360 Racing is an Overland Park, Kansas-based not-for-profit organization sanctioned by United States of America Cycling (USAC) and dedicated to the preservation and regional growth of competitive cycling in the Midwestern United States through local events, regional races, community involvement and volunteerism. They are advocates and ambassadors of their sponsors and their sport.

The 360 Racing team is composed of mature, experienced, highly skilled athletes who compete in cycling events including road, mountain bike, and cyclocross racing.

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The Alpine Bicycle Club, home of the Colorado Rough Riders is dedicated to mixed terrain touring. Touring through the alpine environment in the Rocky Mountain West requires efficient travel on any surface from paved road to single track. All on the same route, with the same bike.

The Alpine Bicycle Club and The Colorado Rough Riders were started by a group of old mountaineers and skiers in Golden Colorado who also love cycling. Mixed terrain travel is simply a way of life for us. Many of us commute daily over mixed terrain. All of us love the alpine environment. And all of us would rather bike than drive a car.

Club membership is free. All skill levels, from novice to professional racer, are welcome. The only requirement is that you love mixed terrain travel in mountain environments. We even accept mountain bikers.

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The Arkansas Bicycle Club has been serving the Arkansas bicycle community for more than 30 years. They are an organization dedicated to serving bicyclist and their families. As an organization the ABC has members of all ages, abilities and disciplines in the cycling world.

Though the ABC is mostly active in the Little Rock and Central Arkansas area, they are an organization for the entire state. They sponsor cycling events in all areas of the state. Their events include monthly club meetings, weekend rides, centuries, racing events and tours of the state. The ABC is primarily a road cycling club, but also support and encourage other disciplines in the cycling world.

The club's goals are to promote bicycle safety, community awareness, fitness, and the enjoyment of bicycling.

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Audax KC is your home for long-distance, non-competitive bicycling in Kansas City, and the official site for information about Audax Club Parisiene (ACP) and Randonneurs USA (RUSA) sanctioned rides in the Kansas City area.

The site contains ride rules and regulations, as well as a complete schedule of upcoming 200K, 300K, 400K, 600K, and 1000K rides, plus maps and cue sheets.

Randonneuring is long-distance unsupported endurance cycling. This style of riding is non-competitive in nature, and self-sufficiency is paramount. When riders participate in randonneuring events, they are part of a long tradition that goes back to the beginning of the sport of cycling in France and Italy. Friendly camaraderie, not competition, is the hallmark of randonneuring.

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Founded in 1979, the Bartlesville Pedalers Bicycle Club is a group of bicyclists of all ages and levels of interest who share a love of bicycling, from a short pedal around the neighborhood to "Centuries" (100 mile tours), from BMX to mountain biking to racing. Club members get together for regularly-scheduled rides throughout the year, as well as participate in numerous regional bicycling events, including the annual ride across the state, OK FreeWheel.

The club's aim is to support the bicycling lifestyle, whatever that entails for each member. The club welcome anyone who shares an interest in any aspect of bicycling, and are ready to help you achieve your bicycling goals.

Air up your tires, grab your helmet, and come out to one of their many scheduled rides. You'll see what this hobby is all about.

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Beer & Bike KC is an informal bicycling social club in the Kansas City metro:

We are a group of drinkers that enjoy cycling. Don't drink- no worries. Water is always an option at our stops! Its more about the social connection.

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Here, mountain biking is a way of life and not just a hobby.

The Bell and Company Mountain Bike Team is comprised of more than just racers. Here, everyone has a role to play and many of their most important members never set foot on a race course. They love to race and rip up the singletrack, but they value fun and effort even more. They know that anyone can be fast, but it takes a true champion to remain humble and bring new people into the sport.

The team is sponsored by Bell & Company, certified public accounts and business advisors in Little Rock, Arkansas.

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The Bellevue Bicycle Club of Bellevue, Nebraska is dedicated to the encouragement of all aspects of bicycling, including touring and mountain biking. The purpose of the club is to sponsor recreational cycling activities, encourage bicycling as a transportation alternative and to promote bicyclists' rights and safe bicycling practices. BBC is a volunteer, non-profit organization.

Member of the club strongly believe in bicycle advocacy and community involvement. Their participation in programs such as Bike to Work, Share the Road and The Ride of Silence have helped show the community that bicyclists have rights to the road, too. The club has also supports a number of charitable organizations and donate volunteer hours to various local cycling events, such as the club's annual Spoke & Hub Century.

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The Bicycle League of Norman is composed of recreational and competitive cyclists, both road and mountain, many of whom are successful racers.

The mission of the BLN is to support and encourage the growth of recreational bicycling in and around Norman, Oklahoma by organizing ride events, supporting bicycle safety and educational activities, participating in city government planning for improved bicycle access, and emphasizing the healthful and social aspects of cycling.

By being a member, you will receive an invitation to club parties and events, but most importantly, you will a member of a fun, friendly, caring group of cyclists who promote cycling in and around Norman.

Annual events include the Norman Conquest road ride, and the Sooner Stampede mountain bike race.

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This Kansas City, Missouri racing team and club is sponsored by the Bicycle Shack in Kansas City. The team has a membership of over 60 cyclists, including both licensed racers and recreational riders. In the most recent year team members scored seven state championships and over 40 race victories.

The Bicycle Shack Racing team aims to promote both competitive and recreational cycling in the local community through group rides, annual USCF races, and local and national charity cycling events. The team also works to improve cycling safety, and develop junior racers through a program of mentorship and encouragement.

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Bicyclists of Iowa City focuses on bicycle club rides, as well as city, county, state, national bicycle advocacy and access issues. Founded in 1976, Bicyclists of Iowa City (BIC) is recognized and respected in Johnson County and across the state of Iowa. Rides are held year-round and membership is open to anyone who enjoys bicycling, regardless of experience.

Saturday and Sunday rides are planned year round (weather permitting) ranging in distance from 20 to 100 miles. During late spring and summer, weekly "leisure rides" are scheduled in distances of 5-20 miles. These rides are perfect for the beginning or newer rider who wants to increase his or her cycling skills.

The year begins with the annual "Hot Chocolate Ride" held in late January. Independence Day brings the annual Amana Breakfast Ride, a 58 mile ride through the rolling countryside. In early September, BIC hosts the annual Amish Century ride. This ride is fully supported with rest stops and sag wagon, as well as a full buffet style meal at the end.

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The Big Blue Biking Club is located in Beatrice, Nebraska, and is a cycling and social club for all ages and abilities. They have regularly-scheduled rides each week. They promote healthy fun and safe riding by scheduling group rides on the highways, rail trails, city bike paths and off road.

The Big Blue Biking Club hosts the annual Homestead 100 Bike Ride.

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Big D Cycling is a Category 4 & 5 bicycle racing team based in Shawnee, Kansas. Our mission is to promote safe cycling within our community while representing their team and sponsors in local, state and national road and cyclecross events.

Big D Cycling was started by a group of competitive cyclists in the memory of a fellow rider and good friend, Dalton Eli Hawkins who tragically lost his life on April 24, 2009. Big D Cycling rides in honor of the 18 year-old, straight A student, loving son and brother, and devoted cyclist - "Big D", as they called him. Tim Hawkins, Dalton's uncle, used Dalton's love of cycling as a metaphor for his loved ones' attempts to remember Dalton. "The wonderful memories on the ride through Big D's life," he said. "These are the memories that will ride with us forever."

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The Boston Mountain Cyclists is a club comprised of riders of all levels of fitness ranging from riders that take a leisurely stroll once a week all the way to riders who avidly race at bicycle events around the country. The club is sponsored by Wal-Mart and PowerBar, but you do not have to work for either company to be a part of the club.

The fitness / social group brings riders of all fitness levels, regardless of interest in racing, together with others that share similar fitness goals. The racing group brings riders of common interest together to train hard and learn from each other to achieve the ultimate goal of winning race events that are held around the country throughout the year.

The club has a team uniform (jerseys, shorts, etc.) that you can purchase to help you look both sharp and support the club. If you think you would like to become involved with a club that has a common goal to bring bicycle riders from Northwest Arkansas together, then you have found the starting point.

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The Boulder Cycling Club was created to connect bike riders of all levels with organized rides and to create a network for cyclists to interact, communicate, and develop a community to further enhance the Boulder area as one of the finest cycle friendly environments in the US.

The Boulder Cycling Club hopes to build communities through cycling by working with governments, allied organizations, neighborhoods, and our members to advocate for cyclists throughout the Boulder area.

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The Branson Bicycle Club promotes safe cycling practices, physical achievement, and the social benefits of group cycling in the Branson, Missouri area. Their club provides various rides throughout the week, including rides for beginners (usually 4-6 miles), intermediate riders (15 miles), and intermediate/advanced riders (approx. 24 miles). Their rides are very unique in terrain and beauty.

