SPRING/SUMMER 2018
RIDE TIME NEWS
In this issue 2 Letter from Pete
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Bike shorts
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Legislative update
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2017 by the numbers
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Thank you to our donors
BIKES ARE PART OF THE BIGGER PICTURE We continue our work to make Colorado the best place for everyone to ride a bike. Whether you are a 100-mile-a-weekend road rider, a die-hard mountain biker, an occasional bike commuter, or just enjoy riding with the family for ice cream, we have been and will continue to be there for you.
What we’ve realized over the years, though, is that our work is bigger than the bicycle; bikes are an important piece of a larger picture in our communities, one that includes everyone who uses our roads—drivers, pedestrians, transit users and others. That’s why, in the 2018 legislative session, we’re focused on bills aimed at keeping bicyclists—and all road users—safer. House Bill 1072, for instance, which would have repealed legislation that allows for automated enforcement like red light cameras, would have increased speeds on our roads. We testified against it, and it didn’t make it out of committee—a big win for everyone on our streets. At press time, we’re also working on making sure Senate Bill 144, or the “Safety Stop” bill, passes. Learn more about our ongoing legislative work on page 4.
Bringing bicyclists’ voices to the Capitol.
But our efforts to make streets safer goes beyond legislative work. We’ve just launched our new Bicycle-Friendly Drivers program, aiming to make Colorado’s urban, rural and mountain roads safer and more courteous. The course covers common crashes, legal and illegal behavior of motorists and bicyclists, street infrastructure and why sharing the road is the safest option for all road users. Learn more about that—and the Innovation Grant we received to implement it around the state—on page 3. We’ve also played an active role as a steering committee member of the Denver Vision Zero coalition, with hopes of eliminating traffic fatalities in our capital city. In October, the City of Denver released its comprehensive Vision Zero Action Plan, with sights set on zero traffic deaths by 2030, and we have a seat at the table for these important conversations. With the support of our members, we’ll continue to work tirelessly for safer streets across the state.
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Staff EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Pete Piccolo
DEPUTY DIRECTOR
Amy Morfas
COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER
Jack Todd
DENVER DIRECTOR
Piep van Heuven DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR
Michele Hogan
EVENTS MANAGER
Kate Agathon
EDUCATION PROGRAM MANAGER
Maureen McCanna FINANCE MANAGER
Justin Millar
MEMBERSHIP MANAGER
Erica Hine
Board of Directors President, Ella Lyons Vice President, Brad Tucker Secretary, Scot Harris Treasurer, Erik Esborg Shannon Anderson Spencer Compton Karl Friedman Alex Gillett Lee Herndon Graham Hollis Mike Lee Paul Majors & Roberta Smith Terry Malouf & Dave Walker Sean Petty Russ Shaw
Letter from Pete New beginnings at Bicycle Colorado As I write this, I have just passed the two-month mark as executive director of Bicycle Colorado. In my short time on the team, I’ve prioritized connecting with our members and other partners who have made our work possible for more than 25 years. It’s been a true pleasure to hear stories about when and how people first fell in love with bicycling, and how riding a bike has positively impacted them and their families. These stories have reminded me—and reinforced for me—that bicyclists come in all shapes and sizes, from all walks of life, and that people ride bikes in a variety of ways for a variety of reasons. However, whether you’re a road rider climbing a steep mountain outside of Durango, a mountain biker bombing a gnarly downhill in Fruita, a gravel bike rider exploring the eastern plains or a commuter who rides to work in downtown Denver, we all have one thing in common: we are happier and healthier because we ride bikes. I am grateful that throughout my life I have always had access to a bike, and safe and often breathtaking places to ride. And I still try to challenge myself to try new things on a bike. Just two weeks ago I visited a local pump track with my 12-year-old son (things did not work out as planned, but that’s a story for another time). As an avid bicyclist who has been riding in Colorado since the mid-90s, I’ve admired the work of Bicycle Colorado from afar. Only since joining the team have I fully appreciated our scope of work and the impact we have on the state of bicycling. In hearing your stories, I’ve become increasingly excited for what the future holds, which brings me to an important project we will tackle this summer: developing a long-term strategic plan. When crafting this plan, we will explore opportunities to expand our impact throughout the state. Ultimately, and this has been our goal since the beginning, we want every person who wants to ride a bicycle in Colorado to be able to do so safely. Our plan will help us do that for you and for all Coloradans; doing so can only make our state a better place to live and ride. We look forward to sharing more with you about our strategic plan. Until then, I’m excited to connect with more of you and dive deeper into our shared passion for bicycling.
