If it’s been done before, it means we can; If it hasn’t, it means we can try.
In our endeavor to resurrect live professional bike racing in North America, we had to write our own playbook. We were doing something that’s never been done before. We trusted our instincts, listen to athletes, and pressed ahead. As the days got closer, the intricate detail of the effort required came into focus. Now that it’s behind us, it is at the same time very much before us…
Registration will officially re-open for the 2026 edition of Levi’s GranFondo next week when you’ll be able to sign up for the event whether you’re riding for pleasure, racing as a junior, or applying to race with the elites.
In the meantime, we need to take stock of what just occurred to earn the continued support of our partners. With that, there are two surveys that we ask you complete in order to help us frame the narrative how impactful this event is for the economy here, and to understand from your perspective how we can improve.
For each one that you complete, and provide your email address you’ll get a chance to win some great prizes, including commemorative apparel, prizes from our partners, and gift cards to restaurants in Windsor, California.
Click here for the economic impact survey.
Click here for the Bike Monkey survey.
Click here to watch the live broadcast of the Growler Road Race, and make sure to follow our YouTube channel!
Here’s an amazing gallery of photos produced by Definition Films.
We’ve discounted 2023 and 2024 merchandise in our store as much as 70% off for a few days, so take a look in case there’s something cool that looks like it’ll fit you well!
Looking for your ride times? Click here for results.
There really aren’t many words that can do justice to how we feel about this weekend. So we’ll keep it simple... Thank you for believing in us, thank you for your support, for your enthusiasm, and for making this the best road bike ride in America.
Sincerely,
The cast and crew of Levi’s GranFondo at Bike Monkey, and the board of directors of King Ridge Foundation.