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A strategy to accelerate change for better bicycling Bicycling has the power to transform people, economies and communities. It powers healthy lifestyles and instills a sense of exploration, freedom and independence in all those who pedal. You know this. We know this. And right now our governor is focusing on bicycling as a way to transform our state into an even better place to live, work and play. “Our goal is to make Colorado the best state for biking in the country,” Governor Hickenlooper said in September as he formally launched the Colorado Pedals Project, a significant public and private investment in biking over the next four years. He reiterated that message at our Colorado Bicycle Summit in February, following a conversation about the Pedals Project by bike czar Ken Gart and our own Dan Grunig. The Colorado Pedals Project is working to improve and increase opportunities for people to bike not just because we love the outdoors, or want to open up more opportunities for kids to get outside and be active, or even because we love biking, but also because bicycling is a huge economic driver and has the potential to be an even greater benefit to our state than it already is.

GETTING ENERGIZED AT THE COLORADO BICYCLE SUMMIT This year we brought in Mikael Colville-Andersen, a dynamic speaker from Copenhagen, Denmark, who challenged us to add bike lanes, narrow travel lanes and connect our disjointed bicycle infrastructure. “Why don’t we design bicycle infrastructure like we design everything else?” he said, encouraging us to design infrastructure with humans in mind. © David M. Budd Photography

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The Colorado Pedals Project aims to get more families riding

Colorado has been among the top ten bicycle friendly states in the country for many years. So it’s great to get a little reminder that we still have a ways to go to reach the top. Colville-Andersen compared bicycle infrastructure in Colorado with an incomplete chair. We wouldn’t ask people to sit down in a chair that is missing pieces, but we do ask people to use bicycle infrastructure that is missing connections.

Following Colville-Andersen, we were honored to have the executive director of the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) give the plenary presentation. Paralleling the chair analogy, Shailen Bhatt recounted the story of cycling home from the opening of the US 36 Bikeway just after he moved to Colorado last year, sharing that he’s “lucky to be alive” after ending up on Highway 287 (Federal Boulevard) for a stretch of the ride. It is validating to hear the executive director of our department of transportation acknowledge that bicycle infrastructure is incomplete in Colorado—and that it’s a problem. But what really counts is the changes that Continued on page 3 Building a bicycle-friendly Colorado | bicyclecolorado.org

Bicycle Colorado’s mission is to encourage and promote bicycling, increase safety, improve conditions and provide a voice for cyclists in Colorado.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT Ella Lyons VICE PRESIDENT Brad Tucker SECRETARY Scot Harris TREASURER Erik Esborg Bill & Sheri Barr Spencer Compton Karl Friedman Alex Gillett Lee Herndon Graham Hollis Mike Lee Terry Malouf & Dave Walker Greg Seebart Russ Shaw Bill Shenkin

ADVISORY BOARD Bob Moore Ned Overend Andy Pruitt Bill Ritter

STAFF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Dan Grunig DEPUTY DIRECTOR Amy Morfas

Letter from Ella and Dan Expanding the bicycling community with your support Bicycle Colorado members and donors like you are the core of our cycling community. You provide the resources that make it possible for us to step up to new opportunities and challenges, and we thank you for your generosity. As you will read in the cover story, Bicycle Colorado is expanding this year to do more to create a better bicycling environment in Colorado. With this growth, we are also reaching out to new groups to broaden and strengthen our community. Bicycling has so much room to grow and several new programs are helping us reach out to those who are not yet engaged. We recently launched the Bicycle Colorado Bike School to teach children and adults to ride. Once the school gets rolling, we also plan to offer classes on confident commuting, fixing flat tires and other topics. The more people who bike, the safer it becomes for everyone. Through the Women Bike Colorado group, more and more women are stepping forward in support of bicycling. At this time last year, we had just launched the group. Since then, it has taken off—1,500 members, an advisory committee and regular meetups. Our event member program features premier cycling events in Colorado and other states. More events are helping financially support the advocacy work we do to make it safer and easier for everyone to ride a bike in Colorado. Thank you to all of our event members for your valuable contribution to Colorado cycling. Individual members, event members and business members are the strength behind our legislative campaigns. Thank you to all those who called or wrote your senators and representatives during this year’s legislative session. Please take a look at our website to learn about the outcome of our efforts to hold drivers more accountable when they seriously injure people biking or walking. As always, thank you for your continued support of better bicycling in Colorado.

ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION MANAGER Rachel Hultin COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER Katie Bonomo DEVELOPMENT & OUTREACH DIRECTOR Scott Christopher EDUCATION DIRECTOR Jenna Berman EDUCATION PROGRAM MANAGER Stephanie Leonard EDUCATORS Daniel Eberle, Lilly Miller FINANCE MANAGER Justin Millar MEMBERSHIP MANAGER Madeline Kreider Carlson

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are happening within the department that are poised to accelerate change for better bicycling in Colorado.

CDOT EXPANDS COMMITMENT TO BIKING AND WALKING Last fall, Colorado’s Transportation Commission, which directs CDOT, voted to continue our state’s award-winning Safe Routes to School program, an exciting development after Safe Routes funding was put into jeopardy following ten successful years of the program.

Building and connecting trails will create more opportunities for families to get out and enjoy bicycling. But for those who have never had access to trails, it’s not enough to take an “if you build it, they will come” approach. Programming is needed to introduce families to these new trails. That’s why we will also be launching a pilot program in underserved communities to promote active transportation.

This is one example of progress. In addition, the department is incorporating more biking and walking planning into their projects, adopting measures to track compliance with Colorado’s Complete Streets law and has designated lead planners for bicycling and walking in each of the five regions in the state.

IMPROVING OUR TRAIL SYSTEMS AND CYCLING FOR BETTER HEALTH In addition to our state road network, an incredibly important part of the bicycling network in Colorado is our trail system. Our trails are used by Coloradans every day for recreation and a healthy form of transportation. Along with health benefits, trails can have a very positive economic impact. For example, in Fruita it is estimated that mountain biking contributes approximately $25 million to the local economy each year. That is 15 percent of the entire county’s annual budget.

In March, CDOT hosted a Complete Streets Summit for CDOT staff in partnership with the Colorado Pedals Project. The summit included executive management, regional bicycle and pedestrian representatives, traffic engineers, as well as staff from maintenance, ADA and transit working together to celebrate success stories and identify important opportunities to elevate the needs of bicyclists and pedestrians in the planning, design and operation of transportation facilities across the state. CDOT executive director Shailen Bhatt spoke at the summit

BICYCLE COLORADO IS GROWING In order to step up to the challenge of helping Colorado become the best state for bicycling, Bicycle Colorado is growing. In January, we brought on Rachel Hultin as our active transportation manager to work on the policy team and help Colorado communities connect with opportunities to improve bicycling locally and work more collaboratively with the state. Soon we’ll be adding another person to the policy team to work locally in the Denver area. And we will be bringing on more staff as needed for specific initiatives. These new staff will allow us to expand the scope of our existing work, as well as increase our capacity and allow us to launch new projects like the Bicycle Colorado Bike School, which is kicking off its first season in Denver with help from a New Belgium grant.

BRINGING IT ALL TOGETHER In addition to the many bicycling-related projects that are happening in various state departments, we are working with each of these departments to create a cross-departmental task force that will help move bicycling priorities forward faster.

At the summit, kids showed Gov. Hickenlooper why they love to ride

Governor Hickenlooper recently announced 16 highest priority trail projects for this year, and in his speech at the summit, the governor pledged to visit all of these ‘16 in 2016’ project sites. Great Outdoors Colorado has announced funding that local governments can apply for to help construct trail projects like these.

In fact, three state departments, the Office of Economic Development and International Trade, CDOT and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment are already collaborating to quantify the economic and health impact of bicycling in Colorado. This study, expected to be completed this summer, will be instrumental in securing future funding to continue to push for improvements for bicycling and walking in our state. On their own, the changes at Bicycle Colorado and in state government will each help move the needle for bicycling in Colorado, but together they will be a powerful force that will allow us to leap forward in bicycle friendliness.

