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what’s inside: 4 | USA Pro Cycling Challenge 5 | Education News 6 | Winter Bike Commuting Guide 8 | 2011 Event Season

Colorado Bicycle Summit 2012: A Vision of Better Bicycling The second-annual Colorado Bicycle Summit will take place February 6–7, 2012, in downtown Denver.

Hosted by Bicycle Colorado, the summit will bring together advocates, industry leaders, on-road and off-road cyclists, elected officials and agency staff from across the state.

The inaugural 2011 summit was at capacity with 200 cycling enthusiasts and received very positive reviews from attendees and sponsors. Building on the feedback from last year, our goal is to make the 2012 summit even more memorable!

As of press time, we are assembling our agenda of dynamic keynote speakers and breakout sessions for day one. We will spend the second morning of the summit at the Colorado State Capitol meeting with legislators to voice our support for betting bicycling across the state.

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Pro Challenge Boosts Colorado Economy Against the stunning backdrop of the Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs, the USA Pro Cycling Challenge got off to a speedy start this past August. The race then moved to the mountainous terrain before ending in Denver to the largest crowds for a bicycle race in America’s history. In addition to the one million Colorado spectators, 20 million viewers in 161 countries saw the race on television, according to race CEO Shawn Hunter. And though the 135 riders were the headliners, the beauty of Colorado stole the Continued on page 4 Race leader Levi Leipheimer and peloton summit Swan Mountain. © Dejan Smaic/SportifImages.com

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

Copyright 2011 Bicycle Colorado, Inc. All rights reserved.

1525 Market Street, Suite 100 Denver, CO 80202-1661 303.417.1544 P 303.825.1038 F info@BicycleColorado.org PUBLISHER Bicycle Colorado EDITOR Allison Melun STAFF EDUCATION DIRECTOR Jenna Berman DEVELOPMENT & OUTREACH DIRECTOR Scott Christopher EDUCATION PROGRAM MANAGER Julia Davenport MEMBERSHIP MANAGER Mark Erickson EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Dan Grunig COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST Allison Melun BOOKKEEPER Justin Millar DEPUTY DIRECTOR Amy Morfas BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT Terry Malouf VP Bob Moore SECRETARY Michele Ames

Letter from the President In March 1998, I smoked my last cigarette. I was recently divorced, new to Denver and lonely. I was out on the balcony smoking my “all-natural” cigarettes, watching people below heading for the bike path. I made up my mind right then and there that I was going to join them. There was no second thought. I ran those cigarettes right down to the dumpster and broke them all in half before tossing them in. The next morning, I found myself on the doorstep of Wheat Ridge Cyclery and by that afternoon I was riding my new love, a sweet little Trek 420. I then found several bike clubs in the Denver area, and before long, I was riding my way around the Front Range with the help of my new cycling friends.

So, how did I get this column? Ten years ago I discovered a then little-known organization called Bicycle Colorado. Its mission resonated with me, and I started volunteering for special projects. Soon I was on the board of directors, and recently I was elected president.

In the past ten years, Bicycle Colorado’s membership has grown sevenfold. We are one of the nation’s largest and most influential state-focused advocacy groups. With the support of members like you, we’ve been able to make bicycling in Colorado safer, friendlier and more mainstream. Think bike lanes, more kids on bikes, bike-friendly buses and trains and a state Department of Transportation that now includes bike facilities in the design of all new projects. Bicycle Colorado has also taken the lead as the state’s voice for mountain bikers—continuously working to build, preserve and enhance Colorado’s trails and bike parks.

Colorado is now ranked first in the nation as a Bicycle-Friendly State in three of six categories: (1) Legislation, (2) Policies and Programs and (3) Education and Encouragement. How great is that?! It is no small coincidence that the inaugural year of the Colorado Bike Summit sold out last February. Early details for the February 2012 Summit are in this issue.

My journey to this place started with a decision to make a healthy lifestyle change.

I wish the joy of riding a bicycle for everyone. Pass it on!

TREASURER Erik Esborg Bill and Sheri Barr Karl Friedman Todd Grant Scot Harris Lee Herndon Ella Lyons Ned Overend Greg and Mary Seebart Andrew Shoemaker Gaige Sippy Brad Tucker Rudy Verner 2 ride time news Fall 2011

Best wishes, Terry Malouf President, Board of Directors

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BICYCLE COLORADO ON TV

Colorado Biking on a Roll

By Dan Grunig, Bicycle Colorado Executive Director The inaugural USA Pro Cycling Challenge lifted the worldwide visibility of Colorado’s bicycling to levels not seen since the days of the Zinger/ Coors Classic. Our state and local governments devoted their attention to making Colorado look like the best place in the world to be a bicyclist.

Now we need to back up the TV images with direct improvements for bicycle safety on our roads and better traffic laws protecting bicyclists.

Bicycle Colorado and our members are championing these efforts to produce real-world changes for our bicycling environment.

Our work with the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is reaching new heights as the drafting of a new state bicycle plan begins.

Creating goals with measurable outcomes in terms of bicycling trips and safety is one of the areas of focus.

CDOT road engineers are soon to have their first official design guidebook chapter devoted to bicycle and pedestrian needs. Specifications for installing bike lanes, shared lane markings and safer road crossings will become standard practices for state roads.

Thanks to your support of Bicycle Colorado, bicyclists are gaining legitimacy as equal users of our transportation system.

See you on the bike, Dan

Have you checked out Bicycle Colorado’s new bike-safety video yet? Produced by our friends at 9News, this public service announcement (PSA) clarifies to all road users that bicycles are considered vehicles and have the right to be on the road. We also emphasize that bicyclists are responsible for following the same rules as motorized vehicles. The PSA airs at various times determined by the station on 9News, My20, NBC Universal Sports and 9News Weather Plus, conveying important bicycle safety information to a broad audience. You can check out the video at our YouTube site at youtube.com/watch?v=tTcpzFN_Vqg. Of course, you can also visit our website for a review of bicycling rules and safety tips at BicycleColorado.org/articles/coloradocycling-rules-pg27.htm.

GLENWOOD CANYON BIKE PATH UPDATE Repairs are underway on the Glenwood Canyon bike path, which sustained severe damage from above-average flooding last spring. Sections were opened as water receded but a two-mile section remains closed. Iin early August, the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) began to clear debris from the path and discovered the extent of the damage. Some concrete sections had completely washed away. CDOT has begun full repairs in hopes of reopening to the public by early November. The total cost of the damages and associated repairs is approximately $1.5 million. Bicycle Colorado thanks CDOT for their timely response to this unplanned repair. This bike path is an important link in allowing bicyclists to travel across the entire state.

Become an eNews Subscriber and Stay Informed The easiest way for you to stay informed on building a more bicycle-friendly Colorado is through our FREE eNews email newsletter. Through eNews, Bicycle Colorado provides you with regular updates and action alerts on important bicycling issues across the state in brief, easy-to-read articles.

Your email address is never traded and, should you wish to, unsubscribing is safe and easy. So why not give eNews a try?

