Accomplishments
Community Cycles is proud to be a force for change in Boulder County. Read more about some of our recent accomplishments.Oct. 26, 2026
Community Cycles’ Position on Electric Bicycles
Community Cycles enthusiastically supports electric bicycles, which have democratized cycling for people of all ages and abilities. By enabling longer and more comfortable commutes, e-bikes offer a promising solution to reduce automobile traffic and its associated environmental impacts. However, this technological advancement brings new safety challenges on our bike lanes...

Sep. 23, 2026
More Bikes for More People, and Helping Them Go Further
Community Cycles makes an impact across Boulder County every year with programs that put bikes into the hands of people so they can get where they need to go. And we provide the support and resources to make bicycling a regular part of their lives. For many, a bike means more than...

Mar. 26, 2026
Community Cycles Selected for Colorado E-Bike Program
Community Cycles is proud and pleased to announce our acceptance into two programs with the State of Colorado that reflect our commitment to sustainability and a healthier planet: NextCycle Colorado and Community Access to Electric Bicycles Grant Program...

Mar. 18, 2026
There For You in Boulder County
Community Cycles is expanding its impact across Boulder County this year, increasing our work to improve bike access, provide hands-on education, and strengthen community advocacy so that more people can ride safely and affordably. More Bikes for Low Income Residents Community Cycles is partnering with Mobility for All to bring our Earn-a-Bike program to sites operated...

Aug. 13, 2025
Ten Years Later: Boulder’s Folsom Street Gets Its Second Chance
Ten years ago, Community Cycles faced a crushing defeat when Boulder’s city council voted to remove most of Folsom Street’s protected bike lanes south of Pine Street. Despite a summer-long campaign that included daily street ambassadors, community testimony at three council meetings, and even “love letters to Folsom” celebrating safer...
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