The goal of the cycling club is to provide a means to encourage the principles of teamwork, discipline, dedication, and sportsmanship. Participation in the club is open to everyone. The club is sustained by the efforts of volunteers who display an extraordinary amount of commitment and hard work, ensuring that the club is an asset to the community.

The Branson Bicycle Club is a non-profit organization that appreciates the generous support of the community, local merchants, and civic organizations.

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Buffalo River Cyclists is a United States Cycling Federation (USCF) club serving Harrison and north-central Arkansas. BRC members are a mix of beginner, recreational, and competitive cyclists. The club's mission is to provide a support system assisting its members reach their cycling goals. They accomplish this by arranging and promoting activities such as rides, clinics, races, and social events.

The club's primary focus is competitive cycling, but it also aims to promotes positive community activities, cycling safety, and good health as well as competitive cycling. They also provide education for bicyclists and the public, promote bicycling for recreation, health and pleasure, and study and assist in any way possible to further bicycling safety.

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As you can tell by the drawing this is not one of those serious bike clubs. Members of the Bungee Bike Club would rather ride and have fun with a friendly group than draft off someone for 100 miles. The goal is to train and ride as a team for the September MS BIKE TOUR.

Everyone is welcome to join. The club has slow and fast riders and will try to match you up with other riders with your same ability. Weekend rides typically start in Overland Park and vary in distance and degree of difficulty. The ride schedule and basic route information can be found on their web site.

The Bungee Bike Club is based in Overland Park, KS.

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CARVE (Central Arkansas Velo) is a Little Rock, Arkansas cycling club that encourages riders at all levels to actively pursue cycling as part of a healthy lifestyle. They aim to give their members the opportunities to learn skills and gain fitness through safe and organized group rides.

CARVE is an organization of cycling enthusiasts who wants to share their passion for cycling in Arkansas. The club that includes riders of all ages, experience and disciplines.

"It is our hope that by responsible use and continued development of our local resources, Central Arkansas will become known as a recognized cycling community and destination for cyclists across the country. As an organization, CARVE is committed to developing a strong group of cyclists unified by a common goal. That goal is to foster good-will in the community and provide riders the opportunity to become the best cyclist possible."

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Cedar Valley Cyclists is a bicycle club serving the Waterloo, Iowa area. The club is comprised of adults, children, singles, families and couples, all of whom are interested in some facet of bicycling. They offer a year-round season of cycling and related activities, and offer something for everyone.

The club features short and medium distance evening rides during the spring, summer and fall, approximately five fully-supported overnight weekend tours from April through October, several medium-to-long distance fully-supported one-day rides during the cycling season, and an entertaining, informative newsletter ten times a year. Another benefit of club membership is charter and baggage service to, from and during the country's biggest cycling event: RAGBRAI.

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The Central Kansas Mountain Bike Club (CKMBC) is dedicated to promoting mountain bike riding, racing and trail development in Central Kansas and surrounding areas. Kansas is NOT all flat, so get a bike and follow us!

The CKMBC is open to all Fat Tire fans. If you have a two-wheel zeal of the fat tire nature become a CKMBC member and join in on all the fun.

Purely for the fun of it, Central Kansas Mountain Bike Club!

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Coasters Bicycle Club is an informal group of kustom and antique bicycle enthusiasts in the Wichita, Kansas area. The group plans and hosts bicycle-related events and rides, and exchanges news and info on the kustom and classic bicycle scene in the Wichita area.

Their web site offers local news, a discussion board, classified ads, a photo gallery, videos, and much more.

Coasters Bicycle Club organizes a number of events throughout the year, including the Midwest Bicycle Fest.

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The Colorado Riders Club promotes safe cycling practices, physical achievement, and the social benefits of group cycling in Parker, Colorado. The goal of our cycling club is to provide a means to encourage the principles of teamwork, discipline, dedication, and sportsmanship.

The Colorado Riders Club is comprised of club members who enjoy the sport of cycling in all facets, from Road, to Mountain Bike, Commuting, Cyclo Cross and much more.

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The Colorado Springs Cycling Club is a recreational bicycling club which promotes safe and fun cycling for all ages and abilities. Whatever your level of proficiency, from beginner to experienced rider, the club offers enthusiastic cyclist many ways to get more out of riding.

During the summer, ride with CSCC on social and serious rides including Dinner rides, Road Training Rides and Community Trail System Rides. The club also offers regular weekly rides, plus special events such as the New Year's Day Frozen Water Bottle Ride, Raw Easter Egg Ride, Tour de Turkey and Progressive Dinner Ride.

On the third weekend of May, the club sponsors the Buena Vista Bike Fest, a one-day bicycling festival that provides outstanding views of Colorado's highest mountain peaks and the crystal clear water of the Arkansas River. This weekend provides many options from a flat to hilly to a full-blown century ride.

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The Colorado Tandem Club is based in Golden, Colorado and is a social organization dedicated to the promotion of safe, courteous, and fun tandem bicycle riding. Club members enjoy getting together with other tandem riders, sharing fun times, and chatting about the sport.

Club members enjoy all levels of riding from family trailer rides to overnight tours and challenging mountain climbs, as well as many of the popular yearly tours and centuries. Non-members are encouraged to join their rides and club events. The CTC is an active group and is are always looking for new and exciting ways to share their favorite hobby.

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The Columbia Bicycle Club is a bicycle club and race team located in Columbia, Missouri. The club is made up of cycling enthusiasts that range from beginners to experts, and provides volunteer and logistical support for all CBC-sponsored races. If you are just getting into cycling, this is the place to be. The club organizes and hosts rides for all skill and fitness levels.

CBC members host a number of rides every year, such as the Gravel Grumble, as well as a number of races, namely the Froze Toes that starts each road season in the region and the Apple Cup, passing its 20th year in the area. We also have our mainstay Tuesday Night training ride during the road season as well as the weekend noon training rides in the off-season to help bring new riders and racers into the fold.

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Play bicycle polo in Columbia, Missouri.

We're Columbia, Missouri's only hardcourt bike polo team. Why, yes, we are pretty awesome. Thanks for asking. We play every Wednesday and Sunday evening at 7 p.m. on the top floor of Hitt Street Parking Garage, located at the corner of Hitt and Elm on MU's campus. Everybody's welcome to play on whatever bike you may have, so come play! Bring a bike, and we'll loan you a mallet.

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The Cow Town Cycling Team, based in Kansas City, is a sanctioned club whose main objective is to promote cycling - both mountain and road. The members of the Cow Town Cycling Team come from various backgrounds, but share a love for racing and competing. Although primarily a cycling team, they compete in triathlons, duathlons, running events, adventure racing, and cyclocross.

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The Cruiser Cult Bicycle Club is located in Salina, Kansas.

Here's how they describe themselves:

Saving Souls and Steady Mobbin..... the core of this group was started through a mutual love of Old 'Cruisers', however we welcome all to come ride with us. Whether you own a road bike a mountain bike, new or old cruiser, we gots nothin but love for ya !

The club has no leadership structure, no dues, they just like to ride and wrench on bikes and have fun!

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Cycling Kansas City is the Kansas City metro's premier bike club. They support great rides and great advocacy, wellness and safety for people on bikes. Their mission is to act as a unifying influence supporting and promoting bicycle activities for the Kansas City Metropolitan area byproviding bicycle education for riders and ride leaders, supporting bicycle advocacy, sponsoring or participating in national and international amateur bicycle sports competitions, promoting bicycle safety for all ages, and promoting bicycle transportation.

Cycling Kansas City was previously known as the "Kansas City Metro Bicycle Club", and was created in 2012 by combining the "Johnson County Bicycle Club" and the "Kansas City Bicycle Club". Cycling Kansas City serves both sides of the state line.

The club offers a full schedule of weekly and monthly local rides throughout the year (see their ride calendar), as well as a number of annual events including the President's Ride, the Lone Star Century, the Cider Mill Century, the City of Fountains Tour, the Summer Breeze, and the Northland Nightmare.

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The Denver Bicycle Touring Club (DBTC) is the original bicycling club of the Denver Metro area. The club promotes recreational and commuter cycling, bike safety, and education of the general public in cycling matters. The club is also active in advocacy and cycling planning with local governments in the metro area. In addition, the club organizes and sponsors weekend and weekday rides. The club also publishes a monthly newsletter, available to members, of its activities and ride schedule.

In addition to the local rides, each year the club sponsors several extended tours, ranging from 2-day weekends to tours as long as 7-10 days and may be camping tours. Both ATB and road tours are offered.

