGBRAI Kid’s Art Contest
The children of the RAGBRAI® XLI overnight communities were invited to participate in the annual RAGBRAI Kids’ Art Contest. The contest called...
RAGBRAI Training: Last Minute Tips for a Fun and Successful RAGBRAI
By Coach David Ertl I hope you all are ready and excited for a very good RAGBRAI XLI! It is just a week away. By now your training should be done...
Munson: Riding her first RAGBRAI for the second time
WAVERLY, Ia. – Laura Baker was in the thick of last year’s rolling circus of sweat-stained memories that is the Register’s Annual Great...
Test Video
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Purchasing Day Passes or Non-Rider Wristbands on RAGBRAI
If you are interested in purchasing day passes or non-rider wristbands on the ride, please complete this application and bring with you with cash or...
Des Moines isn’t same old town it was in 1997
Any city changes in 16 years, but the developments in downtown Des Moines since 1997 — the last time the Register’s Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across...
Much about RAGBRAI remains the same
By Leo Landis In 1973 many Iowans marked their calendars by the time for detasseling seed corn, walking soybeans to clear weeds and attending the...
Five questions and answers about Lance Armstrong riding RAGBRAI
What has he been doing? In a televised confession with Oprah Winfrey in January, Armstrong admitted using banned drugs and blood transfusions to win...
Exhibit shows how Iowa cycling has evolved since 1869
After three days of riding across Iowa, bicyclists may have the week’s routine down. Iowa State Historical Museum curator Leo Landis stands in the...
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SEVEN WAYS TO GET INVOLVED
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NEWSLETTER SIGNUP
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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Help with events, fundraising, and teaching kids bike safety.
SPEAKUP
Speak to your elected officials about bicycle safety.
DISTRICT LEADER
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FUNDRAISING AMBASSADOR
Help with our peer-to-peer fundraising campaigns.