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By the Numbers | Fiscal Year 2015 INCOME: $1,011,912

Program Contracts, 35%

Contributions, 31%

Membership, 22%

Events, 9%

Other,3%

EXPENSES: $940,073

Programs, 83%

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8,292 Kids taught to bike and walk safely in 2015

Additional figures available at guidestar.org

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Development, 9%

8,268 Individual members

5,650 Share the Road plates on the road

Program Support, 8%

Bicycling event members

250 Colorado Bicycle Summit attendees

2015 Accomplishments ADVOCACY • H elped secure $100 million of public funding for Colorado bicycling and walking over the next four years and collaborated with the governor’s office and state departments on the Colorado Pedals Project • H osted the fifth annual Colorado Bicycle Summit for 250 attendees; introduced legislators to their constituents on lobby day at the state capitol • W orked to successfully secure ongoing, dedicated funding for Safe Routes to School at $2.5 million per year

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT • Launched the Women Bike Colorado group, which attracted more than 1,000 members by the end of the year; hosted the first meetup of the group in November • B enefited from the work of more than 200 volunteers who helped in the office and at events such as the Deschutes Street Pub, VeloSwap, Bike to Work Day and the Gala Celebration • Conducted bike safety classes and provided group riding safety tips and information at a number of bike events across the state

REGIONAL IMPROVEMENTS • Partnered with Colorado Springs to ramp up their community’s bicycle planning efforts • Engaged regional partners and decision-makers to support the Denver Regional Council of Governments’ allocation of $38 million to bicycle and pedestrian projects in the metro area • Brought together multiple community groups in Jefferson County to find solutions to biking and walking challenges • Provided technical assistance to ten local governments and ten workplaces throughout the Front Range, advancing active transportation projects, policies and programs

EDUCATION • Taught more than 8,200 students how to bike and walk to school safely through the Safe Routes to School program, for a total of more than 78,000 students taught since the program began • Organized Walkin’ and Wheelin’ Week encouragement events in 17 Colorado schools • Taught adult commuter education classes at worksites in Colorado Springs, Greeley, Golden and Littleton; held community bike rodeos and safety events at 11 locations • Collaborated with Children’s Hospital Colorado for 23 Bikes for Life clinics, serving 149 children

SUPPORTERS • Ended the year with 5,650 Share the Road license plates on the road • Donors contributed $60,000 at our Gala celebration and gave more than $31,000 on Colorado Gives Day • Recruited and retained members from 48 counties in Colorado and from 34 states, Washington DC, Puerto Rico and military stationed abroad

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These organizations support Bicycle Colorado financially. We encourage you to support them.

Support these Organizations Bicycle Colorado thanks these businesses and organizations that have contributed membership dues and generous donations from March 1, 2015 through February 29, 2016. Please support these businesses and organizations that help us build a bicycle-friendly Colorado! $50,000+ Colorado Health Foundation Deschutes Brewery Gates Family Foundation

$10,000-$49,999 Community Shares of Colorado Harvey Family Foundation Kaiser Permanente Community Health Fund c/o The Denver Foundation Mirrycle Corporation PeopleForBikes Primal Rocky Mountain Events & Event Marketing Group: Elephant Rock, Copper Triangle, Tour of the Moon

$2,000-$9,999 AAA Colorado Alamo Drafthouse & USA Pro Challenge AlphaGraphics ColoBikeLaw.com Colorado Bike MS CSG & Denver Century Ride David M Budd Photography DT Swiss Feedback Sports Gates Carbon Drive Iron Horse Bicycle Classic Karl & Barbara Friedman Family Foundation Mile High Cycling Society New Belgium Brewing Rocky Mountain Cycling Club Specialized SRAM Subaru VeloSwap & Competitor Group Team Evergreen Cycling The Denver Post Community Foundation: Ride The Rockies, Pedal The Plains