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The Des Moines Cycle Club serves the greater Des Moines, Iowa metro area. The purpose of the club is to sponsor recreational cycling activities, encourage safe bicycling practices, promote bicyclists' rights as a transportation alternative and give interested cyclists an avenue into competitive racing.

The Des Moines Cycle Club offers a full schedule of group rides (including the two-day Tour the Raccoon tour), as well as a monthly club newsletter and discounts at local bike shops.

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Play bicycle polo in Manhattan, Kansas. All matches are played in the Manhattan City Park on the tennis courts. Matches last for about two hours or until the court lights turn off.

Tuesdays@ 9 p.m.
Wednesday Women's League @ 10 p.m.
Thursdays @ 9 p.m.
Sundays @ 7 p.m.

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The Earth Riders Mountain Bike Club is based in Kansas City. The club was founded in 1992 and has grown to over 250 members. The club actively works to acquire and maintain places to ride in the Midwest. They are an affiliate club of the International Mountain Bike Club (IMBA), and are founders of the Midwest Mountain Bike Patrol, an affiliate of the National Mountain Bike Patrol.

Earth Riders designed and built the Kill Creek Park trails, and helps maintain a number of local trails in the Kansas City area.

Earth Riders Mountain Bike Club
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The Elkhorn Valley Cycling Club was formed to promote the sport of cycling in Northeast Nebraska via participation, competition, and guidance. The club has also worked to establish local mountain bike trails at Maskenthine Lake, and expansion and improvements are planned for the future.

Club members are encouraged to involve family and friends in club activities. Family support is a key component in life and sport and that is very apparent within the Elkhorn Valley Cycling Club. It is not unusual for non-cycling family members to turn out in support of a club function even if the member is not present. This type of commitment and support has been the key to success. Club members also regularly participate in community activities and youth projects to spread the word about cycling and a healthy lifestyle.

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Ethos Racing is a bicycle racing team located in Raytown, Missouri. Ethos members race all disciplines: road, MTB, and cyclocross.

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The Fayetteville Wheelmen is a bicycle club based in Fayetteville, Arkansas that embraces all levels of road cycling enthusiasts.

The club has over 140 members, with riders from age 10 to 60+. They have riders, racers, bike geeks, bike nuts, fast twitch, slow twitch and possibly even a couple of no twitch road cycling enthusiasts. There are club riders that become racers and racers who decide to slow down and just turn the cranks.

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Flatwater Cycling Team is a small grassroots race team from Lincoln, Nebraska, looking to race their bikes, grow and promote the sport of cycling, stay fit and have a little fun in the process.

Flatwater Cycling has become a Midwest leader in race participation and promotion. In addition to racing road, mountain and cyclo-cross, Flatwater Cycling has led the way in Nebraska promoting high profile, quality events, including the Capital City Criterium and Pioneers Park Grand Prix. The members of Flatwater Cycling are actively involved in the Nebraska Cycling Association, local trail advocacy, and developing younger riders through clinics and other grassroots efforts.

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The Flint Hills Area Bike Club serves the Manhattan, Kansas area as social club that promotes all forms of recreational cycling, the rights of cyclists, improves the community through various service projects, and furthers all phases of bicycling within the Flint Hills. The club serves the communities of Manhattan, Fort Riley, St. George, Wamego, and the rest of the Flint Hills.

The club organizes weekly rides for all types of cyclists. Whether you prefer road, mountain, or just casual bicycling, the club will offer a ride for you. As a member of the club, you will be able to participate in organized group rides, vote for club leadership, receive discounts at local bike shops and FHAB Club Event Rides, and participate in community service projects.

Have some fun, and get some exercise!

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The Fort Collins Cycling Club promotes cycling in Fort Collins, Colorado and the surrounding area. The club is made up of recreational riders, racers, and bike commuters.

The club sponsors a number of regular rides, as well as special event rides such as the Polar Bear Ride on New Year's Day, the Spring Warm Up in April, the Horsetooth Double Dip Bicycle Challenge in August, and the Turkey Day Ride on Thanksgiving Day.

Club members have access to ride reports with embedded maps & GPS coordinates, discounts at the online store, the ability to communicate with other members and post items on the site.

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The Front Rangers Cycling Club of Colorado Springs is a USA Cycling-sanctioned club that organizes racing and training opportunities in the Colorado Springs, Colorado area for Middle School and High School Students. The club welcomes riders between the ages of 12 and 18 and offers weekly training rides, experienced coaches, training and racing opportunities, uniforms, discounts on bikes and equipment, and a great opportunity to ride with experienced youth and adult riders who teach competitive and/or recreational cycling, good sportsmanship and healthy living.

Many club activities take place at the Velodrome in Colorado Springs. Track bikes are available for use thanks to the Colorado Velodrome Association. Road riders can participate in regional road and criterion races or just recreational training rides, and mountain bikers can train and compete in the Mountain States Cup Series, as well as other regional events or just ride for the fun of it. For road and off-road riding, your own bikes and equipment are required, but we do have sponsorship support to help offset the expense to hold everyone's individual costs down.

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The Front Rangers Cycling Club of Denver, Colorado was founded on the belief that direct interaction with youth will offset the influences of drugs, gang membership, crime, and other social ills facing young people today.

The membership of the Front Rangers Cycling Club is composed of a group of adult professionals who are bicycle racers, ex-racers, and cycling enthusiasts. In addition, officers from the Denver Police Department are active members. All members share their time and enthusiasm to ensure worthwhile achievement for each and every participant.

The club introduces urban youth to cycling as an alternative activity to drugs and gangs, and actively promotes drug-free lifestyles, self-discipline, and the value of education through example and encouragement. The club promotes bicycle safety and educates members on the rules of riding on the open road. The club also organizes cycling events and races in the Denver metro area in order to expose youth members to new cycling venues. In addition, enthusiastic youth and adult members meet for regular weekly rides.

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The Frontier Petrol Pedalers is a bicycle club located in El Dorado, Kansas. The club is made up of both beginners and experienced cyclists, and they get together for weekly social and training rides, and ride together as a team for events such as the Bike MS: Autumn Trails Classic and PedalFest.

The group meets for a Breakfast Ride every Saturday morning at 6:30am in the parking lot behind Jacob's Well Coffee House (139 N Main St. in El Dorado), for 40-50 miles. They also hold a regular Thursday Evening ride, at 6pm from the same location.

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The Garden City Bicycling Club (GCBC) is a loosely-knit group of people with one thing in common: They all enjoy riding bicycles in Garden City, Kansas!

Some are competitive cyclists, while others simply enjoy a ride through Garden City's Lee Richardson Zoo from time to time. GCBC exists primarily to provide local cyclists with the opportunity to meet and ride with other cyclists with similar interests. Whatever those interests may be!

GCBC maintains three local club rides, which are a good place to connect with other riders of similar fitness levels and interests.

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Gateway Off-Road Cyclists (GORC) is dedicated to advocacy, design, construction, and maintenance of multi-use trails. They are the St. Louis area's only official International Mountain Bicycle Association (IMBA) affiliate club. As a club, they also have social activities such as group rides, trips, and events. A newsletter is published and contains articles on travel, workdays, advocacy, and equipment.

GORC was founded in 1998 by St. Charles area mountain bikers to help facilitate design and construction of a bicycle/hiking trail in a new County Park, and the club has grown to cover the entire St. Louis metropolitan area in both Missouri and Illinois.

GORC is your single point resource for everything from simple assistance with trail maintenance, to 100% design and construction of new natural surface trails. GORC has established official relationships with St. Louis County Parks, St. Charles County Parks, Missouri State Parks, Missouri Conservation Department, and the US Forest Service. GORC functions include Trail Design, Trail Construction, Trail Maintenance, Technical Consulting, Leading Volunteer Workdays, and Providing Volunteers for Workdays.

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GP VeloTek bicycle racing team is comprised of youth, junior and senior riders who are growing the sport and their individual abilities while having fun in a supportive environment.

Grow with the team as an athlete, guided by USA Cycling Licensed Elite coach Jim Whittaker, who will develop a personalized training program to match your training needs to your desired goals. Using his coaching experience and training knowledge, Jim will create a monthly training program customized to your lifestyle and schedule.

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The Great Plains Bicycling Club is Lincoln, Nebraska's social bicycling club. They organize rides, publish a newsletter, have club meetings and more. They also have an active bicycle education program which reaches over 1,000 kids and their parents each year. They invite you to join them on their rides and other activities.

