While making a documentary about RAGBRAI, Courtney Crowder and Kelsey Kremer learned plenty about the bicycle ride, their subjects and themselves.
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Andrew Boddicker and Ian Zahren are teachers who spearheaded the RAGBRAI efforts in Lansing, Iowa, in 2022.
Shift: The RAGBRAI Documentary is now playing in select theaters. Check out the trailer as we explore the annual tradition for cyclists following the route across Iowa.
Find more details and showtimes at DesMoinesRegister.com/RAGBRAIdocumentary
Film synopsis:
“SHIFT” tells the story of RAGBRAI — the world’s oldest, largest and longest recreational bicycle ride —through ground-breaking photography and intimate interviews with three bicyclists and a pair of community leaders. Grappling with triumphs and tragedies, the group searches for peace, clarity and redemption, pushing themselves to their limits and changing their lives in the course of a weeklong ride across Iowa.
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PHOTOS, VIDEOS and ARTICLES on RAGBRAI 2022
See coverage of RAGBRAI 2022 that stretches from Sergeant Bluff all the way to Charles City, Iowa
RAGBRAI Day Zero
Bikes are carried out of the back of a moving truck during RAGBRAI Day Zero on Saturday in Sergeant Bluff.
RAGBRAI Day Zero
Kelly and Tom Koenigs of Sergeant Bluff sit in the shade during RAGBRAI Day Zero on Saturday.
RAGBRAI Day Zero
The Buckeye Bike and Brew Crew team from Tiffin, Ohio pose for a photo in front of a RAGBRAI display during RAGBRAI Day Zero on Saturday in Se…
RAGBRAI Day Zero
Jamey Mossengren, also known as The Unicycling Unicorn, juggles a flaming torch, a knife and a selfie stick with his phone on it during RAGBRA…
"You're in your own little bubble here," said Shanon Tysland, a second-time rider from Edmonds, Washington who brought his four kids along for the 49th edition of RAGBRAI which began with the "Expo" in Sergeant Bluff on Saturday.
Cyclists from around the world gather in Sergeant Bluff on the eve of the first day of RAGBRAI.
RAGBRAI Day One, 2022
A cyclist pumps a fist as riders leave Sergeant Bluff to begin RAGBRAI on July 24.
RAGBRAI Day One
Daniel White, left, and his dad, Timothy White, from Denver, Colorado dip their tires in water from the Missouri River on Sunday in Sergeant Bluff.
RAGBRAI Day One
Riders pack up their belongings before beginning their trip across Iowa on Sunday in Sergeant Bluffs.
RAGBRAI Day One
Carol Clark points riders in the direction of pie on Sunday in Sergeant Bluff.
RAGBRAI Day One
RAGBRAI participants make their way out of Sergeant Bluff during the first day of RAGBRAI on Sunday.
SERGEANT BLUFF — Cyclists from around the world ventured out on the first day of RAGBRAI on Sunday, heading east from Sergeant Bluff at sunrise with their sights set on Ida Grove.
Cyclists pass through Bronson and Anthon during the first day of RAGBRAI 2022 on Sunday.
Charles City is not shy in expressing confidence about the welcome riders will receive when they roll into town Thursday, the fourth stop of six on the 2022 RAGBRAI rout.