Sign up at BicycleColorado.org/get/eNews.

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Pro Challenge Boosts Colorado Economy Continued from page 1

Beyond the intangible benefits of significant national and international exposure, the Colorado economy was the beneficiary of $83.5 million in economic impact from the week-long race. More than $67 million was spent directly from travelling spectators in the host communities and throughout the state. The long-term economic impact goes beyond just sales receipts from the week of the race. The broadcasts highlighted the spectacular scenery and bicycling opportunities in our state and will likely increase future tourism. A full 94% of on-site spectators said they were likely to attend next year’s race.

Up close with the world’s top cyclists.

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show. During the prologue, announcer Phil Liggett exclaimed, “I think this state was invented for bike riding!”

The success of the race would not have been possible without the superb coordination between the event organizers and our Colorado state agencies. Key members of the Colorado State Patrol (CSP) and Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) did an outstanding job in their roles. The level of planning, execution and ensuring public safety by CSP surpassed all expectations. And the comprehensive resources provided by CDOT on their website, through their 511 service and in preparing both the signage and the roads, were also exceptional and earned high praise.

Bicycle Colorado is proud to work which such outstanding organizations and state agencies. The USA Pro Cycling Challenge will return with a race status upgrade in 2012, and we expect the crowds—and the benefits for the state of Colorado—to be even greater!

The huge crowds along the course in Golden.

The race took riders through mountainous terrain, higher than any other pro race in the world.

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The Colorado State Patrol at the race starting line in Golden.

Education Summer Bike Rodeos Bicycle Colorado held several community rodeos this past summer in conjunction with the USA Pro Cycling Challenge. We had tremendous turnouts and look forward to next year’s race. All participants improved their riding, honed their handling skills and learned important safety rules.

Some even picked up tips from actual pros who rode in the Pro Challenge!

The Colorado Springs rodeo helped several kids to learn how to ride without training wheels for the first time! Kids were stoked to meet pro cyclist “Fast” Freddie Rodriguez. Our rodeo in Lakewood had many students practice their new skills several times through the challenge course. Professional cyclist Matt Cooke was on hand to challenge students in the “Snail Race,” which teaches control and balance by trying to be the last one across the finish line. Golden’s and Denver’s rodeos took place the week of the race and had the largest turnouts as families got to experience the excitement of the race!

Learning to stop is part of learning to ride!

We reached so many families through the generous support of our sponsors: Centura Health, Golden Moves, UnitedHealthcare and the USA Pro Cycling Challenge. We would also like to recognize the help of the Pro Challenge staff and our wonderful volunteers.

Practicing riding in a straight line.

Fall Means Back to Bike School Fall is here, schools are back in session and Colorado kids are once again learning to ride bikes along with the skills they need to safely ride bikes.

To help with that, Bicycle Colorado’s education teams are back in schools across the state.

Our education department will be involved in eight districts during 2011 and 2012—more than we have ever done previously. This level of activity allows us to teach approximately 12,000 students in 29 schools at the elementary and middle-school level.

Navigating the skills course in Denver’s Civic Center Park.

The school districts in which we will be teaching this year include: Adams 12 (four elementary schools), Adams 14 (one elementary school and two middle schools), Cherry Creek (four elementary schools), Denver (continuing work in two elementary schools), Englewood (four elementary schools), Fort Collins (four elementary schools), Grand Junction (two elementary schools) and Jeffco (six elementary schools).

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Colorado Bicycle Summit 2012: Save the Date!

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identify common issues in our local communities and set priorities for improving the future of cycling in Colorado. The unified voice of the Colorado cycling industry will send a powerful message to our state’s elected leaders; you won’t want to miss it! Stay tuned for an upcoming agenda and registration details. To join our growing list of summit sponsors, please contact Amy Morfas (amy@BicycleColorado.org) for details.

Winter Bike Commuting Guide Winter is just around the corner, but that doesn’t mean your bicycle commuting has to end. Many of us enjoy winter activities such as skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing, and you can approach winter biking just like you would those other activities. If you can venture out to enjoy snow sports, you can also enjoy wintertime bicycling. Check out our winter bicycle commuting tips and get ready to stay in the saddle no matter what the weather may be.

• C LOTHING: As any seasoned outdoor enthusiast will tell you, dress in layers. Start with a layer next to your skin that wicks moisture away, then go with an insulating layer such as fleece or a heavier jersey. Use a shell on top to block the wind. To keep your hands and feet warm, wear long-finger gloves and shoe covers. Keeping your head warm is key. Winter bicycling hats, similar to knit ski hats or balaclavas, work great. Shed layers as you warm up to avoid sweating heavily, then becoming cold.

• BE VISIBLE: Motorists must deal with fogged windows, poor visibility and glare. Make sure they see you by wearing bright, reflective clothing and using lights on overcast days. Good headlights and flashing taillights are a must for nighttime or early morning riding.

• SAND AND ICE: Start braking early to allow for the increased stopping distance on winter roads. Practice your cornering technique by braking early and coasting through the turn.

• DEBRIS IN THE BIKE LANE: This time of year bike lanes can be full of debris plowed off the roadway. Try using additional protection against flats and consider riding in the lane of traffic wherever bike lane conditions are unsafe. Report those conditions to the local street maintenance department.

• DRINK UP: You may not feel thirsty, but when you see your breath, that’s water leaving your body, so keep hydrating. When it’s really chilly out, some riders even start with warm water in their bottles.

Year-round bicyclists who navigate snow, ice and sub-zero temperatures all began by learning a bit at a time. You can do the same. Happy and safe winter riding!

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Q&A: Know your rights

By Brad Tucker, Attorney Brad Tucker is an avid cyclist, member of Bicycle Colorado’s board of directors and an attorney with a specialty in bicycle liability and insurance issues with ColoBikeLaw.com. If you have questions concerning legal issues affecting cyclists, you can contact him by email at law@bicyclecolorado.org. Certain questions will be selected for publication in future issues.

Q: A:

Lately it seems as if there are more hit-and-run collisions in the news. Is it true that Colorado law gives a lighter penalty for a hit-and-run than for driving under the influence?

Aside from the motivation to escape punishment for the collision, hit-and-run motorists often flee the scene because they have something to hide. That “something” is often the fact that they are under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

Presently, if a hit-and-run results in a fatality, the penalties are just as stiff for a hit-and-run driver as they are for a drunk driver who remains on the scene. Unfortunately, with respect to serious injury cases, the charges associated with fleeing the scene of a collision are more lenient than the charges for a vehicular assault-DUI charge.

It is difficult to know with any certainty whether a hit-andrun perpetrator calculates the advantage of leaving the scene when they are intoxicated, but there is no question that the law currently provides no incentive for them to remain on the scene.

Cyclists are particularly vulnerable in these types of collisions, as both bicycle and rider are often thrown off the side of the road, making it difficult for other motorists to see the cyclist and provide assistance. It might be time for our general assembly to consider upping the penalties for hit-and-run drivers who cause serious injury.

