The 21st annual race is on June 15th, 2013!

Registration is now FULL

We are sorry for riders who did not get registered before the cut-off of 1200 riders. 

This cut-off has been in place for the last 2 years due to concerns about the number of support vehicles on the road. 

If you are hoping to still get on a team, here are some suggestions:

  • Read posts on the FORUMS page for teams looking for riders
  • Post a note on the FORUMS page of what you are looking for
  • Word of mouth might also help you find a riding opportunity

If you are able to find a team to ride on, any and all changes must be done by email at this stage. 

Any additional fees owing (including Change Fees) are payable by cash or cheque at Package Pick-Up in US or CDN Dollars.  

Please see the information on Changes on the Registration Page.

2013 SHIRT DESIGN

The 2013 shirt design was created by Elizabeth Jurgeliet from Haines, Alaska.  Read this entire section to see mock-ups of the design on the different shirt choices.  The rider shirt choices this year are a short-sleeve bamboo (same as 2012) made by Jerico for $19.00 and a long-sleeve micro-fibre technical shirt from Zorrel for $14.00.  ALL SHIRT ORDERS MUST BE MADE BY APRIL 26 by email.  The $10 change fee now applies to ALL changes including additional shirt orders.

Size charts and colours are posted below.

Race Certificates

Once you have completed the race you can print out a results certificate for yourself and for other riders on your team.

Simply download the attached PDF file (below).

Once you have opened the file you will see blue'ish highlighted sections.

Enter your team name in the first field and the the legs you rode in the second field. Then use the drop down lists to choose team size and gender.

Finally, print and frame!

Is this your first time riding the KCIBR?

If this is your first time riding the KCIBR (or if you don't have a great memory from previous years), here are some useful things to remember:

KCIBR Gives Back to the Community!

Due to the efforts of over 200 volunteers, the Kluane Chilkat International Bike Relay Association is able to offer financial support to community organizations in Yukon and Alaska.  The 2013 KCIBR will provide over $13,000 to the following community organizations:

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