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EP!C rides are done for the year. Angie will plan a ceremony to hand out ribbons to the clients soon.. Will post more when the date is set

The LO Riders will switch to their summer schedule in early May, with rides on Tuesday and Saturday mornings unless there’s an Out of Box Ride on a Wednesday or Friday, and you can join the email list at shjensen1@yahoo.com … Continue reading →

EP!C Bike Rides  @ 9am the following Tuesdays:   May 26th  June 9th and 23rd  July 7th and 21st  August  4th and 18th September  1st,  15th and 29th 

MONDAY RIDES Terry Hunt and Dennis Riehl will be leading rides from either the Eureka Water Tower or Five Points in Washington. The rides will start at 9:00 am with the first ride after the Spring Breakout Ride. The no … Continue reading →

Tuesday evening ride at Dunlap Grade School: Steve Kurt leads this ride from the Dunlap Grade School.  Mileage will be 20-30 as daylight permits. The speed for the group will generally average 17mph.  The ride will regroup and make sure … Continue reading →

Pam Hoehne – a loss to so many people. Peoria Ski Club, Illinois Valley Wheelm’n, hundreds of friends, her wonderful kids/grandkids. May you rest in Peace, dear girl. A life well lived but ended to soon. Pamela Schuck-Hoehne, age 77, … Continue reading →

George M. Burrier Jr, who was instrumental in establishing the Rock Island State Trail passed February 17, 2025. He was president of the Friends of the Rock Island Trail for 28 years and a staunch advocate for the creation of … Continue reading →

Gerald “Jerry” Haley Obituary Gerald A. “Jerry” Haley, age 84, passed away on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, at OSF Richard L. Owens Hospice Home. Jerry was born on December 28, 1939, in Peoria, a son of John F. and Lucille … Continue reading →

Ride rules Riders must obey all Illinois Traffic Laws. Ride no more than two abreast. When riding in a large group, create space to help motorists. Use hand signals and obey all traffic signals. Check all intersections for traffic. Warn … Continue reading →