Privacy Policy

 


Privacy Policy

The Lake Providence Bike Club (LPBC) is committed to protecting the privacy, safety, and personal information of our riders, community members, and website visitors.

Community Privacy & Safety

We respect the privacy of our members and visitors. Any personal information you share with us, such as your name, email address, or contact information for ride updates, is used only for club communication, event information, and safety coordination.

We do not sell, trade, or share your personal information with outside parties.

Website Information & Cookies

This website may use basic technologies such as cookies or analytics tools to help improve the visitor experience, understand website traffic, and provide better content.

Third-party services, including advertising partners such as Google AdSense, may use cookies to provide relevant advertisements and measure website performance.

Media & Community Photos

LPBC captures the energy of our community through photos and videos during public rides and events. These images may be used to promote health, wellness, cycling, recreaton and community pride on our official platforms.

If you would like a photo or video of yourself removed, please contact us and we will make a reasonable effort to address your request.

Content Ownership & Copyright

All original content created for or by the Lake Providence Bike Club (LPBC), including written materials, logos, graphics, photographs, videos, original music, lyrics, and other creative works, is protected by applicable copyright and intellectual property laws.

Unauthorized copying, reproduction, distribution, modification, or use of LPBC original content without written permission is prohibited.

LPBC respects the intellectual property rights of others and expects visitors and partners to do the same.

Contact Us

If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, please contact:

Lake Providence Bike Club (LPBC)
Email: lakeprovidencebikeclub@gmail.com

Effective Date: June 2026

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