Creating equitable access to bicycles for a thriving Boulder community
We’re making bicycling a truly sustainable, equitable, and affordable means of everyday transportation. We’re dedicated to overcoming the barriers that prevent people from riding and making it a natural choice for getting around. Everyone deserves the freedom, joy and connection that comes from cycling.
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Used Bikes
We sell unique bikes, all donation based. Bikes are refurbished from worn out and tired to ready for anything. Professional mechanics refurbish every bike - some rides need just a few adjustments to be good as new and some get a full host of upgrades.
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Workshops
Join the fun at a Community Cycles workshop and learn your bike in a welcoming environment. Boost your confidence with hand-on skills in classes that range from Maintenance 101 to our premiere multi-session Complete Mechanics Series.
We Are Your Cycling Advocate in Boulder County
Community Cycles works with all branches of government, local businesses and neighborhood organizations to advocate for improved active transportation infrastructure & policy.
Please join your voice with ours. Let's ride towards a safer and more connected future for all.
Latest News
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2024 Speaker Series: Meet National and Local Bike Icons This Summer
Join Mirrycle & Community Cycles this summer for the second session of the 2024 Leslie Bohm Speaker Series, with the...
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Community Cycles Support of Alternate B for Iris
The city of Boulder Transportation staff has recommended Alternate B for improvements on Iris Avenue. This has been announced on...
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Walk and Bike Month 2024 Wrap Up
It’s hard to believe another Walk and Bike Month has come and gone. And what a month it was, from the...
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Ray’s Soapbox: Community Forums Educate and Inspire
Submitted by: Scott Allman is an e-bike enthusiast and advocate. He has donated several bikes to Community Cycles. Thanks to Scott,...
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Bike for a Better World
Our goal of making biking an everyday act for more people will change the world and have a positive impact on the environment: lower carbon footprints and better air quality.
As a nonprofit, we strive to be a part of the circular economy with the business practices at our Shop. Our work happens from the wheels up: we start with refurbishing bikes that make safe, high-quality bikes accessible. We also sell used bike parts, tools and clothing that would otherwise end up in the landfill. Through this work, thousands of pounds of rubber, plastic and metal are recycled.
Outside of our bike shop, we support decarbonization by keeping people riding bikes through bike maintenance education, affordable bikes and parts, and advocating for safe places to ride, like separated bike lanes and multi-use paths. Community members will feel capable, safe and have the choice to ride a bicycle for everyday transportation.
We partner with local entities and businesses like HyraPak. Drop off your #4 and #5 plastic sports bottle at our Shop to be upcycled into something new to serve future generations.
Do your part to help us build this community. Please consider donating your time, your old/unwanted bikes, or bike-related parts and accessories.
If you would like to become more deeply involved, please come by the shop and say hello! And then we can discuss the ways you might help create a culture of cycling alongside us.