Dear City Council, Community Cycles commends the Transportation Advisory Board and city transportation staff for doing such a great job on the 2019 Transportation Master Plan update. The 2019 TMP is thorough, innovative and puts an emphasis on public safety. Staff did a fantastic job on public outreach and this TAB is more engaged, productively … Read More
How to clean your bike the eco-friendly way
By Jane Sandwood Cycling is an enjoyable, healthy and eco-friendly activity. It’s a great way to get out into nature, keep fit, or even commute to work the eco way. It can also be a nice family outing and activity if everyone is kitted up with their own bike. Maintaining your bike and keeping it clean is … Read More
Cargopalooza, the MOTHERLOAD movie – Less car more go – September 20th
Learn how you can be carlite. Be inspired!Come see MOTHERLOAD, a crowdsourced documentary about a new mother’s search for freedom and connection in a gas-powered, digital and divided world and how cargo bikes could be an antidote. ~ September 20th, 2019 ~ 6:30pm doors / 7:30 movie Juggernaut + Front Range Cargo Bikes will have a cargobike petting zoo. Kettle & Spoke is … Read More
20 is Plenty on Neighborhood Streets (Daily Camera Op-Ed on September 8th)
On Wednesday morning, a 10 year old girl biking to school was hit by a driver as she crossed Lehigh St in south Boulder. Right now, we don’t know the details of the crash, but we do know that we have a safety problem on our streets. We need to do better. We need to … Read More
Getting Kids Psyched About Cycling
by Jane Sandwood Boulder is bursting with great places for kids to ride their bikes; from Valmont Bike Park to Boulder Valley Ranch, there are terrains and views for all ages. But are they getting out there? Data suggests that the number of children aged 6-17 who ride bicycles regularly has dropped by more than a million between 2014-2018 , and … Read More