In addition to a number of weekly and monthly rides (see their ride calendar), the Great Plains Bicycling Club also sponsored annual rides, including the Spring Fling (usually held in late April), the Firecracker 50 (on July 4th), and the Heatstroke 100 (in late August). In exchange for an entry fee, participants get a route map and T-shirt (or similar graft), and support is provided along the route. There are break stations with snacks and drinks provided, and there will be several roving support vehicles to assist riders with problems.

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The Hawkeye Bicycle Association (HBA) of Cedar Rapids, Iowa offers an opportunity for bicycle enthusiasts of all ages and experience levels to participate in group rides and social events focused on cycling. The HBA promotes bicycling safety and advocates bicycle friendly communities, roads and trails, as well as bicyclist rights.

HBA sponsors organized rides for members and guests. Club rides are scheduled on Saturday and Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings from April through October. Shorter, slower "Leisure Rides" are scheduled periodically. One special event ride is scheduled each month from November through March.

HBA's annual "Swine Trek" ride is open to the public and is supported by HBA volunteers. This ride offers four distances from ten miles to a full century (100 mile) ride. The HBA also sponsors bicycle race events from April through August each year at the Hawkeye Downs "Oval" in Cedar Rapids.

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The Hot Springs Bicycle Association is a bicycling club promoting mountain biking and road cycling in and around Hot Springs, Arkansas. Membership with the HSBA shows a commitment to helping promote a healthy lifestyle in a way that is productive, rewarding and most importantly, fun. HSBA members are cyclists, hikers, climbers, adventure racers, tri-athletes and outdoor activists.

HSBA members host several annual cycling events and volunteer their time towards the maintenance and beautification of the trails and roads in the Ouachita National Forest as well as our local parks and trail systems. The club web site contains useful information on mountain biking, road cycling and other great outdoor activities in the Hot Springs area.

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iBikeNebraska is a resource for recumbent bike riders in the Omaha, Nebraska area.

Always check the Calendar of Events. There are also opportunities to ride with other bike/recumbent bike groups, such as the County Cruisers. Rides range from a few hours to a few days. Please join us!

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Iowa Randonneurs organizes Iowa's premier brevet cycling events, including a complete Super Randonneur series of 200, 300, 400 and 600km events, held in the Spring and early Summer, and some additional, domestically-sanctioned, events during the season.

These cycling events are not races, but are challenging long distance rides. The origin of these events is in France and Italy at the turn of the 20th century, hence the French terminology. A brevet is sometimes also referred to as a randonnee, which literally means a ramble. Brevets of 1200km or more are referred to as grand randonnees. Brevets can be enjoyed in their own right, and can also count towards qualification for the prestigious 1200km Paris-Brest-Paris (PBP) grand randonnee event in France, and for others held throughout the world.

Now is the time to start your training program, familiarize yourself with the brevet event format, and meet other experienced long distance riders and PBP anciens (veterans). If you enjoy the challenge of long distance cycling, we encourage you to come and ride our brevets, even if PBP is not in your future plans.

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The Iowa Valley Bicycle Club of Marshalltown, Iowa is committed to the sport of biking and the wellness of all people. It was formed in 1974 to promote recreational bicycling and bicycle safety. From the initial mission, the club has been active in programs such as the bike safety rodeo program of the after school Allstars program, donating helmets to children, providing traffic control for the Oktemberfest 10 K run and the Corn Carnival Triathlon, and assisting the Adopt-a-Highway Program. Through donations it has also aided in the development of the Marshalltown Bike Path and the Discovery America Trail.

The club offers a variety of rides based on age and skill level. Rides range from Sunday afternoon family rides on the bike path to century rides. Other popular rides include campout rides to Saylorville and Pine Lake, Marshamallo, Fourth of July ride to Gifford parade, the December Tour de Lights, RAGBRAI, and Saturday AM rides.

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The Kansas Mountain Biking Club is based in Manhattan, KS and is dedicated to maintaining and improving trail opportunities for the sport of mountain biking through the promotion, education, and support of local land management agencies. They provide local trail expertise and education for the community of Manhattan and the state of Kansas.

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The Kansas River Valley Triathlon Club is based in Wichita, Kansas, and their mission is to promote the sport of triathlon in central Kansas by encouraging, mentoring, and supporting multi-sport athletes of all levels and abilities, and to utilize the sport of triathlon and commitment of triathlon club members to support the local community and make it a better, safer and healthier place to live.

The Kansas River Valley Triathlon Club offers friendship, camaraderie, and mentoring, group training events and clinics, and a comprehensive web site which includes race information, calendar of events, club photos, training information, swim workouts, and more.

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The Kansas Singletrack Society (KSS) coordinates the maintenance and development of trails in South Central Kansas and educates mountain bikers and trail users in responsible and environmentally sound use and design of trails.

The KSS maintains trails at Air Capital Memorial Park, Camp Horizon, Winfield City Lake, Santa Fe Lake, Miller's Meadows and the Eagle View Trail at Kaw Lake, and rehabilitates trails that have become overgrown and unrideable. The KSS also seeks to identify opportunities for new trail development, especially in and near Wichita.

KSS members have spent hundreds of hours maintaining and building mountain bike trails, and have added several miles of singletrack at Camp Horizon and created a new mountain bike trail near Wichita called Miller's Meadows. Adding additional trails in the Wichita area is a top priority for KSS.

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The KSU Cycling Team is made up of cyclists ranging from beginners to licensed competitive racers, leisure riders, and of course road, mountain, and cyclocross riders. The goals of the KSU cycling team are to introduce interested riders to the sport of cycling and promote a healthy lifestyle through fun and physical fitness as well as student involvement.

KSU competes in collegiate events against other universities and colleges within the North Central Collegiate Cycling Conference (NCCCC), one of ten regional divisions of the National Collegiate Cycling Association (NCCA) through USA Cycling.

Currently there are no dues to join the team and interested KSU students are encouraged to come to a team meeting and go for a ride to see what the team is all about.

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The Kansas Triathlon Club at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas is made up of KU Students, Alumni and the Community. Its mission is to promote interest in physical fitness through training and competing in multisport events, to represent student needs and wants in regard to training and competing in multisport activities, to encourage personal growth while promoting a common interest and fostering participation and competition in triathlons and multisport events, and to foster interaction among members and the surrounding community.

The Kansas Triathlon Club is looking for individuals who enjoy working out and love the sport. Even if you have never done a triathlon-duathlon we want you to come learn about the sport and get involved. Members range from athletes getting ready for their first sprint triathlon to those who have been in the sport for years.

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KU Cycling is a group of students, both graduate and undergraduate with various majors, who enjoy riding a bicycle in one form or another. Beginner, Sport, or Expert, KU Cycling has almost every level of every discipline covered whether you ride road, mountain, or cyclocross. KU Cycling is active in the national cycling arena sending team members to Collegiate National Road, Mountain, and Cyclocross events.

While there are a number of members who are competitive, it is not expected nor required. KU Cycling is a member of the Sport Club program, so it's perfectly acceptable to be a strictly recreational rider.

The Kansas University Cycling Team organizes the annual Jayhawk Cycling Classic race weekend.

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Founded in 1971, the Kaw Valley Bicycle Club (KVBC) is dedicated to safe and fun bicycling in and around Topeka, Kansas. The KVBC is both a recreational and advocacy organization, and is an affiliate member of the League of American Bicyclists (LAB).

The KVBC currently hosts three large, organized rides annually, including the Bruce Whaley Spirit Ride (for the Leukemia Foundation), the Capitol Classic, and the Cottonwood 200.

In addition, the KVBC also strongly encourages participation in the regional MS150 ride.

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The KCOI Boulevard Racing Team is a Kansas City-based and sponsored bicycle racing team that fosters competitive racing opportunities throughout the Midwest. They are committed to developing women's racing and providing regional exposure for their sponsors.

The team is dedicated to being a top competitor in the cycling community throughout the Midwest, and is focused on providing opportunities for racers at all levels and to develop competitors in the elite categories of racing.

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Lanterne Rouge Kansas is a Leavenworth, KS bicycle club and race team run by Roger Harrison, a bicycle racer, race promoter, announcer and photographer, and a fixture at sporting events throughout the region, loved and respected for his tireless enthusiasm and spirit of volunteerism.

Lanterne Rouge Kansas is his web site, dedicated to his passions: Cycling in Kansas and Missouri, Helping local people enjoy family sports, Promotion of women racing in the four-state area, and Volunteering in the Kansas area.

I will use this media to post my race event flyers, on-line registration, event photos, event updates and/or changes, and other digital products that I like to provide to make your participation more rewarding.

You can view Roger's photos on his Flickr site.

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The Lawrence Bicycle Club is an organization of members of the Lawrence community (along with members outside Lawrence) who have joined together to promote cycling for recreation, exercise, and sport.