Pete Piccolo
Advisory Board Bob Moore Ned Overend Andy Pruitt Bill Ritter Greg Seebart
Pete Piccolo Executive Director
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Bicycle Colorado is working to make this the number one state for bicycling. Our mission is to encourage and promote bicycling, increase safety, improve conditions and provide a voice for bicyclists in Colorado.
Bike Shorts Check out the new and improved Bike School We’ve revamped our education programs under one name, Bike School, which includes our Learn to Ride and Confident Commuting classes, as well as Safe Routes to School programming and the brand new BicycleFriendly Drivers curriculum. At Learn to Ride lessons, we teach kids and adults how to bike in a fun, safe and supportive environment. Our effective gliding technique has most students riding within the two hours! (For beginners looking for more skills and knowledge, we also have Learn to Ride: Level Two classes.) With Safe Routes to School, we aim to get kids excited about walking and wheeling to school, and we teach them how to do so safely. For groups that want to ride for transportation and on city streets, we offer Confident Commuting classes that cover gear, safety tips, rules of the road, maintenance and more. And in our new Bicycle-Friendly Drivers course, we aim to make Colorado’s urban, rural and mountain roads safer and more courteous for all road users. The program was originally developed by FC Bikes and Bike Fort Collins, who generously shared their BicycleFriendly Driver curriculum with Bicycle Colorado, and we’ll be adapting it for communities around the state.
Bicycle Colorado also received a highly competitive Innovation Grant in March from the National Safety Council, which will allow us to implement BicycleFriendly Driver programming and Confident Commuting programming in 26 communities around the state, from Pagosa Springs to Sterling, Grand Junction to Colorado Springs and many more places in between. You can learn more about the grant and programming on the Bicycle Colorado blog, and stay up to date with the latest in eNews.
With the Innovation Grant, we’ll be able to implement Bicycle-Friendly Driver and Confident Commuting courses to 26 communities around the state
Sean Petty
Bicycle Colorado and BikeDenver team up to launch “Things in the Bike Lane” campaign In a joint effort to raise public awareness about regular safety issues within bike lanes in Denver, we’ve teamed up with BikeDenver to launch the Things in the Bike Lane campaign. Throughout 2018, we’ll be collecting photos and information about the many things that block bike lanes, whether that’s wrong-way bicyclists, snow and ice, cars, delivery trucks or even a portapotty or two, at www.thingsinbikelanesdenver.com. With support from Denver bicyclists, pedestrians and safe street-enthusiasts, we’ll uncover problem spots that we can relay to public and city officials so they can better understand, monitor and begin to address these issues. With our Things in the Bike Lane campaign, we want to create a favorable climate for people who bike, or who want to bike, in Denver by encouraging people to use bike lanes for the purpose they are designed—as unobstructed traffic lanes meant for bicycles. Through the Things in the Bike Lane Campaign, we’ll be collecting data on problem areas around the City of Denver
Colorado paced the pack on Winter Bike to Work Day The sixth-annual international Winter Bike to Work Day took place on February 9, and Colorado had more committed riders than anywhere else in the world for what ended up being a colder-than-expected winter day. Of the more than 14,000 global participants on Winter Bike to Work Day, nearly 3,000 of them were from Colorado. That’s quite a statement! If you missed Winter Bike to Work Day be sure to save the date for this summer’s Bike to Work Day— Wednesday, June 27!
E-bike access grows around the state 2018 is shaping up to be a big year for e-bike advocates. In February, Jefferson County launched a one-year e-bike program that allows Class 1 e-bikes on natural surface trails and Class 1 and Class 2 e-bikes on paved trails within Jeffco Open Space. Jefferson County Open Space includes 236 miles of trails across 28 parks and 54,000 acres of preserved land. The pilot year will be used to better understand e-bike usage in the area and gather feedback. Meanwhile, in Grand Junction, Class 1 and 2 e-bikes are now allowed on the city’s 21 miles of trails including most of the Colorado Riverfront Trail. This comes after a 6-1 city council vote, in which councilors cited greater access to trails by a wider segment of the population as reason to approve the ordinance.
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Programs
Bike advocates from across the state speaking at the Capitol about why better bicycling matters to them
Bringing bicyclists’ voice to the capitol On Tuesday, February 27, we brought the voice of bicyclists directly to the Colorado Capitol on Safe Streets Day. More than 80 advocates came together to meet directly with their legislators. They came from a wide array of communities—including Evergreen, Fort Collins, Lafayette, Henderson, Boulder, Longmont and more— with one thing in common: they care about improving safety on Colorado’s roads.