Advocacy 2012 Legislative Session With a new legislative session at the State Capitol beginning in January, Bicycle Colorado is actively refining our legislative priorities for the upcoming year. Our efforts will focus on improving the safety of roadways for bicyclists and ensuring that Colorado has opportunities to create the best trail systems in the country. Stay tuned for further details in the next issue of Ride Time News and in our bi-weekly electronic newsletter, eNews.

Black Hawk Case Considered by Colorado Supreme Court In a move to ensure freedom to travel on Colorado roads, the ongoing Black Hawk bike ban case has been presented to the Colorado Supreme Court for consideration by the justices to hear the case. This escalation to the Supreme Court follows a district court ruling against the three cyclists originally ticketed for riding their bicycles through town.

The bicycle ban, which the town initiated in 2010, prohibits bicycle travel on all streets running through Black Hawk and cuts any paved bicycle connection between Central City and the Peak to Peak Highway.

The ban also severs a national cycling route, with the nearest detour increasing the distance by approximately 27 miles. Attorneys for the case argue that Black Hawk overstepped its rights as a local authority in ignoring state laws by not providing an alternative access route for bicyclists to follow.

A decision on whether the case will go before the court is expected in the next few months.

The information in this column is provided as a public service. It is not legal advice and should not be interpreted as such. Bicycle Colorado does not provide legal counsel or endorse any legal counselor.

“No bikes” sign in Black Hawk.

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Bicycle Colorado Welcomes New Board Members Bicycle Colorado recently welcomed two new members to its board of directors and also elected new officers. Newly elected board members are Ella Lyons and Rudy Verner. Ella is the Director of Research Operations at Kaiser Permanente and brings significant expertise of the health and wellness benefits associated with bicycling. Rudy is an attorney with Berg, Hill, Greenleaf & Ruscitti where he specializes in litigation, environmental and First Amendment matters. Both are committed bicyclists who are eager to help with Bicycle Colorado’s work.

The newly elected executive committee includes Terry Malouf, President; Bob Moore, Vice-President; Erik Esborg, Treasurer; and Michele Ames, Secretary.

Bicycle Colorado thanks all our board members past and present for their contributions and commitment to helping build a more bicyclefriendly Colorado.

2011 Event Season Wraps Up Colorado is fortunate to have one of the most extensive calendars of bicycle events in the entire country. And Bicycle Colorado is proud of the more than twenty partner events that are financially supporting advocacy to ensure access to roads is protected and improved for every event participant.

Many of our bicycling events have been recognized nationally and internationally as premier rides, attracting visitors from across the United States and around the world.

Bicycle events are a critical part of the Colorado tourism economy during the spring and summer, attracting visitors who contribute to the overall impact of bicycling for the Colorado economy. More than 700,000 visitors included access to bicycling in their decision to vacation in Colorado.

Stay tuned for announcements of 2012 event dates this December so you can begin planning your next cycling season.

Bicycle Colorado thanks its many event members for their help improving our state’s bicycling.

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Trails Bicycle Colorado Designing New Mountain Bike Trails

The area’s Dry Creek Travel Management Plan designates 67 miles of non-motorized trails on BLM land west of Montrose. We are focusing on trail layout and design on approximately 15 miles of non-motorized singletrack trails and four trailheads. This area has seen increased use due to population growth in Montrose, a rise in tourism on the Western Slope and proximity to towns. More information on our trail-building progress will be coming in the next several months. Be sure to keep watching eNews for the latest developments.

Photo courtesy Singletrack Trails

Bicycle Colorado’s Trail Pros program, in conjunction with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), will soon start work on the Dry Creek mountain bike trails, just west of Montrose. This new trail system will be within cycling distance of town and is one of several new trails we’ve built that doesn’t require driving to reach the trailhead.

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

Support these Organizations Titanium $5,000+ Anschutz Foundation Bicycle Village Community Shares of Colorado Competitor Group Kaiser Permanente New Belgium Brewery Pearl Izumi Primal Wear Inc. Ride the Rockies/The Denver Post Rocky Mountain Events/Elephant Rock/Copper Triangle Shoemaker Ghiselli + Schwartz LLC Team Evergreen Bicycle Club Gold $1,500–$4,999 Analysis Group – Boston Bike Colorado Springs Bike MS Colorado BikeSource Boulder Center for Sports Medicine Buena Vista Bike Fest CamelBak Campus Cycles ColoBikeLaw.com Colorado HeartCycle Association Colorado Springs Cycling Club Derailleurhanger.com Downing Events/Deer Creek Challenge E.R. Morgan & Associates, LLC Encana Hogan & Hartson LLP Iron Horse Bicycle Classic Karl & Barbara Friedman Family Foundation Mile High Cycling Society Mirrycle Corporation OS Bikes OUT Spokin’ Polar Bottle Rocky Mountain Cycling Club San Juan Hut System SmartEtailing.com Specialized SRAM Trek Bicycle Corporation USA Pro Cycling Challenge Venus de Miles–Greenhouse Scholars Western Spirit Mountain Bike Adventures Wheat Ridge Cyclery Silver $500–$1,499 Adam Henry AlphaGraphics Amendment XXI American Cycling Association Aspen Club and Spa Bikes Belong Coalition Blacktie Colorado Boulder Indoor Cycling Boulder Sports Research CatEye Clif Bar and Company ColoBikeLaw.com Lookout Mountain Hill Climb Colorado Athletic Club (Tabor Center) Colorado Opthamology Association Colorado Rocky Mountain Bike Tour Criterium Bicycles, Inc. David M. Budd Photography

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Denver Bicycle Touring Club Denver Bike Sharing (B-cycle) Earls Restaurant Excel Sports Boulder Fehr & Peers Frontier Airlines Google Matching Gifts Program Gran Fondo Moab Harmonic Media Healing Wheels Tour/Inner City Health Holcombe Photography Law Office of Dan Mahoney Pactimo Patagonia Denver Paul O’Connor PearlParadise.com PreRace.com REI–Recreational Equipment Inc. Robert D. Jones Photography Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence (SPAN) Salvagetti Bicycle Workshop Savory Spice Shop Scottish Stained Glass Corp.