$500-$1,999 10th Mountain Division Hut Association Alan Severn, CPA Bicycle Douglas County Bicycle Racing Association of Colorado Bike MS: Wyoming Buena Vista Bike Fest Cannondale CatEye America Citizens for Aurora Roads & Trails City and County of Broomfield City of Fort Collins CoBank Denver CF Cycle for Life

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Fehr & Peers Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Gran Fondo Moab Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) Kent Eriksen Cycles & Tour de Steamboat Mavic McKee Classic Bicycle Tour Moots Cycles & Colorado Ranch Rally Nancy Flanders Lockspeiser Nard Claar Niner Bikes Odell Brewing Pactimo Pearl Izumi pedal Rally Software RRC Associates LLC San Juan Hut Systems SOS Outreach Colorado-Eagle River Ride South East Area Racing, Inc. Steamboat Springs Stage Race Stimulation Petrophysics Consulting LLC Swift Cycling Club & Team The Sherpa Packer Toole Design Group UnitedHealthcare USA Pro Challenge West Elk Bicycle Classic Wheat Ridge Cyclery Whole Foods–Washington Park

$150-$499 Absolute Bikes Adorn Salon and Wellness Spa Asarch Center for Dermatology and Laser Aspen Skiing Company Autodesk Matching Gifts Program Axel Project Bicycle Classic Bang Salon Bicycle Aurora Big Al’s Bicycle Heaven Bikes and Brews Blitz Paintball Borealis Bikes Bucking Rainbow Outfitters CamelBak Castelli Colorado Chautauqua Association Colorado Park 2 Park Challenge Colorado Rockies Baseball Club Copper Mountain Craig Hospital Foundation & Pedal 4 Possible

Cycle of Life Adventures Death Ride Tour Denver B-cycle Denver Film Society Event Marketing Group, LLC Excel Sports Fort Collins Cycling Club (FCCC) Grand Vista Hotel Gran Fondo Aspen Growth Cycle Habitat for Humanity ReStore Hans Johnsen Company HERO - Groove Subaru Excel Sports Cycling Team Hotel Monaco Inspired Training Center Jim Bowen Massage Lynn Clark Portraits Micro Motion, Inc. Mountain Top Cycling Club Ortlieb Patagonia Patrick O’Toole Photography Pedaling 4 Parkinson’s Redlinger Properties Ride 4 Success Rivet Cycle Works Room & Board Shaver Sport Cyclewear Sitzmark Lodge at Vail Sloat & Nicholson, PC Spencer & Spencer, P.C. Attorneys at Law Sports Plus Stonewall Century Ride Strider Sports Terry Precision Bicycles for Women The Bespoke Pedaler and Amos Brands The Brew on Broadway (The BoB) The FAST Lab The Janus Foundation TOPO Designs Tour de Ladies Triple C Bike Ride Velo Bling Designs Winking Girl! Salsa Work Options for Women

Additional Supporters 5280 Burger Bar Alison Dunlap Adventure Camps Allstate Insurance Beet and Yarrow Bike Works, Inc Boettcher Foundation Bolder Boulder

CA Technologies Cable Television Laboratories, Inc. Chubb & Son Coohills Restaurant Denver Bicycle Cafe Donor Alliance E3 Chophouse eGo CarShare Eldorado Natural Springs Water Encana Euclid Hall Frame de Art Great Divide Brewing Company Green Guru Gear Gunnison County Trails Commission Hall & Evans, LLC Jacque Michelle Gifts & Apparel Jenna Berman Stained Glass Lippert Dezigns Mondo Vino Moss Pink Flora P.F. Chang’s Rockettoonz Salida Mountain Trails / SPOT (Salida Area Parks Open Space and Trails) Sand Creek Regional Greenway Partnership, Inc. Savory Spice Shop Ski Haus Spinelli’s Market + Sauce Co. Sport Stalker / Christy Sports Steamboat Campus Library, Colorado Mountain College Symmetry360 Massage TAG Restaurant Trails and Open Space Coalition Transplan Associates, Inc. Turn Around Bikes United Technologies Urban Escape Day Spa Veda Spa Velo Bling Designs Verizon Foundation WD-40 BIKE Wells Fargo

Thanks to our Members and Supporters!