Lawrence Bicycle Club puts on two paid rides during the year: Lizard Under the Skillet in July, and Octoginta in October. These fully-supported rides welcome riders of all abilities.

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The Lawrence Mountain Bike Club (LMBC) is an organization dedicated to promoting mountain biking in and around Lawrence, Kansas. LMBC promotes mountain biking opportunities for all and has fun doing it.

The LMBC mission is to promote mountain biking through educational activities, organized rides, maintenance and advocacy of local trails. LMBC sponsors the Lawrence Chapter of the National Mountain Bike Patrol, and is a member club of the International Mountain Bike Association (IMBA).

LMBC members help maintain the local bike trails, promote mountain bike races, and organize fun events such as the ShinDig, the Solstice Ride, and the New Year's Day Ride, as well as weekly Friday Night Rides through the spring and summer. These rides are open to all skill levels.

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The Leavenworth Bicycle Club serves Leavenworth, Fort Leavenworth, Leavenworth County, and surrounding areas. Members of the club participate in triathlons, cross state bicycle tours, bed and breakfast bicycle weekends, and supported or self-contained bicycle camping tours.

The club features rides every weekend for most of the year, as well as weeknight rides, picnics, and cycle camping trips. Winter activities include road rides, trail riding on mountain bikes, hiking, camping trips, pot luck suppers, progressive dinners, and an annual Christmas party.

The Leavenworth Bicycle Club hosts the annual Buffalo Bill Century Ride, which invites bicycle riders of all ages and abilities to participate in a fully supported ride over scenic rolling country roads that span the length and breadth of beautiful Leavenworth County.

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The Leavenworth Triathlon Club of Leavenworth, Kansas promotes the sport of triathlon in the local community, and encourages and coaches beginner triathletes to complete their first triathlon, as well as assisting in training more experienced triathletes to complete Olympic and IRONMAN distances races.

The Leavenworth Triathlon Club holds monthly meetings to share the basics such as equipment selection, proper fit, basic swim, bike, and run skills, basic training strategies, and getting in shape and having fun!

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Play bicycle polo in Little Rock, Arkansas. They play at MacArthur Park Courts, 1058 McMath Avenue in Little Rock.

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The Madison County Cycle Club is a bicycle club based in Winterset, Iowa that serves Madison County, birthplace of John Wayne and home to the world-famous Bridges of Madison County. The Madison County Cycle Club is a diverse group of Central Iowa Riders and a few of their friends.

The Madison County Cycle Club organizes a ride around Madison County called BRAMCO (Bike Ride Around Madison County), which is always the second weekend in June.

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McPherson Area Cyclists (MAC) is a bicycle club serving recreational cyclists in McPherson, Kansas and the surrounding area. It is a rather loose eclectic bicycle organization that meets informally on bicycle rides during the year. There are currently no dues (except to ride), no officers, no meetings (except during rides or an impromptu beverage stop after), no tee shirts, no jerseys, only a group of guys and gals who enjoy cycling.

The McPherson Area Cyclists offers weekly rides on Saturday morning and Wednesday evenings, occasionally ending at an area eatery/pub.

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Mercy Cycling Team is a Fort Smith, Arkansas cycling club that was created and designed to promote activities in competitive bicycle racing, touring, mountain biking, and recreational cycling. It is the team's goal to participate in local, regional, and national USCF & NORBA cycling events, tours, and rides; to promote cycling through a variety of venues; and to participate in local charity events that benefit the community.

Mercy Cycling offers an Elite Mens Team, an Elite Womens Team, a Mens Development Team, and the Mercy Club Team, which is intended as an introductory team to help you get into the sport of bicycle racing. Regardless of your level, Mercy Cycling strives to promote the sport cycling with sportsmanship, determination, and the pursuit of excellence.

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The Miami County Velo Cycling Club was founded in 2010 to promote cycling in Miami County, Kansas. The mission of MiCo Velo Cycling Club is to promote bicycling as a sport, an alternative means of transportation, a safe and fun way to exercise in all of Miami County and its communities.

Membership is open to any person that considers themselves a cyclist or would like to become a cyclist. We define a cyclist as anyone that enjoys time in the saddle of their trusty bike. Doesn't matter how far, how long, how fast or how skilled you are, if you ride a bike, we want you to be a part of us. Even if you don't ride but would like to see things become a little more bicycle friendly, we want you.

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The Mid-America Bicycle Club was established in Kearney, Nebraska by 4 founding members in 1989 and today they have over 60 members that enjoy cycling together, either on or off road. In addition to their weekly rides, they have many fun activities like dinner rides, picnics, camping trips and an annual century tour that is one of the best in the state.

The annual Mid-America Century Tour is their premier event, and has been a tradition since 1992. The usual tour route begins at Cottonmill park in Kearney, follows Highway 30 to Lexington, and then south to Johnson Lake. After a delightful ride around the lake and lunch at the marina, they follow the same route returning to Kearney. Options are also offered for shorter distances if you prefer not to ride the 100 mile route.

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Midwest Cycling Community is a virtual bicycle club built around the Trek factory stores in Omaha, Kansas City, and St. Louis.

The Midwest is full of cyclists roaming the back roads and trails, where great athletes push themselves harder each ride because the accomplishment feels good. The Midwest is full of people who like bikes just as much as you do. No matter how you like to ride your bike, the Midwest Cycling Community is an opportunity for you to meet other people who share your interest and experience something new.

You will learn about organized rides and events, cool ride routes, great weekend trips, lodging, training and maintenance, and the best coffee shops and brew pubs around the area: all the cycling essentials. This is more than a club, it is an avenue to experience the full spectrum of cycling in your community.

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Midwest Velo was formed by cyclists looking to make a difference in the community. Representing their charity LIVESTRONG Army of KC, and their presenting sponsor HCA Midwest Cancer Care, they are dedicated to raising public awareness of the fight against cancer throughout the Kansas City region.

They pursue their purpose as The LIVESTRONG Army of KC Cycling Team by Midwest Cancer Care, and encourage healthy lifestyles through friendship, teamwork, and fun.

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The Mountain Top Cycling Club is a bicycle club based in Florissant, Colorado. Their mission is to encourage bicycling for health, recreation, sport and transportation. The club promotes bicycle safety through improved bicycling facilities, bicycle friendly road design, and bicycle paths. They support individuals, organizations and other entities which, in turn, support cycling.

The Mountain Top Cycling Club is designed to be for cyclists of all kinds. Mountain, road, social, tri or race riders. It is designed to help riders at all skill levels from beginners to seasoned pros.

The hosts the annual Mountain Top Cycling Club Experience Ride.

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Nebraska Brevet is the official site for information about randonneuring in Nebraska.

The site contains ride rules and regulations, as well as a complete schedule of upcoming 200K, 300K, 400K, 600K, and 1000K rides, plus maps and cue sheets.

Randonneuring is long-distance unsupported endurance cycling. This style of riding is non-competitive in nature, and self-sufficiency is paramount. When riders participate in randonneuring events, they are part of a long tradition that goes back to the beginning of the sport of cycling in France and Italy. Friendly camaraderie, not competition, is the hallmark of randonneuring.

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The Nebraska Sandhills Randonneurs host ACP and RUSA sanctioned long-distance bicycle rides in and around the Sandhills region of our vast midwestern plains state. Long-distance, unsupported, non-competitive, endurance cycling in the Sandhills of Nebraska.

NESHR has no club membership dues, however, membership with RUSA is required for ride credit towards awards.

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The Oklahoma Bicycle Society was organized in 1973 to promote all aspects of bicycling in the state of Oklahoma. Most of OBS's 400+ members live in the central part of the state in or near Oklahoma City, but there are also members scattered throughout the state and several who reside in surrounding states. Within the ranks of our membership, one can find expert advice on any subject from ride routes to equipment selection and from racing and touring to repair and maintenance.

The club is dedicated to the promotion of bicycling as a safe and enjoyable outdoor activity, and actively supports local, state and national programs which will benefit bicycling. The club also publishes a monthly newsletter and sponsors a year-round program of weekly rides which range from slow-paced family outings to others which will test the abilities of the most experienced riders.

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The Oklahoma City Based Racing Club is a group of riders committed to understanding the technical aspects of the sport of bicycle racing, who train to achieve their personal best, periodically measure themselves against other riders in competition, and desire to fellowship with and encourage each other.

Take advantage of the Club's fellowship, training, and competitive activities by getting involved in the oldest bicycle racing club in Oklahoma.

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The Oklahoma Earthbike Fellowship is a state-wide membership organization dedicated to the enhancement of off-road cycling through trail advocacy, maintenance and cooperation with land managers and users.