Sidi America Sky Hotel Stephanie Terhune Photography Sunrise Century/Bikerpelli Sports, Inc. Superior Morgul Classic Swift Cycling Club & Team Basic $150–$499 Absolute Bikes Advanced Otolaryngology Agents for Home Buyers Alan Severn, CPA Alpine Training Center Altogether Outdoors Architect Arrowhead Trails Inc. Aspen Skiing Company Assault on the Peak Aveda Academy Denver Bicycle Aurora Bicycle Pedal’r Bicycle Transportation Systems, Inc. Bike Fort Collins Bikerpelli Sports Blackdog Professional Cycling Team Blue River Century and Metric Century Boulder Masters Cycling Team CASA Bike for Hope Celestial Seasonings B STRONG Ride COBRAS (Colorado Bicycle Racing Association for Seniors) COhomefinder Real Estate Coldwell Banker Denver Century Ride Colorado Bicycle Touring Society Colorado Plateau Mountain Bike Trail Association (COPMOBA) Cycle Analyst, Inc. DBC Events ECO Eagle Valley Trails Event Marketing Group, LLC FasCat Coaching Fort Collins Cycling Club (FCCC) Get Some Women’s Racing, LLC Great Divide Ski, Bike & Hike Great West Life Giving Campaign

Hans Johnsen Company Hotel Monaco Hottman Law Office, LLC Hunter Douglas Employee Giving Campaign Integrative Massage Therapy Jeffrey L. Kaes, DDS, PC Jim Bowen Massage Therapy Lee’s Cyclery & Fitness Leisure Trends Group Lockheed Martin Lucky Strike Lanes Milestone Maps Moots Titanium Cycles Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Mountain Bike Specialists Mountain Shades/Optic Nerve Napa Valley Wine Tours NREL–National Renewable Energy Laboratory Giving Campaign Old Town Bike Shop Opera Colorado Ordonez & Vogelsang, LLC Orthodontic Specialist and Invisalign Provider Osprey Outdoor Exposure Photography, LLC Paul’s Cyclery, LLC Peak to Peak Training Systems Pedal to Properties of Boulder, Inc. PowerBar Pro Cycling LLC Race Across America Roaring Fork Transportation Authority Rocky Mounts/Chaos Routt County Riders Skin Essentials @ Bod:evolve Sloat & Nicholson, PC Small Planet E-Vehicles Spencer & Spencer, PC Attorneys at Law Sports Plus Strider Sports International, Inc. Summit Biking Tenth Mountain Division Hut Association The Curtis Hotel–Doubletree Hotels The Digital Frontier The Janus Foundation The Rug Source in Denver Timbuk2 Todson Inc. Trails 2000 Training Peaks and Joe Friel Turin Bicycles Two Leaves and a Bud Tea Company Upland Sports Group–Capo Apparel USA Cycling Velo Voluntours WarginEvents WR Hopping & Co., Inc. Zinn Cycles Inc. Additional Supporters Al’s Barber Shop Assisted Cycling Tours Avid4 Adventure Beauty Brands BLM, Colorado State Office Boulder B-cycle Breckenridge Distillery Canvas and Cocktails Catalyst Communication, Inc.

CFC–Intermountain City of Fort Collins City of Fort Collins, Transportation Planning City of Golden Colorado Trail Foundation Comida Espana, LLC Community Cycles D Bar Desserts Deborah Currier, Certified Massage Therapist Denver Art Museum Denver Center for the Performing Arts Denver Nuggets/Kroenke Sports Charities Dick’s Sporting Goods Bolder Boulder duo Restaurant Eldorado Artesian Springs, Inc. Faegre & Benson Foundation Fat Tire Press John Fellows Foothills United Way Front Range Veterinary Clinic Full Cycle Fun Auctions Gart Companies Golden Bear Bikes Growth Cycle Gunnison County Trails Commission Gunnison Nordic Club H Burger Honey Stinger il Bistro Italiano IMBA Jacque Michelle JDS Sportcoaching, LLC Kaiser Permanente Moonlight Classic Kenichi Aspen MCA Denver Melanzana Metroboom Mike McCready Mile High United Way Montanya Distillers Mountain Pedaler of Vail Nor’wood Limited Inc OnTarget Public Relations Outdoor Divas Pro Designs LLC Radda Trattoria Reuben’s Burger Bistro Room and Board Salida Mountain Trails/SPOT (Salida Area Parks Open Space and Trails) San Luis Valley Cycling Club/ Kristi Mountain Sports Sea to Summit Skirt Sports Strings Restaurant Tampa Bay Recreation, LLC Ted’s Montana Grill Ten20 The Hungry Toad The Ninth Door Trails and Open Space Coalition Trek Bicycle Store Walt Klein Advertising Shannon Winski Xpres Shred–Secure Document Destruction Your Cause Sports

Thanks to our Members and Supporters! June 1–October 1, 2011

Members & Supporters Bicycle Colorado thanks these important supporters who have contributed membership dues and generous donations between June 1 and October 1, 2011.

Thanks to your support, we’re building a more bicycle-friendly Colorado!

Benefactor $1,000+ Sheri and Bill Barr Randall Brodersen Martha Samuelson Elite $500–$999 Todger and Shannon Anderson Jennifer and Shawn Curran Ken Gart Patrick McCarron Bill Shenkin Champion $250–$499 James Bartley Patrick Batten Marc Bennett Megan and Taylor Carrington Anita Chawla Faith Clauson Joseph Debrohun Christopher Deptula Connie and Douglas Dohn Ronald and Rebecca Dreasher Paul and Darcie Frohardt Ted Geist Bruce Greiner Sandra and Julian Huzyk Herbert Leon and Betty Jacobs Judine Leonhart Wynne Odell Michael Onstad Norman Pace Nancy Parker Alan Sarikelle Thomas Stoffel Paige Swenson C. Gregory Tiemeier Dan Wegener Ellen Yeiser Gretchen Zeller Advocate $100–$249 James and Laurie Alexander Bryce and Patricia Anderson Michael Anderson Allan Bach and Carol Mosier Bach Derek Bamonte Tony and Patricia Barranco Bruce Bates Heath Beaver Rebecca Beavers Robert and Barbara Behmer John and Lois Belcher Tawnya Bennett Rhonda Bershok Dr. Armand and Patricia Boudreau Edie Bowman David Brand James and Carol Breglio Casey L. Brown Jeanette Burney Deb Carr James Chastain John M. Connell Cynthia and Daniel Coogan Pierre Cremieux Nicholas Crew Tracy Davis and Piep Van Heuven

J’ne and Paul Day-Lucore Gwen and Patrick Demuth Glenn DeRussy Jeanne Downing and Bruce Hall Dr. Edward and Barbara Dowski Merritt and Sydney Enders Bruce Falkenberg Joel Fawcett Mike Fife Dwight Fowler Joseph Fowler John Gardner Stacy Garfield and Matthew Rottmund David George and Joan Lindgren George Melanie and Mark Gonglach John and Christine Graff Jonathan and Monica Grannis David and Alice Groat Dan Grunig and Suzanne Klein Dave Gutierrez David and Laura Hansen Rodney and Suzanne Harrill Rex and Teresa Hegyi Barbara and Joseph Heit Carolyn and Ronald Henrikson Matt Herzberger Ashley Hofwolt Jeffrey and Deborah Homan Matthew Hooker Becky Howard Ed Huffman Curtis and Jean Hull Bill Humphrey Paul T. Imhoff Timothy Inglis Michaleen Jeronimus Gary and Karen Johnson Stephen Johs and Nancy Madinger Charles Katz John and Louise Kearns Skip and Stephanie Kelly T.S. Kelso Phillip Kendall Douglas Kennell Lew Kidder Ron and Meegan Kiefel Peter Konrad Mark Kozlowski and Jennifer Schaffner Peter and Caroline Landgraff Aaron LaPoint Duane Larson Stephen and Pat Larson Vickie Lesnansky Frederick Lewis and Elizabeth Herr Sheri and Tom Linnell Bob Lovejoy Steve Lynn Terry Malouf and David K. Walker Tom and Sara Mayer Tom and Judith Melzer Alison Michael Kathleen Mineo and David Quigley Laurie Miskimins Ian Monk and Jane Harbert