Representative Leslie Herod speaking with constituents on Safe Streets Day at the Capitol
This legislative session, we’ve seen a lot of movement on bills, both good and bad. Take a closer look in the next column. We’re also monitoring five November ballot tax measures filed by the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce that would strengthen communities across the state. The five measures would raise the current state sales tax by varied amounts; forty percent of the revenue raised by the increases would be reserved for cities and counties, and 15 percent would go directly toward biking, walking and transit.
Health Equity Committee seeks to expand our bicycle vision In 2017, Bicycle Colorado convened a task force of leaders from across the state to elevate health equity through all aspects of our work. With our new Health Equity Committee, Bicycle Colorado is committed to cultivating the conditions for all Coloradans to have access to safe, affordable, desirable and rewarding options to ride a bike and walk.
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The good news: • Senate Bill 144 - Safety Stop: The bill passed on the Senate floor. At press time, it is working through the committee process in the House of Representatives. You can reach out to your Representatives and tell them to vote yes on the bill by visiting the Action Center on our website. • House Bill 1072 - Automated Enforcement Repeal: The bill would have repealed automated enforcement legislation that makes our roads safer. Bicycle Colorado and the Vision Zero Coalition testified in opposition to the bill in the House Transportation and Energy committee, where it died. This is a win for our most vulnerable road users, including bicyclists and pedestrians. The bad news: • Senate Bill 140 - Vulnerable Road Users: The bill, which would have increased penalties for careless driving that seriously harms or kills a vulnerable road user, died in the Senate Judiciary committee. We testified on its behalf, and hope to bring forward similar legislation next year.
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Bill 049 - Distracted Driving: The bill would have increased fines for distracted driving caused by the usage of cell phones and other electronics. It died in the Senate State, Veterans and Military Affairs committee. We testified on its behalf, and hope to bring forward similar legislation next year. The 2018 legislative session ends on May 9. Visit our Current Issues page on our website to keep up with the latest.
Committee members come from a diverse group of organizations including Mile High Connects, The Colorado Trust, the City of Denver, Kaiser Permanente, Abarrotes Bondadosa, The Denver Foundation, Denver Community Planning and Development, Bicycle Colorado staff and board and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. Over the course of 2018, we will tackle how to be more inclusive in our practices to better serve and represent everyone who rides a bike.
By the Numbers: Fiscal Year 2017 2016
2017
INCOME: $1,565,101
INCOME: $959,202
54% GIFTS 22% PROGRAM CONTRACTS 13% MEMBERSHIP 8% EVENTS 3% OTHER
EXPENSES: $1,071,512 82% PROGRAMS 10% DEVELOPMENT 8% PROGRAM SUPPORT
31% GIFTS 31% SERVICE CONTRACTS 27% MEMBERSHIP 8% EVENTS 2% MERCH/OTHER 1% EDUCATION FUND
EXPENSES: $1,245,846 83% PROGRAMS 10% DEVELOPMENT 7% PROGRAM SUPPORT
The financial statements of Bicycle Colorado are audited annually by an independent auditor using Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). In 2016, Bicycle Colorado secured a three-year $610,000 grant. In accordance with GAAP, 100 percent of the revenue from this grant was recorded in 2016; however, expenses associated with this grant are recorded when incurred over the three-year grant period. The resulting impact is a smoothing effect across the two years as costs were realized and grant revenue was spent down in 2017. Bicycle Colorado closed 2017 with $419,449 cash on-hand and $205,000 in grant receivables from the above-mentioned grant; the grant receivables have been collected in 2018.
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS: 10,000 (1,000 more than this time last year!)
SHARE THE ROAD PLATES ON THE ROAD: 5,884
OUR MEMBERS ARE FROM:
Get your plates, today! Find them on our website under Get Involved.
54 counties in Colorado 33 states plus Washington, D.C.
