The Rider Cup Award is presented to the club or team that best promotes the RIDE RIGHT® philosophy before and during RAGBRAI. The Rider Cup will be presented to the Whiners at the RAGBRAI January Meeting for Clubs & Teams on Saturday, January 29, 2011 in Des Moines.
We are excited to announce that we will be switching to a new forum in the near future. The new forum will be user friendly and better equipped to filter out the spam that the current system is having trouble fending off. We know that the forum serves a great purpose for many and we want the users to be able to continue to enjoy good conversations relevant to RAGBRAI and cycling.
I receive quite a few emails, letters and phone calls after RAGBRAI from many who were involved in the RAGBRAI experience. Some are glowingly positive, some offer constructive criticism and some are… well not so nice. The email I received from Grandma Candace of Plover, Iowa truly made my day.
The RIDE RIGHT Community Award is presented each year to the town that best promoted safety events and improved the safety level for riders in their community during RAGBRAI. Clear Lake really went all out for visiting cyclists in an effort to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all.
Join us for a fun ride, food and the RIDE RIGHT meeting at the RAGBRAI Reunion, Saturday, August 28 in Ankeny, Iowa.
You have just finished RAGBRAI and hopefully you had a wonderful time. The weather wasn't too bad, typical of Iowa in July. One thing is for certain. If you rode all of RAGBRAI, or even half of it, you are probably in the best shape you'll be in all year, maybe even your whole life!
The RAGBRAI Shop Site is now open. Please visit shop.ragbrai.org.
RAGBRAI reunion: Ankeny, Saturday, Aug. 28
Remember “Uncle” Louis Hammer, the 90-year-old farmer who pedaled a stationary bike and cheered on RAGBRAI riders as they rode past his farm near Pocahontas? Of course you do. The guy’s a legend. Well, two of his new fans, riders Greta Songe and John Martinek, are making a short animated film about him. (Songe, by [...]
Hundreds of RAGBRAI riders used Twitter this year to post updates throughout the week. The combined effect reads like a journal of the whole week, all told in notes of fewer than 140 characters.
Monday, October 25, 2010
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