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There’s nothing better than a delectable ice cream cone on a hot summer bike ride. This route takes you through North Liberty, Kent Park and Jon’s Ice Cream in Tiffin, and on the Clear Creek trail. Have a family? This is a great introduction to gravel riding!

Millstream Brewing Co. Tour de Brew

Hop on your bike and hit the road on Millstream Brewing Co.’s annual Tour de Brew on Saturday, July 16th. This epic ride begins and ends at Millstream & features “hydration” stops for ice cold Millstream beer & surprises along the route. End your day on two wheels with a celebration of music on the Millstream summer concert stage all day and your favorite food trucks. Nick Stika plays 1-4pm. Amazing raffle prizes at 4pm and dance with Furious George 6-9pm.
Tour de Brew Check in at Millstream 8 am | Wheels Roll 9 am. Tickets at www.millstreambrewing.com

Drop In Ride

The Drop In bike ride is an informal, ride at your own risk road ride that departs on Thursday evenings from Riverfront Crossing Park in Iowa City at 5:45pm.  The ride is fast paced (typically 19-21 mph ave speed) with an average distance of about 35 miles. The ride emphasizes pace line drafting, working together, maintain steady speeds, and riding safely.  Road bikes and a strong base level of fitness are recommended. This is a drop ride, meaning that if you get dropped from the group you should be prepared to find your own way back home. No aero bars. Lights recommended.  If the weather is bad, it’s safe to assume no one will be riding.

Drop In Ride

The Drop In bike ride is an informal, ride at your own risk road ride that departs on Thursday evenings from Riverfront Crossing Park in Iowa City at 5:45pm.  The ride is fast paced (typically 19-21 mph ave speed) with an average distance of about 35 miles. The ride emphasizes pace line drafting, working together, maintain steady speeds, and riding safely.  Road bikes and a strong base level of fitness are recommended. This is a drop ride, meaning that if you get dropped from the group you should be prepared to find your own way back home. No aero bars. Lights recommended.  If the weather is bad, it’s safe to assume no one will be riding.

Drop In Ride

The Drop In bike ride is an informal, ride at your own risk road ride that departs on Thursday evenings from Riverfront Crossing Park in Iowa City at 5:45pm.  The ride is fast paced (typically 19-21 mph ave speed) with an average distance of about 35 miles. The ride emphasizes pace line drafting, working together, maintain steady speeds, and riding safely.  Road bikes and a strong base level of fitness are recommended. This is a drop ride, meaning that if you get dropped from the group you should be prepared to find your own way back home. No aero bars. Lights recommended.  If the weather is bad, it’s safe to assume no one will be riding.

Drop In Ride

The Drop In bike ride is an informal, ride at your own risk road ride that departs on Thursday evenings from Riverfront Crossing Park in Iowa City at 5:45pm.  The ride is fast paced (typically 19-21 mph ave speed) with an average distance of about 35 miles. The ride emphasizes pace line drafting, working together, maintain steady speeds, and riding safely.  Road bikes and a strong base level of fitness are recommended. This is a drop ride, meaning that if you get dropped from the group you should be prepared to find your own way back home. No aero bars. Lights recommended.  If the weather is bad, it’s safe to assume no one will be riding.

Drop In Ride

The Drop In bike ride is an informal, ride at your own risk road ride that departs on Thursday evenings from Riverfront Crossing Park in Iowa City at 5:45pm.  The ride is fast paced (typically 19-21 mph ave speed) with an average distance of about 35 miles. The ride emphasizes pace line drafting, working together, maintain steady speeds, and riding safely.  Road bikes and a strong base level of fitness are recommended. This is a drop ride, meaning that if you get dropped from the group you should be prepared to find your own way back home. No aero bars. Lights recommended.  If the weather is bad, it’s safe to assume no one will be riding.

Drop In Ride

The Drop In bike ride is an informal, ride at your own risk road ride that departs on Thursday evenings from Riverfront Crossing Park in Iowa City at 5:45pm.  The ride is fast paced (typically 19-21 mph ave speed) with an average distance of about 35 miles. The ride emphasizes pace line drafting, working together, maintain steady speeds, and riding safely.  Road bikes and a strong base level of fitness are recommended. This is a drop ride, meaning that if you get dropped from the group you should be prepared to find your own way back home. No aero bars. Lights recommended.  If the weather is bad, it’s safe to assume no one will be riding.

Drop In Ride

The Drop In bike ride is an informal, ride at your own risk road ride that departs on Thursday evenings from Riverfront Crossing Park in Iowa City at 5:45pm.  The ride is fast paced (typically 19-21 mph ave speed) with an average distance of about 35 miles. The ride emphasizes pace line drafting, working together, maintain steady speeds, and riding safely.  Road bikes and a strong base level of fitness are recommended. This is a drop ride, meaning that if you get dropped from the group you should be prepared to find your own way back home. No aero bars. Lights recommended.  If the weather is bad, it’s safe to assume no one will be riding.

Drop In Ride

The Drop In bike ride is an informal, ride at your own risk road ride that departs on Thursday evenings from Riverfront Crossing Park in Iowa City at 5:45pm.  The ride is fast paced (typically 19-21 mph ave speed) with an average distance of about 35 miles. The ride emphasizes pace line drafting, working together, maintain steady speeds, and riding safely.  Road bikes and a strong base level of fitness are recommended. This is a drop ride, meaning that if you get dropped from the group you should be prepared to find your own way back home. No aero bars. Lights recommended.  If the weather is bad, it’s safe to assume no one will be riding.