Bike to Work Day may be postponed until Sept 22nd, but we’ve created a list of fun walks and rides you can do in June.  Our new Walk & Bike Month website is up.   On it we currently have a series of walks around Boulder (with maps) and the maps for the popular B360 (Circle Boulder by bike) bike ride. More rides will … Read More

Dear Bicycle Colorado – Racial bias in policing makes the enforcement of most traffic laws by armed police unjustifiable. At the same time, the COVID-19 pandemic has reduced traffic volumes and opened up streets, leading to widespread speeding and even increases in collisions, injuries, and fatalities in some parts of the country. Research shows that people … Read More

Community Cycles staff and board join our voices with so many who have spoken out to support justice and equality for all following the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery and the ensuing protests calling for change.  We stand in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and with all who are marginalized and … Read More

Community Cycles began advocating for “Vision Zero” – a world-wide initiative whose goal is zero traffic fatalities – during the Transportation Master Plan (TMP) update of 2014. Since then, we’ve had two more TMP updates. The 2016 TMP update incorporated “Towards Vision Zero”. Community Cycles fought back on that, saying we did not need the … Read More

Dear Council members: The most important thing you should know about 20 is Plenty is that it saves lives. It is clear that by passing this ordinance today, you will have saved lives for many, many years to come. You can be proud of your role in this outcome. Source : Pedestrian fatality risk as a … Read More

Boulder took a major step forward to becoming the first city in Colorado – one just a handful nationwide – to pass “ 20 is Plenty ” speed limit on residential streets.  At their April 21st meeting, a vast majority of Boulder City Council members directed city staff to finalize the 20 is Plenty ordinance change for immediate … Read More

**Updated: Closed through April 11, 2020** We thought it important to update you regarding Community Cycles’ response to the COVID19 situation. Like all of you, we have been closely monitoring the reports of COVID-19. Please know that our number one priority is the safety, health, and well-being of our customers, members, volunteers and staff. While … Read More

Dear County Commissioners, We write with respect to the proposal to expand private motor vehicle parking capacity at Eldora Mountain Resort. Because the proposal does not meet the standards for special review, and because it would contravene Boulder County’s clear climate commitments, we urge that you deny the proposed expansion. Should you choose to conditionally … Read More