Hans Morefield Frank and Patricia Moritz Rob Mossman Rich Munoz David Newman Richard Noble and Susan Richardson Ed Nottingham Penny O’Keefe Myrna and Thomas Orlando Kathleen Parks Stacey Pehrson Mark Peretsman and Jean Duane Hudson Philips David and Deborah Porter Thomas Powell Michael Quinn Richard Rainaldi and Martha Records Debra Rappaport Peter and Dorothy Raymond John and Lesia Rehl Nenad Rijavec Robert Rowe Ian Sablad Raymond and Suzanne Satter Timothy Schaefer George Sears Richard Shearer Linda and Mark Shimoda William Simmons Richard Starfield Joyce and Steve Stivers John and Connie Stone Peter D. Suave Maurine and Rich Sweeney Paul and Nina Thomas Glenn and Jeanne Tubb Cris and Sally Tuft Nancy Ullmann Tom Umland Buzz Victor Mark and Patti Wagner Dan Waldheim Peter Waldheim Gabriele Walser and Charles Hardy Andrew and Allison Wardrip Anne and Christopher Weiland Joseph and Barbara Wilcox Vicki and Lee Wilkerson Steven and Diane Williams Karl Willock Janice and Earl Wilson John and Angela Wolgamott Joseph Wolters Cyndee Wooden and Lisa Berry Rob Worrall Leila Worth Matthew Young Kim Zietz Supporter $50–$99 Rick Abbott Jeanne Achziger Elaine and Roger Adams James and Susan Adolphson Linda and William Aki

Jay Alexander and Ana Marie Uy-Alexander Thomas and Leslie Allen Marvin and Margie Amernick David Anderson Carol April John Armstrong Fiona Arnold Daniel and Sherri Arosteguy Lloyd Athearn Philip Ayers Peter Bain Bill and Samera Baird Kevin Baker Ronald and Gail Baker Karel Lynn Bammes Peter and Charlene Bandurian Diogo and Teresa Bauleth John and Jan Beach David Beachley Janette Beals Stephen Beckley Duane Beckmann David Benson Lynn Bevington Marianne and Frank Biggerstaff Marilyn and David Binkley Margaret and Stuart Black William and Diane Black Bruce and Josie Boreson David Borreson and Janice Moore Charles and Jeanette Bowles Eric A. and Diane Braaton Liz Bradley Melissa Bradley Paul and Cynthia Braun C. W. Breaux Jr. Deborah Brinkman William Britt Kelly Brokaw Sears and Kevin Sears Greg Brumley Kyle Brunger Stefan Bump Roger and Susan Burnett Cathy Busch-Kinkaid Mark Butterman and Susan Blake Mandy Caird Muriel Carmichael Michael and Janet Carroll Stephen and Georgia Carter John and Elizabeth Cassano Colin Cassidy Thomas Cecil Robert and Virginia Chaput Roger J. Chilewski Lonnie Chipman and Susan Miller Ernst and Margrit Christen Cary Christopherson Christine Ciacio Blake Clark and Rosemary Burbank Corey Clark and Jonny Love David and Trista Claude Elizabeth and John Coker Timothy and Anne Collins Pat Condon and Allyson Dodge-Condon

Leah Cooper Joe Crane Monty Crawford James Cronin Jr. Steve Cross and Sharron Lynn Ruesewald William and Rhonda Crossen Robert and Leslie Cutler William Dallas Jim Daus Allan Davidson Don Davidson Nathan Dick Darrell Dinges Linda Drake Bitner and Christopher Bitner Carol Dwyer Susan Early and Marc Landry Robert and Karen Eckhoff Leslie and Don Edmondson Virginia and David Edwards Ivar Eidsmo Megan Eliassen and Patrick Sankovitz Mark Emanuel Doug and Cynthia Evans Jan and Bob Evans Erik and Josephine Demaio Fallenius Bob Fay William and Kristine N. Fender Pablo J. Fernandez Tracy Fifer Ken and Christine Finn Paul Fisco Douglas Fish John and Stephanie Flanigan Jeffrey Flood Francisco Flores Michael Foley Janet Freeman and Richard Spenetto Larry and Maria Fruge Julie and Ronald Furstenau Pat and Marilyn Gaffney Ronald Gager Marion and Richard Gately William and Sally Gauditz Henry Geisel William Gessner Scott Gordon and Lisse Daugaard-Gordon Michael Goss Tucker Grills Dawn Grooms Mark Groshek Steve Grotheer Paul Guenther Jason Gugelman Dr. Elana and Steven Gunberg David and Laura Haber Bill and Ursula Hall Sally Hall Ralph Hanson Dwight Harding James and Deborah Harrington Amy Harris and Chip Coe Christine Harris

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Thanks to our Members and Supporters! June 1–October 1, 2011 Brent and Sydney Haskell Janet and Bill Hassell John and Anne Hedberg Steven and Robin Heil Eric and Christin Helander Judith Henderson Jonathan and Barbara Heuberger Landon and Susan Hilliard Randy Hodson John Holder Gary and Kami Holt Edward Holton Herbert Homan David Hopp Tracy Horton and Michael Pagliassotti Greg and Dot Hoskin Nancy Houser-Bluhm Jim and Mary Howrey Kane Hudson Kimberli A. and Greg Hull Michael Hutton Family Daniel Hyman Saul and Eileen Hymans Paul Ijs and Silvia Ijs-Di Chiara Patricia J. Irwin Trina Jacobson Margaret Jacot Walter and Deborah James Weston Johnson Doug Jones Carol Kauder and Charlie Suthard Debra Kekich Larry and Patricia Kendall Michael Kenny David Kessler Kevin Kilgore Donna and Clarence Kissler Sharon Kolarik and Jean Bustard Kimi Kondo and Carol Avery Larry Kovacic and Cheryl Brown-Kovacic Kate Kramer Steve and Cherie Krasovich Michael Lahickey Burrell H. and Sharon Landes Tom Lane Kathy Langenwalter and Dick Cleveland Bradley Larsen Thomas and Teresa Lash Sue Ann and Daniel Lass Walt Lee and Leslie Fransworth Lee Grant Lehman Deegan Lew Kim Lewis Sally Lewis and Alan Fine Dennis Lima Kent Lindberg Les and Nancy Lockspeiser Thor Loechell Bryce and Jill Lopez Chester and Debra Luby Susan Lutz Mark and Mary Anne Lyle Jerry Mabary Jim and Mary Anne Mack Steve MacKay Michael MacMillan Jeff Maddex Susan Madison Jim Malmgren Tricia and Robert Martines Teddy Martinez Ron and Marla McOmber Judy and Ralph McCarroll

