Fairbanks Cycle Club

09/29/2026

Moose -- dead and alive -- couldn't stop the Lazy-ish Sunday Road Riders from getting in a ride last Sunday (though they did alter their route a bit). Another ride is planned for this Sunday. It might be the last one of the season!

See the ride report here.
https://www.fairbankscycleclub.org/2026/09/lazy-ish-sunday-road-ride-report-09-27-2026/

09/29/2026

Our website is back up again! Thank you Don and Rachael!

Welcome to the Fairbanks Cycle Club  We are a bicycle club in Fairbanks, in the Interior of Alaska. We hold numerous rides and races throughout the year -- under the midnight sun in summer, and under the northern lights in winter. Fairbanks is rich with trails suitable for year-round mountain bikin...

09/28/2026

The Fairbanks Cycle Club website is down. We are working to get it fixed ASAP. Apologies for any inconveniences. If you need help, you can send an email to fbx.cycle.club (at) gmail.com.

09/21/2026

When the cat is away the mice will play! Eric may have called last week the last official ride TNR, but I’m gonna call this one the last official ride. Meet up is at UAF Ski hut. After riding large portions of Skarland for Equinox clean up, we notice the trails are in great shape, so Skarland 12 mile it is.

09/20/2026

Monday, Monday Monday! We have a Moderate Monday ride this week. Going to start at UAF at 6PM

09/17/2026

We had the 2026 FCC Annual Meeting on September 12. See this post for a report from Eric Troyer, FCC prez. Thank you to all who attended!

We had a great 2026 FCC Annual Meeting. Attendance wasn’t high – about 20 total – but we had some great discussions. We first had a potluck social. After about a half an hour, FCC President Eric Troyer started the official meeting.  Changes in the Board of Directors The current Board of Direc...

09/17/2026

The public has until September 21 to comment on a proposed State of Alaska land sale that could endanger several trails in the Rosie Creek area. In winter, these are popular multi-use motorized trails. Many people use them to fatbike. We hold several fatbike tours on these trails each winter. People also use them for snowmachining, skiing, mushing, snowshoeing, and walking. Citizen comments are important.

See more, including how to comment, here.
https://www.interioralaskatrails.org/2026/08/14/comment-sought-on-land-sale-that-would-endanger-rosie-creek-area-trails/

09/17/2026

The draft version of the Alaska 2027-2030 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) is available for public review and comment through October 29.

Public input is a critical component of the STIP process. To review the draft 2027-2030 STIP and submit comments, please visit this website https://dot.alaska.gov/links/pdp/.

The site includes maps, data summaries, and detailed project information and comparisons.

Projects included in the STIP support a wide range of infrastructure improvements, including trails, roads, and safety enhancements.

09/17/2026

Alaska's News Source has a story about the proposed Fairbanks city ordinance regarding e-motos and e-bikes. Read the story here.

Fairbanks Mayor Mindy O’Neall has proposed an ordinance prohibiting the use of certain kinds of motorized bicycles in the city limits.