News for 10-2-2025
It’s been a quiet news week. Please don’t forget about the memorial ride for Ken Rosskopf next Sunday in Decatur, GA. Everyone is welcome. Please see the Bike Law Georgia Facebook page for updates and GPS files for the rides (coming soon). The rides will be approximately 5 miles through Decatur and 25 miles to Stone Mountain and back.

News for 9-26-2025
Group Ride Season
As daylight starts waning, Group Ride Season is winding down for the year. Please check with your favorite group ride to see if it continues into October or after the time change. Many day time group rides continue year round. 

News for 9-25-2025
Rose Ride Postponed and Registration Still Open!
From Bearings Bike Works
Mother Nature has other plans this week, so we’re postponing our Rosé Ride to Thursday, October 9. We’re crossing our fingers for crisp fall air, clear skies, and the perfect evening to ride, connect, and celebrate with women in our community.  We’ll gather for a fun 5–6 mile BeltLine ride led by Coach Valerie, then head back to Bearings for wine, charcuterie, a raffle, and conversation. It’s going to be a night you won’t want to miss! 🎟️ Already have your ticket? You’re all set — we’ll see you on the 9th! 📧 Can’t make the new date? No problem — just email Jessi if you’d like a refund, or if you’d like to consider your ticket purchase a donation (we’ll mail your tank top!). ✨ Haven’t grabbed your ticket yet? There’s still time — join us and invite a friend!

We can’t wait to see you on October 9 for an evening of movement, laughter, and community!

News for 9-22-2025
Georgia Cyclocross News
The Georgia State Cyclocross Championships will be at Elks Aidmore on Nov. 9. Country Cross, the first race, is this coming Sunday in Gay, GA at Tower Brewing. If you haven’t seen the course video on GACX social media, it looks so cool! Flat but cool—barns, stairs, maybe a bar (for those over 21).  https://www.georgia-cx.com

TBRA Defunct
It’s only taken me more than a year, but I’ve finally been able to confirm that TBRA-the TN Bicycle Racing Association-is defunct. The website has not been kept up, and there are not that many race in Tennessee these days. I’ve been pulling them from USAC’s event search and a couple of single-event/promoter sites that I know of.  I’ve heard the same of the Carolinas Cycling Association although there does appear to be very limited activity on their Facebook site It seems like USAC has been letting their local associations die out. GBRA is still very much around for Georgia. They keep up with the state championships, the state champ jerseys and medals, and such. 

News for 9-21-2025
I’ve been asked recently why I do not list races like NICA, Georgia Cycling, and Collegiate (USAC) racing on the calendars. These have very limited audiences and are not open to everyone. If your high schooler or middle schooler is on a GC team, you know when the races are. Same with collegiate–you know or your coach tells you. I only list races that are open to the “public.” By design, NICA, GC, and USAC Collegiate races have restricted entries. Yes, some races listed are age specific like the “NC Senior Games” and such–but anyone from any state that is the right age can race. Not the same as with the others I mentioned. So, that’s why you won’t see restricted registration races on Southeastern Cycling. For example you have a 16 year old high school Junior that wants to register for a Georgia Cycling race, but they arent’ on a GC team. They can’t register even if they are the right age. They have to join a team. If you do have a MS or HS student that wants to race mountain bikes, please contact GC or NICA to find the team nearest to you.

News for 9-19-2025
I have no words. I am so sad you are gone, Ken. You were loved by your family and so many in your extended bike family. Everyone is welcome on Sunday, Oct. 12.