Larry McDermed Pat McGaughran Charles McHenry Warren McNaughton Mike Melmed Allison and Robert Melun Jeffrey Meredith and Julie Shemeta Bob and Patricia Ann Meyers William Michener Brent Miller Guy Miller Ken Miller Carole Milligan MD Lael Moe Michael Moore Amy Morfas and Paul Hamer Jeffrey Morse Jay Morse Diane Mosley Scott Mowrey and Heidi McCotter Colleen Murphy Rick Murray Samuel and Helen Naffziger Cynthia Nagel Eric Neeb Roger and Linda Neeland Lise and Joe Neer Andy and Tara Neuman Gerry Newton Darcy and Daniel O’Connor Carolyn and James O’Donnell Becky Orr and Paul Oberbroeckling Eric Oshlo John and Susan Pape Frank Parce Sheeyun Park and Maryann DImand Mike Parsons Gregory Paul James and Barbara Pauls Angela Pennell Dan Perry Michael Persoff Kay Peterson-Cook and Don Cook Doug Pflugh Cindy Pickens Jill and Brad Pierantozzi Kenneth Piner and Karen Pierce Ken Plotz and Carol Peeples Dr. Richard Polster and Jodie Collins-Polster Andrew and Susan Pruitt Peter and Barbara Rackow Rex Raimond and Sherri Huwer David V. Rapp and Carolyn Valentine-Rapp Bill Rawsky Daniel Recht Lloyd and Kristi Reed Daryl Reicheneder Raymond Restow John Reynolds Eugene Rodriguez and Eva Mesmer Steve and Jane Roe Glenn Roesler Curt and Karen Rokala Kent Rose Barb Ruddy Bill and Erin Sandholm Karen Sangster Debbie and James Sbarbaro Mark Scalercio Eric and Sharon Scarbro Keelin Schaffrath Tom and Connie Schmelz Pamela Schnell Philip Schreiber

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Harry and Marsha Schumer Karen Schwartz Paul D. Scott Dagfinn H. Senturia Amy Shambarger Jim and Mary Ellen Shaughnessy Marilyn and John Shelton Susan Sipay Jon Smart Daniel and Tanya Smith Roberta Smith Craig Sommers Gary Sondermann Andrew and Karen Sonin Elinor and Charles M. Sorenson Jerry F. Spring Edward Steinman Sandra and Kurt Stenmark Porter Storey Joseph Summers Mary and Barry Sundland Bill and Cathie Swafford Jack Swope Mark Symns Frank Tagge Barbara Taylor Mark Taylor Dianne Thiel Denise and Greg Thomas John Warren Thompson Ann Tipton and Bill McAdams Peter Townsend Jerry Trujillo Debbie and Sheffield Tulp Glenda Uchida Andre and Nancy Van Hall Katherine and H.C. Van Schaack Mark Velat Paul Versteeg Tina and Tom Vessels William Vigor Dr. David and Marlis Waddell Heidi and Tim Walker Byron Walker Robert and Lynn Waltman Christopher Walzer Frank and Joan Wanken Beckie Watson Larry Weil and Cynthia Brown Brian Weiss Dick and Paula Wenham Chris and Erin Wheeler Andy White Stueart and Lucy White Chuck and Barb Widick Jack Wiepking Leigh Wilbanks Dean and Robin Willis Stephanie and Todd Wilson Rob and Molly Withers Marcel and Maureen Wolf Christopher Wright Anne and David Wustrow Kon Wyatt III Basic $30–$49 Deanna Adami Madison Agresti Allen Alchian Mark Allmen Gene and Linda Alvine Cindy Anderson Dale Arnold and Patricia Jones-Arnold Mark Ausbrooks Jay Bailey

Stockton Baker and Charlotte Neitzoz Tiffany Ballard Sonnett and Kevin Sonnett Betsy T. Barrett Vern and D. Basgall Gregg and Laurie Batchelder Adams Curti Baxter Brian and Sandra Beatty Kate Bechtold Michael and Rene Beck Mark Bell Chris and Annie Bement John and Jody Benton Gary Berz Beth and Jack Biddle Steve and Janet Bieringer Peter and Suzanne Birkeland Samantha Boik Jason Borden Krista and Mark Boscoe Richard Bovarnick Wayne Boyles Eric Braden Michael and Diane Broccardo Charles Brown and Julie Carter-Brown Robert Bruce David Buller Erwin and Kathy Bunzli Dean and Kathryn Butler Chris Camp Anne Carpenter Richard Carr B.W. Cawker Jack Chambers Dan and Patty Chovan Jason C. Cierna Kenneth Claiborne David Clair Ronald and Cheryl Clark John and Sandy Coates Katie Collins Cathy Cramer Bob Cunningham Victor Russell Daniel MD Geof Datesman Brian Davenport Edgar Davidson Mary Davidson James Deboer John Deibert and Lori Antolec Mike and Linda Denham Beverly and Francis Desaules Steven and Susan Dewey Lawrence and Janet Drury Tim Dunbar Tom Economou Dan and Carylon Edwards Glenn and Lynn Erickson Kendra Fay Bruce Feldmeyer Robin Filipczak and Jeff Smith Fitz Fitzgerald Erin Fosdick Denver Fox and Nora Palmer Fox Keith Francis Donald Freeman Darryl Fuller D’Ann Fuquay Page Gaines Meg Gallagher Phil Gans Rodger and Lisa Garcia Mike Gesie Jim and Helen Gibb

Marianne Goodland Cess Grant Matthew Gray Carol Greenlee Mark and Mary Griswold Dan and Victoria Grogan Amy Guttman Lynne and Norman Hall Dean and Debra Halverson Bruce Hamburger David Harbaugh Larry Harte Frank and Nina Healy Christina Heard Charles and Diana Henderson Robert Herald Abigail Herreman Paul Hields Douglas Hodge Teri Holt Nancy Howe Christine Hudson and Ryan Lewandowski Loretta Huff Eileen Hunt Paul and Christy Hutton Cindy Jacobson Matthew I. Jeffrey Chris and Sharon Jenkins Daniel Jenkins John Jepkema and Jan Taylor Jepkema Dennis Johnson Carole Jonca Louis Juarros and Nora Juaros Jerre Jung Dave Kahl Kenneth and Jody Kaplan Mark Karlok D.J. and Julie Kayl Kurt Keeley Carolyn Keenan Mark and Evelyn Keller Bill Kellogg Greg Kemmet and Rochelle Beier-Kemmet Tony Kerrigone Ross and Sandy Kirby Steven Klein Jason Kleinsmith Dennis and Corinne Koehler Gary Koenig and Peggy Reed Jennifer Kogan Robb Kolstad Martin Koschnitzke Jim and Chris Kotowski Bernard and Annabelle Kowalski Derek Kulach Lenka Lalich Kay and Thomas Leaf Richard Leger David and Leanore Lehmann Byron Levkulich Peter Lindquist Lynda Maclennan Mark and Karen Madsen Michael Mallet Peter Manley Mike Manning Paul and Lynda Marks Dorothy Martinez and John Funk Keith Maskus and Susan Rehak Nicholas Massaro Chuck Matthys Marc McClure James McConnell

