As a 501c3 nonprofit, Community Cycles does not endorse candidates. We do, however, educate the public on where candidates stand on bicycle issues. In order to give all the candidates the opportunity to address bicycle issues, we sent them the following questions: Do you support adopting a 20 mph speed limit on all Boulder residential … Read More

On September 17th, Boulder City Council adopted the 2019 Transportation Master Plan (TMP), which included many safety improvements put forward by Community Cycles. Council also expressed support for Community Cycle’s recommendation to change to residential speed limits to 20 mph as part of a “20 is Plenty” Campaign.  We encourage everyone to read the TMP — or at … Read More

What is most important to you about Community Cycles’ work?  Making this city better for people-powered transportation, and making Boulder an example for other communities, to show that true multi-modal transportation can work. Tell us a little bit about your role and outcomes we’ve achieved in our Advocacy work? One of the best ways to … Read More

We are excited to welcome some new staff! You’ll see these faces in and around our shop. Welcome Ben Eck, Taran Volckhausen and Aidan Johan to Community Cycles. Ben joined Community Cycles as a Mechanic in 2018 and shares his love of bikes as a vehicle for sustainable transportation and fun. When he’s not fixing … Read More