Members & Supporters Bicycle Colorado thanks these important supporters who have contributed membership dues and generous donations from March 1, 2015 through February 29, 2016. Thanks to all of our supporters who help us build a bicycle-friendly Colorado! $2,500+ William Atkinson Bill and Sheri Barr Max Fuenzalida and Susan Savage John Gordon Graham and Cathy Hollis David and Traci Maddox Sam and Michele McCandless William Mistretta Elorie Slater and Bradley James Brad Tucker

$1,000-$2,499 Todger and Shannon Anderson Ruth Aponte-Willihnganz Sue and David Aspenson Greg and Jenny Baldwin Jeff Bradley and Marta Turnbull Cynthia and Paul Braun Jason Carolan Vincent Davis M. Stephen Enders Alex Gillett Chris Hansen James “Pat” Kelly and Margaret Mahoney Walt and Cheryl Klein Peter and Barb Loris Ella Lyons and Jeanne Fritch Felix Magowan Matt Mann and Tiffany Payne Bob and Cindy Moore John and Leslie Nichols Bob and Mary Prall Janet Robinson Bruce and Sally Rogers Deborah Self and William G Self Jr Bill Shenkin Roberta Smith and Paul Majors Paige Swenson Steve and Cyd Szymanski Carol and Tom Tobiassen Steve and Pam Williams Rod Yoder

$500-$999 John and Kimberlee Ackelson Margie and Joe Adams Bryce and Patricia Anderson Heath Beaver and Mindy Gehrs Rebecca Beavers Carl and Kristal Boni Richard Bottjer and Sara Peyton Randall Brodersen Dan Brogan Harry Brull and Myra Barrett David and Elizabeth Budd Dale Cantwell and Pamela Ray Nicolaas and Linda De Jonge Christopher Deptula

Rebecca and Ronald Dreasher Mishell English John Fernandez Diana and Steven Fitzgerald Charlie Fuenzalida Kelly and Maria Garrod Ken and Rebecca Gart Annette and Mark Germinario Annette and Mark Graff Scot and Nancy Harris Patty and Jason Heinhorst Travis Heller Cathy Hull Curt and Jean Hull Jessica Johnson and Terry Shidner Kris and Barton Kiburz Jeff and Charlotte Klaus David Koff Rick and Kathy Lehtola Nels Leutwiler Jennifer Lewis and Jason Haggar Kathy and John Lindeberg Jane Marsh Kevin McDonald Michael E McDonald Alice and P. Andrew Newberry Michael Onstad Ruth Overlease Robert Pew Eric Perryman and Lori Potter Sybil Praski Andy and Susan Pruitt Lesia and John Rehl Wade Schroeder and Cecelia Carsky-Schroeder Greg Seebart Cheryl Shaul Russ Shaw Jacki Stirn Theo Umlauf Mark Velat and Judy Campbell David Walker and Terry Malouf Seth and Michelle Wolins Missy Woods David Ziegert

$200-$499 James and Laurie Alexander Seth Allen John Armstrong Russ and Carol Atha Samera and Bill Baird Mark Baller Allyn Bandell and William Schaefer Jim Bartley Travis Berry Ilene and Denis Bourdeau June Bouscaren William Brett