The OEF is a club that grew out of the need for cool places to ride in Oklahoma. They have worked hard to secure riding areas in their state through lobbying efforts. They are in part responsible for rule changes that opened state lands and parks to off-road bicycle riding, and have received national recognition for the work that they've done.

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The Omaha Pedalers Bicycle Club sponsors a wide variety of bicycle rides and other related activities as well as providing useful information about bicycling to its members and community. It is Omaha's largest bicycle club with over four hundred members, many of whom are new to bicycling when they join the club. They excel with training, positive attitudes, enthusiasm, persistence and the desire for the adventure of being outdoors. They range in age from infants to several members that are in their seventies.

The club sponsors an assortment of weekly ride routes for all interests and capabilities of bicycles and their riders. There are also Spring and Fall overnighters, picnic rides and much more. Members also participate in various fund-raising events and coordinates advocacy activities for safety and trail funding, and supports local law-enforcement and fire/rescue patrols.

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Osceola Velo Club is an unsponsored, USA Cycling registered, road racing bicycle club which specializes in the development of the novice road racer. Whether you are a total newbie, an experienced racer, or just want to get "race fit," the Osceola Velo Club is the place for you.

The Osceola Velo Club was established by USCF Cat 4 road racer and USCF certified cycling coach Pat Schlager in order to give road bicyclists the opportunity to be introduced to and participate in the sport of bicycle road racing. Come learn the ropes of bicycle road racing under the guidance of a nationally licensed cycling coach and experienced road racer (road, track, cyclo-cross).

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OutSpokin' is Kansas City's gay/lesbian bicycle club. They offer bike rides every weekend as well as club social events.

The purpose of the club is to support cycling activities in the gay and lesbian community within the greater Kansas City area. The club pursues both the sport and social aspects of cycling and is open to everyone regardless of skill level.

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The Oz Bicycle Club of Wichita, Kansas is one of the oldest and largest cycling clubs in the midwest, with members from more than 59 Kansas communities and seven other states. Oz is truly a "full service" club, offering members an array of services including regular touring and mountain bike rides, as well as active road and mountain bike racing teams. Monthly meetings are held year-round, as are weekly tours and race training rides.

The club's biggest annual event is the Wicked Wind 100. The Wicked Wind has grown to a "must do" ride for cyclists from all over the region. It offers something for riders of any ability, with 25-, 50-, and 100-mile rides. Road races are also held in conjunction with this event. The Wicked Wind 100 is one of the 5 rides featured in the Kansas Survival Series.

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The Ozark Off Road Cyclists is a Fayetteville, Arkansas mountain bike club dedicated to promoting responsible mountain biking, trail maintenance, and preservation of green spaces.

The OORC is the most active trail advocacy group for mountain biking in Arkansas, and have been the driving force in keeping trails open, building new trail systems, and gaining access to existing and proposed trails.

Club members ride in some of the most beautiful places in Arkansas. Every month the OORC leads a ride at a different trail. Some of their favorite destinations include Syllamo Trail System, Hobbs State Park Conservation Area, Lake Leatherwood, and the Buffalo Headwaters. We also lead rides in the Ouachitas, Arkansas River Valley, southern Missouri, and western Oklahoma.

The club also promotes three of Northwest Arkansas' favorite events: The Park to Park Ride, Ozark Headwaters Challenge, and the Eureka Springs Fat Tire Festival.

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OzEastsiders is an email discussion group for east Wichita cyclists. It is affiliated with the Oz Bicycle Club, and features news about bicycle-related happenings in Wichita, including rides, events, trails, and advocacy.

"We're a group of cyclists who enjoy riding fast, slow, and moderate paced. We've got some traditional rides we do each week, usually out of Minneha Elementary on Central at Webb. Group members can post any ride they want, others may or may not join you. We'll do pancake rides occasionally, or gravel road, Redbud trail, city paths.

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The Parkland Cyclists Bicycle Club is located in scenic southeast Missouri, about 60 miles from downtown St. Louis. The Parkland Area covers Farmington, Park Hills, Desloge, Bonne Terre, Bismarck and the Arcadia Valley.

The club promotes all aspects of bicycling with special emphasis on bicycling safety, bicyclist's rights and responsibilities. Their goal is to improve the communication among cyclists and to provide opportunities for bicycling and socializing with others. Club members include both experienced riders as well as pleasure riders.

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The Pittsburg State University Bicycle Club is sponsored by Tailwind Cyclists Bike Shop in Pittsburg, KS.

The club offers mountain bike and road rides that fluctuate with the seasons. Rides are held at least twice a week, usually more. Early fall and late spring rides are outdoors, winter rides are indoors (on stationary trainers) at Tailwind Cyclists. Road rides meander around the countryside, while mountain bike rides go to 23rd St or Wilderness Park. Calendar and news updated monthly.

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Plymouth County Cyclists is a bicycle club located in Le Mars, Iowa, whose mission is to promote safe bicycling in and around Plymouth County, Iowa.

Plymouth County Cyclists hosts the annual Tour de Plymouth that takes place each June in Le Mars.

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The Polk County Bike Club is a non-profit organization based in Bolivar, Missouri, with members from many communities in Polk County. Their vision is to enhance their community through bicycling, promote individual health and develop a more bicycle-friendly environment.

The Polk County Bike Club organizes the annual Polk County Wildflower Ride, which takes place on the Frisco Highline Trail.

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Cycling as defined by the occasionally refinement-challenged members of the most prestigious and highly honored cycling organization between 63rd and 75th streets in Prairie Village, Kansas.

These amateur athletes crave the rush of air and the sounds of the city as they pedal throughout the Kansas City area, and their numbers are growing as others join in their healthful and exhilarating way to exercise, while making friends along the way.

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The Quad Cities Bicycle Club is over 1000 members strong, supporting the communities of Davenport (Iowa), Moline (Illinois), Bettendorf (Iowa) and Rock Island (Illinois). The club has promoted safe bicycle riding for all ages and abilities for over 40 years.

The club features a full schedule of local rides for all abilities, as well as annual cycling events such as the Tailwind Ride century, the Quad Cities Criterium, the Heartland Century, and TOMRV, a 2-day 200-mile ride with great scenery, friendship and fun!

Benefits of membership in the club include a monthly newsletter and a discount at local bike shops.

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The RevRock Cycling Club is dedicated to promoting bike safety fitness and community involvement through charitable activities in Central Arkansas and the surrounding area.

The RevRock Cycling Club is made up of cyclists of all ages with diverse backgrounds, who ride primarily for fitness and social activity but like to be challenged as well. They support social rides that enable even the newest rider to feel welcome. They leave no one behind. They are built from a small group with core fundamental values and goals that has grown over several years. They believe in safe and organized rides, and aspire to make their community a better and safer place for cycling.

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The River City Racing Club is a Wichita, Kansas bicycle racing team that competes in events throughout the midwest, and hosts races in the Wichita region.

Events hosted by the River City Racing Club include the Bazaar Road Race and the Big Ring Dirt Road Series.

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The Rocky Mountain Bicycle Boys is an informal group of people who are enthusiastic about the sport of mountain biking. Members tend to favor challenging single track trails, especially those in Colorado's high country.

The group sponsors frequent weekend and holiday trips throughout the riding season, which runs from April through October. Several multi-day trips are scheduled each year at locations such as Moab, Fruita, Crested Butte, Steamboat Springs, Winter Park, Vail, Durango and Telluride. Moreover, there are frequent day rides on trails in the foothills near Denver.

Most of those belonging to the Bicycle Boys are accomplished back country riders, and the rides we engage in are both physically challenging and technically demanding. That said, outings are planned by club members, who are free to pick the locale and terrain they wish to ride. Everyone in the group started as a neophyte, and the club encourages those new to mountain biking to do rides they are comfortable with and gradually acquire the skill and endurance to become more proficient riders.

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The Rocky Mountain Cycling Club is a premier road bicycling club for Wheat Ridge, Colorado and the Rocky Mountain region, offering a full range of rides for the active, enthusiastic cyclists of intermediate and advanced levels and interests.

The RMCC was created to cater to active, enthusiastic cyclists of intermediate and advanced levels and interests. The club offers an annual slate of rides which challenge riders to plan and develop their conditioning level and cycling ability. The club also provides benefits such as discounts on cycling equipment and other services from local bike shops.

The RMCC offers a full range of pedaling experiences, whether you ride for fitness or endurance, on road or mountain bikes. No other local club offers the variety nor the scope of rides.

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The Rolla Area Touring Society is a cycling club in the Rolla/Waynesville area of Missouri. You will find bikers that enjoy a leisurely ride on the KATY trail or a trek from Rolla to St. James and back. If you want to do some fast road riding you'll find company among thier RAT race group. They have mountain bikers that love dirt. There's something for every interest and ability.