KIDS TAUGHT TO BIKE AND WALK SAFELY IN 2017: 5,000+
We ended 2017 on a 10,000-member high note 2017 marked our 25th year as an organization, and we ended it with a bang, officially reaching the 10,000 member milestone. Support from members helped us work on projects large and small in 2017 across the state. Last year, we: • worked with CDOT to bring Strava Metro data to city planners; • helped rural communities draft trail and wayfinding plans; • promoted passage of five bills that would improve conditions for bicyclists, including a prohibition on rolling coal and increased penalties for distracted driving; • encouraged voters to pass the $115 million funding package for bike and sidewalk infrastructure in Denver’s GO Bond; • educated children and adults how to ride safely—and have fun doing it; • and much more. If we can do everything we’ve done with 10,000 members, imagine what Bicycle Colorado could do with 20,000 members or more! Please encourage friends and family to become members today and help us make Colorado the #1 bike state. Visit our website! | bicyclecolorado.org
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Thank you for making 2017 strong! These businesses and organizations contributed membership dues and generous donations from March 1, 2017 through March 1, 2018. Please join them in helping us build a bicycle-friendly Colorado! $50,000+
Colorado Health Foundation Gates Family Foundation
CU Sports Medicine and Performance Center
Aspen Skiing Company
Verizon Foundation
Cuore of Switzerland
At Your Pace Biking
Wheat Ridge Cyclery
Ball Corporation
Yawp Cyclery
Bicycle Aurora
Yeti Cycles
$10,000-$49,999 Centura Health
DEATH RIDE Tour, Inc: DEATH RIDE Tour, DEATH RIDE Challenge, RED ROCKS Challenge
ColoBikeLaw
Bike Fort Collins
Additional Supporters
Denver Cystic Fibrosis Cycle for Life
Bike Jeffco
DaVita
DERO
Black Dog Digital
Karl and Barbara Friedman Foundation
Dirt Rag Magazine
Blitz Paintball
Mirrycle Corporation
Discovery Bike Tours
Bloch and Chapleau, LLC
Onsight Public Affairs
DMM Solutions & Events
Boulder B-cycle
PeopleForBikes
Downtown Denver Partnership
Bouré Bicycle Clothing
Rocky Mountain Events and Event Marketing Group: Elephant Rock, Copper Triangle, Tour of the Moon
eGo CarShare
Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort
Elevation Cycles
Byers Street Properties
Salesforce.com Foundation
Eyer Reese Family Foundation
Campus Cycles
Team Evergreen Cycling: Triple Bypass Bicycle Ride, Bob Cook Memorial Mt Evans Hill Climb
Feedback Sports
Chrome Industries
Freeport-McMoRan Copper and Gold Foundation
CoBank
The Colorado Trust
Colorado Craftsmen, Inc.
Goldsmith Metropolitan District
City of Durango, Department of Transportation & Sustainability
Colorado Symphony
Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO)
City of Edgewater
Conservation Colorado
Great-West Financial
Coffee Art Print by Megan Morgan
Copper Mountain Resort
Healthier Colorado
Colorado Cider Company
D•CURVE
High Line Canal Conservancy
Denver Bicycle Touring Club
De Sena Associates
Kent Eriksen Tour de Steamboat
Denver Film Society
Dee Marcotte
LocalWorks: Ridge at 38
Denver Museum of Nature and Science
DelaFoto
M-Bike at Meridian
Derby Bicycle Center
Denver B-cycle
Mavic Haute Route Rockies
Destination Fitness Apparel
David M Budd Photography
Denver Food Rescue
McKee Classic Bike Tour
DMM Solutions & Events
Denver Public Works
Destination Denver Realty
McWhinney Real Estate Services, Inc
Donor Alliance
Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG)
Elements Massage, Cherry Creek
Mountain Top Cycling Club: The Century Experience Ride
Ella Bliss Beauty Bar
evo Denver
Endorphin
National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
Excel Sports
Evergreen Bike Shop
GE Foundation
FATE Brewing Company
Netflix Employee Matching
golfTEC
Frame de Art
New Belgium Brewing
Grand Vista Hotel
Frederick Printing
Odell Brewing Company
Hampton Inn - Durango
GOLD Chiropractic & Rehab
Noble Energy
OV Consulting
Hans Johnsen Company
Golden Bear
Pearl Izumi
Pactimo
High West Distillery
PoliticalWorks
Patagonia
HERO - Groove Subaru Excel Sports Cycling Team
Primal
Pedaling 4 Parkinson’s
Quality Bicycle Parts (QBP) RPM Events Group: Colorado Classic
$2,000-$9,999 Alchemy Bicycle Company AlphaGraphics C Lazy U Ranch City of Golden Communications Strategy Group: Denver Century Ride
FirstBank Gates Carbon Drive Haibike Iteris National MS Society: Bike MS Colorado, Bike MS Bighorn Country Classic
Specialized Bicycle Components The Denver Foundation at Kaiser Permanente
BolderBOULDER Bumble Bee Industries Carver Brewing Company City of Arvada City of Brighton
Jacque Michelle Gifts & Fashion
Rotary Club of Buena Vista: Buena Vista Bike Fest
Jeffrey L. Kaes, DDS, PC
San Juan Hut Systems Senior Resource Services: Ride & Revel!
