Drop Bar Beograd is a road and gravel cycling club in Belgrade, Serbia.

When you submit any information via this website, the data that you have provided in the Name, Email, Address, City & Postcode, Country, Phone, or any other fields (hereinafter — the Personal Data) is transmitted by our Website Provider to a technical email address at our Email Provider.

The data transmitted from you to the Website Provider is encrypted with TLS. Our Website Provider is:
Tilda Publishing Ltd. (Ireland)
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The data delivered to us by the Email Provider is encrypted with PGP. Our Email Provider is:
Proton Technologies AG (Switzerland)
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• delivering parcels to the address you have provided via post, express mail, courier services operating in your location.

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RULE #1 // If one crashes while riding an improper bike or without a properly fitting helmet, we will presume his or her sole responsibility — for both potential injuries and material damage — even if the crash was accidentally caused by another group member.

RULE #2 // Improper bikes for riding in a group are:
• time-trial or triathlon bikes, or bikes with attached aerobars,
• flat-bar or other bikes with wide handlebars,
• fixed-gear bikes without at least a front brake,
• bikes with potential or actual significant malfunctions.

RULE #3 // We make photos & videos during our events and will use them in any way your imaginary lawyer could imagine — but mostly in our Instagram — for which you grant us your irrevocable consent if you happen to be there. Club members have the right of access to all said images.

RULE #4 // All the rides are organised by Baranchikov & Partners Ltd, a foreign legal entity that you can sue if anything makes you unhappy. Alexander Baranchikov, the sole proprietor of said entity, will do his best to make you happy, but accepts no legal responsibility for that.

RULE #5 // To enjoy our rides you should know the tips.

So we sell merch to help war refugees in Serbia. But how do we do that exactly, you could ask.

Revenue minus expenses equals profit, one hundred percent of which ends up as donations, easy as it is.

And there is a foundation just for that. Golub Miru explains what they do, perfectly well, on their website.

We take just one extra step to make everything perfect. We actually buy the needed stuff and bring it there.

Unlike most foundations, we spend not a penny for the functioning of the charity — we have no salaries, nor get free stuff.

Charity should be accountable. Being a cycling club, we show all the numbers in our charity ride reports.