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 promotes safe and enjoyable bicycling in Iowa through education, events, better policy, and growing a community of supporters.
Waterworks park a ghost town
Thousands of riders camped here last night, but by 11 a.m., Des Moines Waterworks Park was a ghost town. Only one tent was still pitched, with a...
Editorial cartoon: Branstad rolls along on RAGBRAI
Gov. Terry Branstad didn’t have to worry about speed limits or cornfields flying last his view Tuesday. branstad was among the thousands of...
Hill draws concern but no issues arise
Authorities in Des Moines were so worried about a steep downhill on the route just past the Iowa State Fairgrounds they stationed two ambulances at...
Des Moines first-timers agree: Iowa Capitol a sight to behold
For riders climbing Walnut Street on Tuesday morning up to the Iowa Capitol, the must-have photo of the gold dome was a welcome relief. RAGBRAI...
Riders could ‘milk’ a cow in Monroe
RAGBRAI riders could “milk” a cow in Monroe without the risk of spilling even a drop of milk. A painted cow with water-filled udders...
Riders stop for Capitol photo
The Iowa State Capitol dome easily caught the attention of groups of non-Iowans rolling out of Des Moines this morning. More than a few stopped for...
Funnel cakes a perk at State Fair stop
Funnel cake is one of several State Fair foods available to RAGBRAI riders.(MARY STEGMEIR / The Register) Funnel cake from the Iowa State Fair was...
RAGBRAI 2013 photos: Des Moines to Knoxville
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Late-night at RAGBRAI
By midnight, Court Avenue looked like a typical Saturday night scene–partiers in branded t-shirts strolled between bars, with some...
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