Tara Bruckert Jerry and Julie Buck Jana Burr and Larry Watson Jay Busch Don Cameron Richard Chamberlin Sandy and John Coates John Connell Susan Cooper and James Long Kevin and Cynthia Corbett Mark Cowan Janeva Crawford and James Loud David Crosby Thomas Crowell Lee Cryer Robert and Leslie Cutler Kenneth Daniels Julia and Leland Davenport Marcia and Tom Davenport MaryBeth Davenport Marieke Dechesne and Joost de Gouw Deanna DeMarco James De Sena R. Stanton Dodge Paul and Marietta Dodson Connie and Douglas Dohn Jeanne Downing and Bruce Hall Chris and Mary Downs William Edwards Evan and Kim Ela Bob and Audrey Enever Tony and Sherri Eret Erik Esborg and Rebecca Tucker Ronny Farmer Scott and Susan Fernau Nancy and Paul Foley Eric France and Judith Stein Vickie French Karl and Barb Friedman Paul and Darcie Frohardt Peter Fuhr and DeeAnn Rivera Lisa Garcia Andy and Marjory George Rose Gillett Tom Glass Erin Gleason John and Christine Graff Sara Graff Bruce Greiner Dan Grunig and Suzanne Klein Rodney and Suzanne Harrill Joy and James Harrison Nancy Henjum and Steve Kern Carolyn and Ronald Henrikson John Hereford Heather and Ted Heyd Bobby Hill Karen and David Holstein Paul Hurst and Patricia Mayer

Sandra and Julian Huzyk Daniel Hyman Douglas Inskeep and Katherine Spencer Inskeep Jeannette Jansson K. Michael and Tamara Jay Bill and Gertrude Johnsen Karen and Walter Jones Geoff Kahler Kirk Katzenmeyer John and Louise Kearns Aaron Kennedy Patrick and Leslie Kennedy Mark Kiehn Joan Koprivnikar Robb Krenz and Carolyn Grant Tania Landauer Karen and H. David Lansdowne Aaron LaPoint Stephen and Pat Larson Robert Laviolette Andrea Lemieux Judine Leonhart Chester and Debra Luby Brandon Lundell Daniel Lyons Derrek Massanari Lisa Marie and John Maxson Ralph and Judy McCarroll Patrick McCarron Dan McDonald Mark Michel Shelly Misener Joe Moenich and Gary Chappel Ian Nelson Michael Nelson Lon Nestrud Warren and Pam Neufeld Tara and Andy Neuman Renee and David Newcomer David Newman Mark Nord Wynne and Doug Odell Charlie and Mary Beth O’Reilly Tom and Mary Orsini Norman Pace Marcia and Frank Parrish Kevin Patterson Jimmy Pearson Bruce Penner Laura and Stephen Perkins Sara Adelaide Perr Charles and Cathy Pfaeffle Jack and Kathy Placchi Bill and Marilyn Plummer Charles and Darlene Pratt Cheryl and Wes Prichard Dorothy and Peter Raymond Gene and Jill Renuart Jamey Robbins

Michael and Deborah Rocks Bruce Rodney Steve and Jane Roe David Rosenbaum Adrienne Russman Patrick Ryan Hank Saipe Steve Sander PB Schechter Brian Schroder Donald Seagren Lisa Seaman and Bart Miller Jerry Siegel and Lilly Conrad Gerald Sloat Gary Smith William Smith and Sue Hammerton Roger Snyder Barry Sopinsky Jan Stahl and Cynthia Ruggero Joan and Karl Stang Leslie and Gary Stiefler John and Connie Stone Porter Storey Tim and Patti Swope Richard and Jennifer Taranow Jon Tattershall Kim and Hannis Thompson Tom and Mary Trotter Angela Tucci Joseph and Lana Turner Buzz Victor Jonathan Wachtel Gregory Walden Eldon Walker and Rhonda Luniak Beckie Watson Robert Watson Clifford Watts Brent and Angela Webb Francine and Timothy Webb Peter Weiser and Darcie Bolton Weiser Brad and Kerri West CJ Whelan Barbara and Joseph Wilcox Bill Wildberger and Barb Bieber Bruce Wilkes and Tamara Miller-Wilkes Karl Willock Janice and Earl Wilson Dee and Janice Wisor Joseph Wolters Rob Worrall Leila Worth Brad Wright Gregory Wright and Kim Hanraty Ellen Yeiser Kevin Yoder and Rebecca Wiebe Patti and Ed Zink

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Denver Century Ride, Tour of the Moon and VeloSwap have chosen Bicycle Colorado as their primary beneficiary. Each event listed supports Bicycle Colorado through our Event Membership Program. Thank you 2016 Event Members! Building a bicycle-friendly Colorado | bicyclecolorado.org