We now know the route for the Register's Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa this summer.RAGBRAI LI will start July 21 in Glenwood and end July 27 in Burlington. In between, there will be overnight stops at Red Oak, Atlantic, Winterset, Knoxville, Ottumwa, Mount Pleasant and Burlington.That's 434 miles, the eighth-shortest, but hilliest, ride in RAGBRAI's 51-year history. Last year's route started in Sioux City and ended in Davenport, with overnight stops in Storm Lake, Carroll, Ames, Des Moines, Tama-Toledo and Coralville along the way.Bike owned by RAGBRAI co-founder auctioned offAlso Saturday night, RAGBRAI auctioned off a bike owned and ridden by RAGBRAI co-founder Donald Kaul. Rachel Kaul, Kaul's daughter, donated the bike, which was custom-built for her father in 1977.It sold for $8,500. The money will go to the Dream Team, "a charity that works with at-risk youth to build their self-confidence by training for and participating in RAGBRAI," the Des Moines Register reported.RAGBRAI LI route, July 21-27, 2024Sunday, July 21: Glenwood to Red Oak, 44 miles. Monday, July 22: Red Oak to Atlantic, 40 milesTuesday, July 23: Atlantic to Winterset, 79 milesWednesday, July 24: Winterset to Knoxville, 74 milesThursday, July 25: Knoxville to Ottumwa, 60 milesFriday, July 26: Ottumwa to Mount Pleasant, 82 milesSaturday, July 27: Mount Pleasant to Burlington, 45 milesMore RAGBRAI coverage50th annual RAGBRAI ride showcased the best of IowaKCCI archives: Former ride director credited with saving RAGBRAIGet a look at the RAGBRAI logo for 2024Colfax among small Iowa towns to make big impression on RAGBRAILocal artist paints mural in Ankeny during RAGBRAIEditorial: After 50 years, RAGBRAI remains a special Iowa traditionRAGBRAI riders visited the 'Field of Dreams' movie location in 1989KCCI archive: Story City played host to RAGBRAI in 1989