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Routt County Riders is the voice of cycling in Steamboat Springs, Routt County, and Northwest Colorado. If you own a bike you need to join and become part of that voice because they are building trails, advocating for your rights to ride safely in the community and promoting cycling as a healthy, environmentally friendly and fun way to get around.

Routt County Riders represents the interests of all cyclists in the region. The club is actively involved in the development and maintenance of sustainable mountain bike trails, events and races, cycling advocacy, and the annual Steamboat Bike Swap.

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The Saint Joseph Mountain Biking club enjoys off-road cycling in St. Joseph, Missouri. They maintain mountain bike trails at the Honey Creek Conservation Area, Sunbridge Hills Conservation Area, Corby Park, and Krug Park.

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Organized in 1996, the Sandhills Bicycle Club (SBC) has approximately 35 members, most of whom are mountain bike riders. The Club hosts a weekly Saturday morning ride, starting in the Yucca Dune parking lot at 7:30 AM. The SBC is also involved in community activities such as trail building, safety rodeos, and trail advocacy projects.

The club is sponsored by the Yucca Dune outdoor sporting goods store in Valentine, Nebraska.

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Play bicycle polo in Lawrence, Kansas. They play at Veteran's Park at 19th and Louisiana (if weather is good) or the Riverfront Parking Garage at 6th and New Hampshire (if rain or snow) 11am-1pm every Sunday and 8pm to 10pm every Tuesday.

Everyone is welcome to come watch, play, and heckle. No skill or experience required. All you need to bring is your bike; they provide everything else.

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Sioux City Velo is a cycling team based out of Sioux City, Iowa, and includes riders from across the state. The mission of the team is to promote the sport of competitive cycling through active participation in both on and off-road events throughout the Midwest. The team's roster includes a broad range of riders in both age and categories.

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Siouxland Cyclists is a bicycle club in Sioux City, Iowa that promotes enjoyable and safe cycling. Its members include new, beginning and intermediate riders, strong racers and endurance cyclists, community activists, families, and many others who enjoy cycling as either recreation or transportation.

Each year the club organizes many different types of bicycle rides, including beginner rides, social rides, and longer training rides leading up to the big event of the year: RAGBRAI.

The Siouxland Cyclists play an active role in RAGBRAI, and is one of a few established clubs that each year is guaranteed a limited number of passes for the annual ride. Each year, for a small fee, the club offers baggage and return transportation services for its members who ride RAGBRAI.

Club members also work to promote safety for family and beginning cyclists. The club also actively promotes recreational trails and works with officials at Stone State Park to promote safety and non-invasive mountain biking.

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The Southern Oklahoma Mountain Bike Association (SOMBA) is a not-for-profit organization based in Ardmore, Oklahoma. SOMBA helps maintain trails and grow the sport of mountain biking in Southern Oklahoma.

With scenic rolling country roads, great trails, lake campgrounds, picnic areas, and great area lodging, one would be hard-pressed to find a more versatile area to ride and enjoy the outdoors. Load up your bikes and come see for yourself.

SOMBA hosts the annual Red River Shootout cross country mountain bike race at Lake Murray State Park in Ardmore.

Note: The original web site for the Southern Oklahoma Mountain Bike Association (http://redrivershootoutmtb.com/somba.html) has disappeared; the link leads to an archive copy.

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Spanish Peaks Cycling is a recreational bicycling club that promotes safe and fun cycling for all ages and abilities. They welcome members from La Veta, Cuchara, Walsenburg, Trinidad, and across Colorado. Whether you are a beginning cyclist or an accomplished racer, Spanish Peaks Cycling offers opportunities to get more out of cycling. It's all about riding!

Spanish Peaks Cycling sponsors a number of rides and events each year, including the Stonewall Century, a challenging road bike ride along one of Colorado's most beautiful scenic highways. The club also hosts a number of weekly local road rides, mountain bike rides, and social events.

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The Spokesmen Bicycle Club of Kansas City is an eclectic group of bicycle enthusiasts whose interests range from the earliest bicycles and related history up to the current. The ephasis of the club is on having fun and meeting other folks into the kinds of bikes there isn't always a good group around for. These might include antiques, vintage cruisers and lightweight "English Racer" type bikes, muscle bikes, aka Stingray style "banana seat" bikes, BMX and custom.

Some of their members are also into such fringe areas as Gravity Bikes (powered by nothing but downhill pull) and freakbikes. Tall bikes, "Frankenbikes" etc. They meet the third Sunday of every month usually in Independence, MO somewhere near the square. For more information contact Paul at 816-824-5723 or 816-985-9011.

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Springbike is a local club in Springfield, Missouri whose purpose is to promote enjoyable safe cycling for its members and community. Members of the club receive a monthly newsletter, participate in club-sponsored rides and events, and receive a 10% discount on bike accessories at local bike shops.

The club hosts frequent local rides throughout the year (see their ride calendar).

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The mission of the St. Joseph Bicycle Club is to encourage all people to participate in bicycling without regard to age or expertise. They promote all aspects of bicycling with special emphasis on bicycle safety and bicyclists' rights and responsibilities and general health and fitness. They also seek to enhance communications among cyclists to provide opportunities for bicycling and socializing with others.

When you join this group of bicycle enthusiasts who enjoy cycling as a family recreational event, you will meet new friends with similar interest and get great exercise. Although the club also supports more experienced rider, their main focus is on those just out there for a little fun.

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Play bicycle polo in St. Louis, Missouri.

We play bike polo every Sunday. Anyone is welcome to come out and get in on a game. We meet 2:00 pm Sunday at Lindenwood Park. You don't need anything to try it out, we've got bikes and mallets you can borrow.

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The Stillwater Red Dirt Pedalers Bicycle Club serves recreational cyclists in north-central Oklahoma. Though most social events of the club involve road riding, the Red Dirt Pedalers is committed to encouraging bicycling of all kinds and by riders of all ages and fitness levels.

The Red Dirt Pedalers is a sanctioned club with the U. S. Cycling Federation (USCF) and the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA).

The Red Dirt Pedalers hosts a number of cycling events during the year, including the Chili-Bike Lake McMurtry Challenge in February, and the Tour of Payne in July for road cyclists.

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The Summit Biking Group is a non-profit club dedicated to road biking in Summit County, Colorado, home to the Arapahoe Basin, Breckenridge, Copper Mountain and Keystone Ski resorts as well as the towns of Breckenridge, Dillon, Frisco and Silverthorne.

Their mission is to enhance recreational bicycling opportunities in Summit County by connecting fellow cyclists in a fun and organized environment and by serving as a fundraising resource, primarily through organizing and hosting the annual "Circle the Summit" Bob Guthrie Memorial Ride, to provide financial support for projects that maintain, improve and expand the Summit County Recreational Pathway System.

The group's primary emphasis is on non-competitive road biking; however, many of their members also are active mountain bikers.

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Team Colavita/Parisi Kansas City is an amateur bicycle racing team that competes in road, mountain and cyclocross races. They are based in Kansas City Missouri / Kansas, and compete regionally throughout the Mid-west.

We love to ride bicycles. We work hard to perform well in our races, but we also put a premium on having fun with the sport together as a team. We think this is one part of our team that sets us apart from others in the local scene. Our team stretches from St. Joseph to Lawrence and all places in between, with the main core living in Kansas City. We want to grow our team not only so we can meet new members and help them succeed under the Colavita/Parisi Coffee banner, but to also help grow the sport in our community.

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The Team Evergreen Bicycle Club is based in Evergreen, Colorado at the crest of the foothills entering the majestic Rocky Mountains west of Denver. The club promotes cycling through their schedule of group rides and special events.

The club holds weekly road rides from March through October. Both road and mountain bike rides are popular and attract a variety of skill levels. Rides typically break apart into several groups based on ability, but depending on length gather at one or two predetermined spots to regroup. Everyone is welcome. Lunch at a nearby restaurant, while certainly not required, is a traditional follow-up to the rides.

The Triple Bypass is the club's premier event. Over 120 miles and more than 10,000 feet of elevation gain over three major mountain passes make this an event only for the fittest cyclists. The ride began in 1988 with just a handful of Evergreen cyclists. This is one of the nation's top single-day recreational cycling events, and raises funds for a number of beneficiaries.

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Team Horizon Cycling is a cycling team based out of Saint Joseph, MO specializing in cyclocross, mountain bike, and road racing.

Team Horizon Cycling is sponsored by the Horizon Cycling bicycle shop in St. Joseph.

