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The small town showed off their “Iowa Nice” as RAGBRAI made its way through
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The small town showed off their “Iowa Nice” as RAGBRAI made its way through
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RAGBRAI is no ordinary bicycle ride. The event draws thrill-seeking cyclists from all over the country who want to test their mettle on a week-long ride where they travel close to 500 miles.
The event was less than a day, but it took months of preparation for RAGBRAI’s visit to Fairfield to go off without a hitch.
The 51st rendition of RAGBRAI attracted riders from across the country and even from other countries, like the Biebrich family from Winnipeg, Canada, who stood out from the crowd thanks to their jerseys that displayed the Canadian flag.
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Camping hosts, information station volunteers, trash duty crews, and many others made Mt. Pleasant feel like home
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The city of Fairfield was turned into a cyclist’s paradise for one day on Friday, July 26, as 20,000 RAGBRAI riders descended on the town.