Thanks to our Members and Supporters! June 1–October 1, 2011 Phil McCormac Joe McDonald Kevin McDonnell David McGuire Cathy and Jim McKeen David Mcquire Marty Medina Peter Meinhold Steve Merrill Tom Metzger Greg Meyer Ron Michaels Tom Miellie Bob and Marilyn Milhous Craig G. and Elizabeth Miller Cynthia Moe-Crist Jenna Moore James Moss Mark Mueller Ron Muhlhauser and Anna Walker Duane Mullner Derrick Nedzel Andy Niccolai Nicole Nunn Sean Oberlander John Ogle James Olson Christine Orr Cyndi Ortman Lea Anne Owens Whitney Painter and Bart Sheldrake Roger Paluska Daniel Paradis Eva Pasiewicz Ryan Paterson Rebecca and Timothy Pearson Shawn Pearson Mary Peebles-Turner and Lynn Turner Kim Penoyer Chong Pentland Larry Pepek Kristine Peterson Eddie Phillips Michael Pins Emily Poliseo Ward and Karen Polzin Henry and Susan Poos Wendy Poppen Bill Pratt S. Premena Dana Price Jeff Prillwitz Holly Proctor Luanne Ralph Courtney and Susan Ralston K. Ray Ramach Thomas Rampton Brian Ratcliff Doug Redosh and Rhonda Teitelbaum Timothy Reilly Edith and Jeffrey Reynolds Randy and Heidi Rhodes Leo Riegel and Barb Larsen Margie Robinson Chrisette and Joseph Rogers

Sean Rooney Byron and Sally Rose Dr. Edward and Debora Rosenfeld John and A.R. Royer Stephen Rule Robin and Thomas Ruygrok Rachel Schiebout Laura and Michael Schiff Gail Scoby Hannah Seigel John Sevo Allison Sheldon Andy Sherman Elizabeth Siaba Judy and Barry Siel Jeanne Simpson Jan Sinsabaugh-Belanger Clint Sirko Bob and Gail Smith Mitchell Smith Rosina Spray Tom Stacy Timothy and Marilyn Stechert Kelly Stees David Stillwell Britta Strother Dennis Sullivan Brenda Sussna Ann Swanson Kim and Richard Sweitzer Diane Taussig Phillip and Starr Teague Elmer and Carole Thomas Bruce and Lois Thompson Julie Tripp David Twedt and Liz Whitney Robert Unger Darrell Vigil Scott Wagner Scott Walden William Warren Shanna Weber Stephanie Wells Rosalyn Weston Thomas White Jonathon Will Michael and Marjorie Williams Thomas and Linda Williams Geoff Williamson Bill Willins Diana Wilson Kathleen Winegardner Bruce and Susan Wittich Seth and Michelle Wolins Dave Wolken Joe Woodward Rowland H. Worrell York Richard Yost Robert Youdath Marc and Lorena Zimmer Greg Zuercher Gregg Zujkowski Additional Supporters Tabitha and Christopher Aaron John Adams and Linda Littell Jennifer Anderson

Katherine Arnold Kurt Aronow Amanda Baker Bart Baker John Barnes Kitty Barton David Becker Bob Beckman Cindy Beggs Scott Belcher Jason Boyd Muriel M. Briggs Jason Broderick Gary Brower Miguel Burciaga Paul Burgeson Laura Burgess David Butler Patricia Butler Rebeca Centeno-Elliot Greg Chatterton Terry Chontos Scott Christopher and Sue Lloyd Lorri Cicconi Jimmy A Clere Chris Cline Jared Conner Ginny Culp Tim and Barbara Davis Daniel Dorazil Bonnie Downey Melinda and Christopher Driscoll Ryan Dumais Roger Duzeman James Easton Jason Echols Greg Eddy Katie Eklund Dean Ellis Scott Farish Lisa Fisher Steve Frothingham Maureen Garelick Neil and Heather Geiger David Ginley Gerard and Karen Glancy Kevin Graves Robert Gray Mary Greenwald Laurence Gruel Cathleen Hager Shirley L. Hallberg Karl Hanzel Ron Hargrave Nicole Harrison Susan and Frank A. Hartley Blaine and Jennifer Haskell Andrea Hauger James W. Hawkins Bob Hedlund Blaine Hemphill Eric Hess Joshua Heune Susan Hickman Dan R. Higgins Roger Hilbig Michael Hipp

Miami Hoag Karl Hoff James Holstine Ross Hopkins Mark Howard Bob Huckins Joan Jacobson Paul James William Jellick Susan Jones James Judge Ellen Kaastrup Judith and Charles Kanagy Stephen Kandrach Ann Karlberg David Kelble Jr. John Kingdon Jennifer Kinsey Scott Kissinger Maria Klapper Carolyn Kleinke Matt Knollenberg Guy Knox Rebecca Kuberry David Kueter Aaron Ladd Patrick Larabee Stanley Lebahn James Cody Lillstrom William Lobb Thomas Lynch Robert Mack John Madden Jr. David Maggert Gerald Martin Melissa McCalmont Gene McGowen Stan Meacham Rolando Melgoza Mark Meredith Ray Merenstein John and Melinda Middleton Rochelle Miller John Mills and Deborah Finn Hannah Montroy Terri and Dick Morrell Curt Mower Jeff Mulder Carolyn Nickum Jason Nienhueser Tim and Diane Normandin Stephen Ogle Jody Olson Cassady Osterweil Michael G. Pahl Anthony Paquette Elizabeth Peach John Penners Kevin Perri James Pfenning Sally L Phillips Nathaniel Pitzzer Cynthia Ploski Jeff Poe Louise and A. Graham Powers Beth Prueitt Melinda and Laurin Quiat

Rafael Radilla Galeana Pamela Repp Amy Reuscher Jim and Julie Rhomberg Brian Richardson David and Sara Richman Jordan Riley Jill Rogers Warren Rohal David Rosenthal Chad Routh Terry Rudd and Elin Omlie-Rudd Karen Sam Elizabeth Sampey Virginia and Tony Schene Joe Schott Judi Schwandt Joseph Shotkoski Michael Shoup Dan Smee Leroy Smith and Kathryn Wiedenfeld-Smith Steven Smith Terry Smith Douglas Smith Danielle Smith Erik Soderberg Michael Sorenson Rise Spiegel Pamela St. Clair Paul Stearman Scott Steeves Zack Stein Nicholas Stevens Rodger and Karen Stewart David Summitt Todd and Heather Swanson Hans Tishmack John Todd Adam Trosterman Cliff Tuttle John Vankat Mark Vaszary Matt Vendetti Robin and Dave Veres Boris Visnjic Wade Vogt Marian Vondracek Tyler Wacker Wendelyn Walberg Sydney and Cortland Weaver David and John Webb Jamie Webb Jillian Wenburg Ty Wertz Jason Wesson Teda and Rodney Wight Eddie Will Belinda Williams Jace Williamson Daniel Willie Tom and Dede Willis Jennifer Wood and Vernon Berry Brad Woodworth David Woolever Dean Zimmerman

Thanks for your support! If you submitted your membership dues between June and October 2011 and your name was not on this list, we apologize for the omission.