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Team Kaos is a USA Cycling sanctioned cycling club based in Omaha and Lincoln, Nebraska. Members range from 15 to 65 years of age, from the casual recreational rider who never enters bike races to the hard core category 1 rider who races frequently.

For the last 25 years Team Kaos has been on the podium at many local and regional races, plus we help with community rides and other events. The major event that we promote is the Omaha Cycling Weekend held the third weekend of July.

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Team Undiscovered is a cycling club based in Edmond, Oklahoma that encourages and motivates individuals to stay healthy by maintaining a regular exercise program. In addition to helping its member stay fit, Team Undiscovered is an outlet for members to celebrate their fitness by becoming involved in racing, including cycling and multi-sport (triathlon and duathlon) events. Their primary racing focus is on USCF and USAT sanctioned races throughout the central US, including Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas, Texas, and Missouri.

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Topeka Triathletes (T2), is the first and only USA Triathlon registered club in Topeka, Kansas. As part of an active and healthy lifestyle, the mission of T2 is to promote the physical and psychological benefits of engaging in multi-sport activities, including swimming, cycling and running. T2 welcomes novices to the sport, as well as experienced duathletes and triathletes.

Topeka Triathletes provides an organized forum for training, knowledge sharing, and competing in triathlons and other endurance sports for athletes in the Northeast Kansas area. It also provides members the opportunity to meet socially, to have fun, and to discuss ideas related to multi-sport, various multi-sport events, training methods, equipment selection, race planning and other information.

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The TRiKC Triathlon Club of Kansas City is the premiere triathlon club in the Midwest (Missouri and Kansas) and the Kansas City area serving all levels of the KC multisport community since 1992. TRiKC was established to provide a network of information, support services, training and racing activities, friendship and fun for all ages and abilities for those interested in multisport activities like triathlons and duathlons.

TRiKC offers its members of all abilities the finest in workouts, social activities, discounts, sponsors, gear, and support. TRiKC is a true not-for-profit corporation with the mission of serving the interests of all of its members. TRiKC helps sponsor local triathlons and triathlon-related activities.

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The Tulsa Bicycle Club, (TBC) sponsors a year round program of rides and events. Our rides vary in length from 5 to 125 miles and in difficulty from very easy social rides to hard and fast tours through and around Oklahoma's green country. The Tulsa Bicycle Club will leave no one out.

TBC is involved in helping to develop bike paths, bike lanes and educate the public and our membership about bicycle safety. The club also actively participates in the design and organization for Oklahoma's state wide bicycle ride called FreeWheel. TBC FreeWheel Training Rides are held from March through May each year to help prepare for this cross-state ride.

TBC has over 350 members willing to share their cycling knowledge regarding safety, ride routes, touring, as well as, bicycle equipment selection, maintenance and repair. If you enjoy bicycle riding, come out to one of the club rides and see how much fun it is!

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Tulsa, Oklahoma's premier bicycle racing club is the Tulsa Wheelmen, who are committed to all aspects of road racing, including developing new local racing talent, supporting their existing club of racers, promoting quality local and regional races, and responsible cycling through advocacy. Their training rides, races, newsletter and network of more than 100 members can help you achieve your cycling goals.

The club's goal is to provide an environment where new racers can learn from more experienced members and see how far their training and their bikes will take them. In conjunction with that, the Tulsa Wheelmen promote several USCF sanctioned races each year that attracts racers from all over the region.

The Tulsa Wheelmen also actively promote responsible bicycling and the protection of bicyclists' rights, with an emphasis on educating the public and government officials, as well as cooperative efforts with law enforcement and other local, state and national cycling organizations.

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The Twin Lakes Bicycle Club of Mountain Home, Arkansas offers fun and fitness for cyclists of all ages, skill levels and riding interests. Members include families with children, seniors, and racers, all enjoying road and mountain biking in the beautiful Ozarks of norther Arkansas.

The Twin Lakes Bicycle Club is committed to the development and improvement of bicycle-related issues such as trail access, rider education, driver education, rights to the roads, youth encouragement, and any issues which will make the Twin Lakes Area more bicycle friendly.

Club rides are varied in length and intensity, with routes ranging from as little as 4 miles, to all-day trips. Take the kids along, or just get away from it all. Take a cool, easy ride along the White River. Pull a 70-mile road ride over Push Mountain. Charge up the Light System and go night riding on some of the state's premier single-track at Pigeon Creek.

Each spring, the club hosts the Pigeon Roast, one of the premier races on the Arkansas Mountain Bike Championship Series, drawing cyclists from four states.

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The Two Cycle Coffee House Bicycle Club is sponsored by Two Cycle Coffee House in Davis. Oklahoma. The club provides resources for all cyclists wishing to enjoy riding in a beautiful part of Oklahoma. The shop provides a launching and landing point for day rides, provides restrooms, showers, and water for cyclists.

Club rides include a leisurely ride around Davis, a breakfast ride to Sulphur or Wynnewood, a long ride through the Arbuckle Mountains, or off-road adventures.

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The University of Arkansas Cycling Club promotes students to live a healthy lifestyle by getting on their bikes and riding around the beautiful town of Fayetteville while representing their school. Made up of over 40 student and faculty members, Arkansas Cycling is a growing organization within the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville.

The club has weekly group rides, appears in local tours around Arkansas and competes collegiately in the SCCCC (South Central Collegiate Cycling Conference).

The club's mission is promote cycling to students, faculty, and staff, to represent the University of Arkansas in a positive manner through physically active pursuits, to provide opportunities for cycling education, safety, and organized cycling events, and to encourage the University of Arkansas community to remain health conscious through active lifestyles.

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The University of Iowa Cycling Club is open to all University of Iowa students, staff, and faculty, as well as anyone else who wishes to join. The main purpose of the club is to provide a medium for U of I students and others interested in cycling to meet and get to know one another. From there, friendships are made and group rides are soon to follow.

The club is open to, and consists of, all types of riders - from those looking to casually ride around town to those who are interested in collegiate racing. Due to demanding and conflicting schedules of our student members, the club typically does not adhere to scheduled club rides. To help set up rides, members use the club forum and email list. Each post is an open invitation for any club member to join in a ride.

The Club is also involved in both MTB and road collegiate racing. The University of Iowa is in the North Central Cycling Conference which is governed and regulated by USA Cycling. There are several MTB races in the Fall and several road races in the Spring.

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The University of Nebraska Cycling Team is a sport club at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. They race at collegiate cycling events in the Midwest as well as NORBA and USCF races year-round.

They are not just about racing though, as they also do group rides, road and mountain biking, and other activities such as trail maintenance. At monthly meetings the club teaches bicycle maintenance and riding techniques. If you have ever wanted to ride but didn't have a partner, then join the club and you will never have that problem again. Trips and tours are also enjoyed by club members.

The team organizes the annual Tour de Husker race weekend, which features a road race, time trial, and criterium.

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Vail Velo is a club, a forum, a guide and a neo form of worship of Colorado cycling from Vail to Gypsum. You'll find trails, friends, resources and events to help feed your addiction to ride.

The Vail Velo Cycling Club organizes the annual Beaver Creek Colorado-Eagle River Ride to support SOS Outreach, a nonprofit organization that builds character and self-esteem in youth through outdoor activities.

The Vail Velo web site also offers a forum where you can add your thoughts on your favorite ride, find riding buddies or list your bike stuff for free in the classifieds.

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The Velo Veloce Cycling Club is a group of Omaha, Nebraska cyclists interested in all facets of riding and racing bicycles, including touring, mountain biking, road racing, and cyclo-cross.

The Viva Velo Veloce blog provides news, updates, and a forum for communication between members of the Velo Veloce Cycling Club, the local Omaha Metro cycling community and anyone else interested in cycling.

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The Vintage Cyling Club of Kansas City is a group of bicycle enthusiasts and collectors who who love the bicycles of old. The club hosts a Monthly Vintage Bicycle Ride every first Sunday of each month. They do a casual 20-25 mile ride followed by grub, grog and vintage bicycle talk. Of course, there is an informal from-your-trunk swap following each ride.

Though they certainly encourage you to ride a vintage (pre-1980) bicycle, all bicycles and their riders are welcome. Any questions? Call 913 894 5588. Please contact Paul at 816-824-5723 for details.

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The Western Nebraska Bicycling Club is a place for those interested in cycling in the Nebraska Panhandle to organize, discuss, and support all things cycling. They post rides and discuss ways to improve bicycling in Western Nebraska.

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Play bicycle polo in Wichita, Kansas. Interested in playing hard-court bike polo? Wichita Hardcourt Bike Polo has enough equipment to run a couple games concurrently. They suggest finding a cheap mountain bike and ripping the derailleur off. Your bike or yourself might get broken!

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