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Siouxland Magazine | Explore / 65 Siouxland Cyclists Take to the Trails By Angie Schniderman Warmer weather is here, which means more cyclists hitting the trails. Siouxland Cyclists is a local non-profit organization that promotes enjoyable and safe cycling in the region, across a wide variety of types of cycling. 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. In addition to road biking, the club has activities for mountain bikers, bicycle racers, gravel riders, and children and families. Club members work to promote safety for all levels of cyclists. Several club members give safety demonstrations at elementary schools and work with city officials to promote safe cycling. The use of helmets is strongly encouraged among riders of all ages and abilities. Similarly, members encourage cyclists to keep visibility on the road in mind when dressing for rides, encouraging the use of reflective or high-vis materials, and appropriate lighting to warn motorists that cyclists are present. Recurrent training rides are a highlight for members as they train for the Register’s Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa, more commonly known as “RAGBRAI”. Rides regularly take place on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, as well as on weekends. These rides are “No Drop Rides,” meaning no new or inexperienced riders get left behind, ensuring anyone having any problems, like a flat tire, is helped out and slower riders are able to complete their ride without being left alone. Siouxland Cyclists can be found on Facebook, and information about rides can be found on their page, as well as specific ride pages like the “Tuesday Taco Ride,” the “Wednesday Warrior Ride,” and the “Thursday Club Siouxland Cyclist Ride”. Training for RAGBRAI isn’t the only reason members ride. The Club prides itself in helping other local organizations and initiatives as well. “Bike to Work” day emphasizes the accessibility by bike in Sioux City for those wishing to use local roads and trails to commute to work. The Club supports the Food Bank of Siouxland with an annual “Cranksgiving” ride in November, and by providing support for the Food Bank’s annual “Leader of the Pack: Hunger Games”. Flood victims in Hornick, Iowa were recently the recipient of assistance funds from a club ride between Sergeant Bluff and Hornick. Children receive special attention at the Club’s Bike Rodeo, where they learn about the importance of helmets, skills and bike safety rules. The Club also works with a program called “Siouxland Bikes for Kids” that takes donated bikes, repairs them, and provides them to children who do not have access to a bike on their own. President Kati Bak had this to say about the Club: “Siouxland Cyclists has something to offer bike riders of every age and ability, whether you want to race with our Sioux City Velo group or enjoy a casual trail ride with your children. Our members are passionate about riding, and mentoring other riders and the community about bicycle riding.” Angie Schneiderman is an avid bicyclist and member of Siouxland Cyclists, and Partner at Moore Heffernan Law Firm.
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