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2022 Glenwood Gravel Women’s Podium
Glenwood is usually the race where everyone gets to enjoy a fantastic day in the Loess Hills on […]
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How to print a cue sheet from RideWithGPS
we got a question about cue sheets and made a quick video. Check it out…
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How can my friends and family watch me race?
Watching a bicycle race is kind of hard. My favorite way is from a TV at home on […]
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Parking in Silver City
There’s a bit of street parking in Silver City, but the local town folks have suggested we us […]
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How do I win an Iowa Gravel Series race?
This isn’t a posts on how to win races. No, this post is about the requirements racers have […]
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How to print and navigate a route with a cue sheet?
Cue sheets are a simple tool from a more simple time. They work just great when you pay attention to where you are and where you’re going. Just don’t expect them to re-route you to your destination.
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How to setup a bicycle route on your phone
How do you get a gravel route on your phone? This post will get you started.
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How to finish a 100km gravel ride when you’re not ready?
The right thing to do for any race is to be prepared. But, if you’re not, what can you do to maybe finish a 100km ride? Here’s one person’s strategy.
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What makes this a series?
When we first announced the Iowa Gravel Series, the first question we got was “what makes this a series?” Which is the right question to ask.
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How do aid stations work?
A self-described “total noob”, i.e. someone new to gravel riding, reached out and asked a completely legit question, […]
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What if something goes wrong?
What do we do when the weather is crazy on race day? Don’t worry we got plans. In fact, our plans have plans, so read on to see what happens when mother nature is playing games with the Iowa Gravel Series.