Please contact us at 303.417.1544, ext. 12, to ensure your support was received.

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Workplace Giving The following members generously supported Bicycle Colorado through their workplace-giving programs, including Community Shares, United Way and corporate matching-gift programs. Please note that gifts are recorded on the date they are received from the workplace-giving programs, even though individual gifts to those programs may have been made throughout the year.

Susan Anderson Philip Ayers Karel Lynn Bammes Tony and Patricia Barranco Karol Barton Steeves Patrick Batten Russell Bauer Brian Bawden Rebecca Beavers John and Lois Belcher Marc Bennett Tawnya Bennett Rhonda Bershok Rob Bielfeldt and Kristin Scott Gary Brower Casey L. Brown Jeanette Burney Don Cameron Helen Capps Stanley Chinn

Scott Christopher and Sue Lloyd Jason C. Cierna David Cobb Jack Cox Robert and Leslie Cutler Joseph Debrohun Michael Deru George Douglas Ann Durgan Greg Eddy Sandy Erlach Mike Fife Michael Foley C.J. and Melanie Gauss Emily Gehrmann David Ginley Michael Goss Adam Green Jennifer Hansen Shawn and Trish Heisdorffer

Joseph Herrick Jonathan and Barbara Heuberger Michael Hoffman and Wendy Longwood Ashley Hofwolt Edward Holton Nancy Houser-Bluhm Mark Jarvis Caley Johnson Geoff Kahler Bradley Larsen Jeff Linger William Lobb Mary Lukkonen Susan Lutz Michael MacMillan Joseph and Katie Magner Terry Malouf and David K. Walker James McMillan Peter McNutt

Laurie Miskimins Ian Monk and Jane Harbert Jeffrey Morse Rob Mossman Michael Oakley Michael G. Pahl John and Susan Pape Kathleen Parks Elizabeth Peach Brian and Cheryl Poteet Luanne Ralph John Reynolds Ron and Mary Robinson Caleb Rockenbaugh Jill Rogers Ian Sablad Timothy Schaefer Keelin Schaffrath Lisa Seaman William Simmons

Jon Smart Danielle Smith Douglas Smith Thomas Stoffel Peter D. Suave Paige Swenson Teresa Thadison Tom Umland Elaine Widmann John Witucki Paul Wollerman and Denise Larson Rowland H. Worrell Gregory Wright and Kim Hanraty Matthew Young Gretchen Zeller Sonny and Lennard Zinn Art Zirger and Mary Rowe

Volunteers Many volunteers offer their time and expertise to Bicycle Colorado events and projects throughout year. Please join us in recognizing these generous individuals who have volunteered their time over the past few months.

Al Brody Alice Brown Caleb Bury Vern Cawker Drew Christopher Michael Christopher Cale Dancho Steuart Fish

Dave Fleck Jeanne Fritch Kelly Garrod Steve Geraghty Amanda Gessert Amy Hutchins Erin Kirchoff-Cummings Chris Klemick

Bob Knipps Kurt Koerth Kari Kubista Paul Lottridge Sue Lloyd Ella Lyons Ellen McCready Eric McCready

Jamie Medina Bob Moore Cindy Moore Ian Murphy Ellen Parker Paul’s Cyclery Erica Porter Ben Pryhoda

Karen Rakestraw Jennifer Soule Treads Molly Van Benthuysen Bobby Verenna Joe Wiggins

Memorial Contributions Directed to Bicycle Safety Bicycle Colorado would like to thank the family and friends of Philip Howrey, a longtime cycling enthusiast, for memorial contributions made in his name. Our deepest condolences go out to his family and friends. We appreciate your support to help improve bicycling in Colorado.

Analysis Group Boston Betsy Barrett Kitty Barton Muriel Briggs Muriel Carmichael Thomas Cecil Anita Chawla Pierre Cremieux Nicholas Crew

Janet Freeman and Richard Spenetto Robert Gray Mary Greenwald Mary Headley Jim and Mary Howrey Saul and Eileen Hymans Patricia Irwin Cindy Jacobson

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Lew Kidder Linda Littell and John Adams Sally Love Phillips Keith Maskus and Susan Rehak James McConnell Valery McNally and Jerry Zimmer Hans Morefield Stacey Pehrson Jill and Brad Pierantozzi

Thomas Powell Michael Quinn William Rawsky Robert Rowe Martha Samuelson Jan Sinsabaugh-Belanger Bob and Gail Smith Charles Sorenson Elinor Sorenson

Richard Starfield Edward Steinman Barbara Taylor Nancy Ullman Marian Vondracek Steuart and Lucy White Kathleen Winegardner Anne and David Wustrow

BC Store Bicycle Colorado has a wide selection of books, trail and road maps, jerseys, socks, jewelry and T-shirts available for purchase at BicycleColorado.org. Remember that members receive a 10% discount!

Below is just a sample of some of the items available. Check out the rest of our items online and start your holiday shopping early!

T-Shirts EW T-shirt colors with our popular “I Bike” designs for mountain and road bikers.

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• 2011 Bicycle Colorado–Men’s Road Bike I “Bike” Colorado T-shirt (grey): 11BC-RM $20 • 2011 Bicycle Colorado–Women’s Road Bike I “Bike” Colorado T-shirt (red): 11BC-RW $20 • 2011 Bicycle Colorado–Men’s Mountain Bike I “Bike” Colorado T-shirt (blue): 11BC-MW $20 • 2011 Bicycle Colorado–Women’s Mountain Bike I “Bike” Colorado T-shirt (blue): 11BC-MW $20 • NEW Onesies for the baby set. In pink and blue for the future Bicycle Colorado member!

Trike Bike Baby I “Bike” Colorado Onesie: 11BC-BB $12

Jerseys • Bicycle Colorado Share the Road Jersey: BC-STRB $84.99

License Plate • S hare the Road license plate certificate: BC-LPC $25.00

Membership & Bookstore Orders Invite a friend to join Bicycle Colorado!

Membership Options & Payment

• A unified statewide voice improving bicycling conditions • Discounts on BC events and bookstore items

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$250 Champion $500 Elite Other: $

$30 Basic $50 Supporter $100 Advocate $150 Business

Membership Benefits

• Representation on bicycle-related legislative issues • An annual subscription to Ride Time News

Membership & Bookstore Orders

• Tax-deduction to the fullest extent of the law • Plus, at the Supporter or higher level, a FREE Polar Water Bottle!

• The satisfaction of doing your part to create a bicycle-friendly Colorado

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Check out these great gift ideas!

Start your holiday shopping early! Check out the BC Store on page 15 or go to BicycleColorado.org for more information!

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