QCBC - Quad Cities Bicycle Club

QCBC - Quad Cities Bicycle Club http://www.qcbc.org
The Quad Cities Bicycle Club promotes the safe participation in bicycle for all!

Pedaling Forward | How Cycling & E-bikes Create Connected Communities on Tuesday, September 22, 2026 from 3:30-5:30 p.m....
09/17/2026

Pedaling Forward | How Cycling & E-bikes Create Connected Communities on Tuesday, September 22, 2026 from 3:30-5:30 p.m. at the Quad-Cities Waterfront Convention Center in Bettendorf. Attendance is free. Refreshments and Lyft e-bike demoing will be available. Please visit: www.visitquadcities.com/accelerate-vqc to RSVP. https://visitquadcities.com/accelerate-vqc

Breaking Barriers, Building Experiences Join us for AccelerateVQC: Accessible Tourism, where we’ll explore the vital role accessibility plays in shaping the future of travel. As a newly designated Verified…

Hey Friend, still time to sign up!!Remember, you don't have to start riding at 7 AM. The course is open until 5 PM.So co...
09/17/2026

Hey Friend, still time to sign up!!

Remember, you don't have to start riding at 7 AM. The course is open until 5 PM.

So come out, eat your lunch and then ride 2 to 3 loops or if you're feeling really speedy go for all four!

Not enough time to ride still need volunteers for route marking on Friday and Help throughout the day on Saturday.

Please call Tina at 563-580-0190 if you help out!

Sign up to ride on the calendar at qcbc.org

https://www.qcbc.org/content.aspx?page_id=4091&club_id=505193&item_id=3011881

09/15/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 15, 2026
CONTACT
Brittany Borup
Client Liasion
[email protected]

City of Riverdale Bellingham Street Reconstruction

RIVERDALE, Iowa (September 15, 2026) – The City of Riverdale, in partnership with MSA
Professional Services, Inc. (MSA), will begin a phased roadway improvement project along
Bellingham Street in early to mid-September 2026. Construction is anticipated to continue through
the end of October 2026.
The project is intended to improve pavement conditions, drainage, roadway reliability, and the
overall experience and safety of those traveling along the corridor. Construction will occur in three
phases to help manage traffic impacts and maintain access where possible.
Phase 1 – Mobilization and Utility Work | Early/Mid-September through Early October
The first phase will include contractor mobilization, storm sewer improvements, and utility
coordination. Temporary lane closures and impacts to the multi-use trail are anticipated during this
phase; however, Bellingham Street is expected to remain generally open to traffic.

Phase 2 – Roadway Reconstruction | October 5–19
The second phase will include pavement removal and reconstruction, traffic signal cabinet
replacement, railroad approach pavement improvements, multi-use trail reconstruction, and potential
driveway reconstruction.
During this phase, Bellingham Street and the multi-use trail will be fully closed to allow
construction activities to be completed safely and efficiently. Motorists and trail users should plan to
use alternate routes during this period.
Phase 3 – Restoration and Project Completion | October 19 through the End of October
The final phase will focus on restoration and project closeout activities, including completion of any
remaining driveway work, seeding, site restoration, and punch-list items. Minor traffic restrictions
may be necessary as this work is completed. Access to the multi-use trail is anticipated to be
restored prior to the completion of this phase.
Construction schedules are subject to change based on weather, site conditions, utility coordination,
and other unforeseen circumstances. The City of Riverdale appreciates the public’s patience and
cooperation throughout construction and encourages motorists, pedestrians, and bicyclists to use
caution when traveling near the project area.

FYI. Thanks Trek store!
09/09/2026

FYI. Thanks Trek store!

Heads up, the Goose Creek trail at the Kimberly underpass is currently closed. Please be safe crossing the Eastern intersection if you're in the area.

This is the time of year when lower sun and shadows make it much harder to see cyclists. On the trails locally there are...
09/06/2026

This is the time of year when lower sun and shadows make it much harder to see cyclists. On the trails locally there are many spots that oncoming cyclists are hard to see.
Flashing lights are much more visible than constant ones. Helmets are always important and can be bright also. Bright colored shirts help and are not expensive.
And remember, QCBC members get 10% off accessories at QC bike stores!

09/05/2026

An interesting read! Kind of amazing.

Interesting
09/05/2026

Interesting

55% of all bicyclist fatalities happen between 3 p.m. and midnight. ⚠️🚲

As daylight hours shorten this fall, visibility and awareness become even more important:

🚗 Look twice at intersections and before turning right on red.
🚗 Slow down in high-pedestrian and cycling corridors.

🚴 Wear hi-vis gear after dark.
🚴 Follow the rules of the road.

We ALL share the responsibility for getting home SAFE.

09/03/2026

It was fantastic to see so many people, especially QCBC'ers at the plaque dedication today for Alex Marietta. To me that says a lot of good about our biking community.
I know the parks department appreciated it also.
Very impressive!
I'm proud to be part of this group.
Mike Schertz

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1819 East Locust Street
Davenport, IA
52803

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