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Bike to Work Week

QC-B2WW runs May 10-16. Click for more information about planned events

Saturday - May 10   Metro Bike Rides - 9 & 10:30 a.m.
Meet at SE corner of Freight House Parking lot in Davenport [look for the yellow Genesis bus]. **Helmet Required**

Today's Hourly Weather Check with Wind Chill  

Biking Tip Of the Week - #33
Changed every Thursday


Join the quiet revolution during Bike to Work Week
     Chuck Oestreich ~ Dispatch/ Argus 4/6/08
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It's the quiet revolution. . Just a fleeting touch of rubber on pavement - no screeching tires and squealing brakes, no jarring straight-through motorcycle pipes, no popping car exhaust.
Just quiet.   Continue

RAGBRAI Bus Charter Information

Charter Bus Info Center

Plan a Ride Maps

Want to set up your own bike route using less traveled roads? Here are a couple of options. Complete Information

QCBC News

It is now possible to use your credit card to renew or become a QCBC member. Click on the Get Me Registered Logo.

TOMRV Registration is now OPEN

On the TOMRV page one can now down load, fill out, print, and mail in with your check to register for TOMRV

OR

You can use your credit card and register on line at Active.Com .  This link is also on the TOMRV page. Active.Com charges for this service BUT the QCBC has reduced the cost of the TOMRV ride by $5 when using this service.
Remember, suites can only be reserved by mail and at this time both the Clark and Loras suites have been reserved.
Graphics of the 2008 Jersey now on-line

"The Rights and Duties of Cyclists." It runs just over 4 minutes and focuses on rules for riding urban streets, specifically how to occupy traffic lanes and make turns. The idea is for the cyclist to take charge just as if he or she were driving instead of pedaling.

New info could change path plan

By Kurt Allemeier | QCTimes Sunday, May 04, 2008
The scope of a proposed 15-mile bike path from north Bettendorf to Princeton, Iowa, may change as costs have become a concern.  More

Cyclist's Bill of Rights

'Bent into shape

Recumbent bikes sometimes are just what the doctor ordered    link for SacBee Story

LIB Mileage e-Log

LIB's mileage log at http://www.lepirtle.com/lib/milelog . Use it to count miles biked for transportation and recreation, to track progress towards your 2008 goal, or to "compete" with other cyclists around the state.

Cycle-Re-Cycle

Do you have a bike you no longer ride or some biking equipment that is surplus to you needs? Why not donate it to the Scott County Jail Restoration Project? Contact Don Rupe 563-340-3138



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