Shop Closed

We are packing up and heading out! The RAGBRAI Web Store is closed for the duration of the ride. We will reopen in early August. In the meantime, visit us at the RAGBRAI merchandise trailers at the Expo in Rock Valley and at each overnight town along the route. The easiest way to return or exchange items is at the merchandise trailers on the ride. All returns or exchanges that have been mailed to RAGBRAI will be completed as soon as possible but it may be as late as the first week of August before we can do so. After the ride, we will be accepting returns and exchanges as usual. Details are on the back of your invoice. Thank you, and our apologies for the inconvenience. We hope you enjoy riding RAGBRAI XLII!

Latest Blog Posts

It's the final day of RAGBRAI XLII. Here’s a quick look ahead toward Saturday’s 69-mile ride from Independence to Guttenberg and the Mississippi River
Chris Soules is scheduled to appear from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Strawberry Point fire and rescue fundraiser, representatives said.
Someday, Tyler and Miki Granberg can tell their future kiddo that RAGBRAI helped bring them together.
Westgate, Ia. — Pete Renss from Rochester, Minn., scurried into the library here and asked the librarian behind the counter to sign his white T-shirt. The librarian isn’t a celebrity. But ...
Jason Pardie, of Muscatine, will celebrate his golden birthday Saturday by unicycling into Guttenberg from Independence. The 25-year-old (for several more hours anyway) is ...
How to make the boy understand and simultaneously stay better connected with him throughout the week? Eureka! The universal, ageless antidote for the doldrums: Legos.
Bremer, Ia. — I signed up for a bike ride, not a swim meet. The rainy days on RAGBRAI take on an entirely different, dreary tone. The silence is striking: Bicyclists wrapped ...
RAGBRAI riders can expect a wet morning as thunderstorms move across the route, but clear skies are coming. Rain is expected to clear up in the area of the route between ...
WAVERLY–Some riders are packing up early after storms rolled into Waverly overnight. “Why not leave early when it’s cold and wet,” said Ann Marie ...
RAGBRAI is better known for pie, pork and corn than kittens. But it was a litter of five mewling kittens frolicking on the lawn that captured the hearts of riders Thursday ...

Latest Videos

The LeBeaus are known as royalty in Iowa and for their funky socks!
Jason Pardie, of Muscatine, is participating in his sixth RAGBRAI on a unicycle.
The LeBeaus are known as royalty on RAGBRAI and for their funky socks.
A Dutch woman describes the differences of biking in the Netherlands and biking in Iowa.
Brian Klitzke of Des Moines has brought along a Lego Minifigure known as Taco Johnson which he has been taking pictures in settings across the state during RAGBRAI and sharing images on the social media site Instagram.
RAGBRAI riders crammed into the school to warm up. Wish you were here!
A lightning bolt shook awake campers around 3 a.m. in Waverly. Some head home early due to morning storm.
RAGBRAI is often a family tradition. This year, riders are paying special tributes to family members who are no longer on the ride.
Bill Wentworth of Marble Rock told riders he founded the town -- you know, back in the 1800s.
Elizabeth Reetz from Team Archaeology plays the vintage "Game of Iowa" at East Park in Mason City.