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Celebrate Wisconsin Bike Week with events happening statewide
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sports13h ago

Celebrate Wisconsin Bike Week with events happening statewide

  • Wisconsin Bike Week runs through June 7 with events statewide to celebrate cycling.
  • The theme is 'Bikes Build Community,' highlighting social and economic benefits of cycling.
  • Events include rides, educational programs, advocacy training, and family activities statewide.
  • The Bike Fed invites participation from residents, businesses, and communities across Wisconsin.
  • Donors of $50 or more per person by June 7 receive exclusive benefits and entry into a canvas tote drawing.
  • The prize includes Wisconsin trail maps, Bike Fed socks, and a themed T-shirt.
  • The Bike Fed's press release details the week's planned activities and safety resources.
  • Full event list and updates are available on the Wisconsin Bike Fed website.
  • The celebration aims to promote cycling safety, awareness, and participation across communities.
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Trans-identifying cyclist wins two Oregon women’s races by combined 48 minutes under OBRA rules
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Trans-identifying cyclist wins two Oregon women’s races by combined 48 minutes under OBRA rules

  • A trans-identifying cyclist won two Oregon women’s mountain bike races in May 2026, including a 36-minute margin at Sisters Stampede.
  • OBRA allows self-identification for competition across sanctioned events, including championships.
  • USA Cycling and the UCI have moved to restrict trans-identifying athletes from women’s categories in certain competitions.
  • The rules require evidence if a rider challenges another’s gender identity.
  • OBRA’s code of conduct includes gender identity in its harassment policy, potentially leading to discipline.
  • OutKick has previously covered transgender participation in cycling and related Title IX debates.
  • The article links this case to broader regulatory shifts by governing bodies on gender eligibility.
  • The piece notes prior incidents where transgender athletes won women’s races in cycling.
  • Advocates argue women’s divisions exist for fairness and recognition in sports.
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