Jim Bowen Sports Massage Jordan Perlmutter & Co Juggernaut Cargo Bikes
Lynn Clark Portraits
SRAM
Mountain Toad Brewing
10th Mountain Division Hut Association
Stimulation Petrophysics Consulting LLC
Mt. Princeton Hot Springs Resort
Adams Visual Communications
Strava
Alan Severn, CPA
The Neumeyer Family Registered LLLP
Alta Planning + Design
The Success Foundation: Ride4Success
Anschutz Company
TIMBUK2
Benevity Community Impact Fund
Tomkins Gates Foundation
Bicycling Magazine
Toole Design Group
Bikes and Brews
Tour de Vineyards
BikeSource
Transportation Solutions
Boa
UnitedHealthcare
Bucking Rainbow Outfitters
Visit Denver
SOS Outreach Colorado-Eagle River Ride
City of Lakewood
$150-$499
36 Commuting Solutions
Clif Bar
Absolute Bikes
Colorado Barricade
Alfalfa’s Local Market
Colorado Bike Expo
Alp Fitness
Colorado Park 2 Park Challenge
Arrowhead Golf Club
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Bear Creek Distillery
J. Peter Brull Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation
Spanish Peaks Cycling: Stonewall Century Ride
City of Westminster
Athletic Event Supply
Qloom Bikewear
True Perception
City of Montrose
Assisted Cycling Tours
International Mountain Biking Association (IMBA)
Sitzmark Lodge at Vail
$500-1,999
Alison Dunlap Adventure Camps
Iron Horse Bicycle Classic
The Denver Post Community Foundation: Ride The Rockies, Pedal The Plains VeloSwap
Adam’s Mountain Cafe
Little Man Ice Cream Living Without Limits Metropolitan Dental Care
Loris and Associates, Inc. Maple Street Builders, Inc. Mind Melt Games Mobile Bike Man / Small Planet eBikes Park Burger Pedego Electric Bikes Pikes Peak Mountain Bike Tours Puzzah! QEP Resources Safe Kids Colorado
Neisen Borth Insurance Agency
Sand Creek Regional Greenway Partnership, Inc.
New Terrain Brewing Company
Savory Spice
Old Town Bike Shop
Snooze Eatery
Orange Peel Bicycle Service, LLC
SockGuy
Revolution Enduro
Spavia Boulder
Rivet Cycle Works
Sport Stalker / Christy Sports
Rockettoonz Room & Board
Steamboat Campus Library Colorado Mountain College
Sloat & Nicholson, PC
Swallow Hill Music
South Denver Cardiology Associates
The Mountain - Comfort Foods and Spirits
Sports Plus Strider Sports International TDA_Boulder The Children’s Hospital Foundation The Janus Foundation Tokyo Joe’s Town of Buena Vista
Trader Joe’s Trails 2000 Two Little Fruits Urban Escape Day Spa
Individual members and supporters Bicycle Colorado thanks these important individuals who have generously contributed membership dues and additional donations from March 1, 2017 through March 1, 2018. Our work would not be possible without them. +$2,500
Peter and Pam Coakley
Chris Schneck and Patty Braun
Douglas and Katherine Inskeep
Amy and John Pilger
Peter Adeney
Christopher Deptula
William Brett
Clifford Jack
Tyler Pilger
Fiona and William Arnold
Connie and Douglas Dohn
John and Sharon Jamison
Robert Pilk
Greg and Jenny Baldwin
Rebecca and Ronald Dreasher
Martha Rudolph and Robert Brown
Rosanne Pitcher
Bill and Sheri Barr
Kris and Art Jones
Marilyn and Bill Plummer
Fara and David Born
Nora Flood and Mark Fermanich
Stephen Clif Brown
Doug and Laura Johnston
Ella Lyons and Jeanne Fritch
Cory and Neil Popovich
John and Jacolyn Bucksbaum
Cindy Bulwicz
Craig Jones
Charles and Nan Procknow
PC Crown
Barbara Fryer
Jay Busch
Nicolaas and Linda de Jonge
William Quintanilla
Ken and Rebecca Gart
David and Tracey Fullagar
Deborah Chandler
Robert Kaczowka
Dale Cantwell and Pamela Ray
Graham and Cathy Hollis
Heath Beaver and Mindy Gehrs
Joe Moenich and Gary Chappel
Marc and Jane Katz
Dorothy and Peter Raymond
Sam and Michele McCandless
Alex Gillett
Michael Charles
John and Louise Kearns
Jennifer Relfe
Holly Rotach
Thomas and Paulette Groves
Carmen Nola Chavez
Mary Keating
Gene and Jill Renuart
Greg Seebart
Greg Wright and Kim Hanraty
Nancy Henjum and Steve Kern
Jamey Robbins
Anthony Thornton
Carolyn and Ronald Henrikson
John Fleagle and Diane Chicoine
Peech Keller Kevin and Bobbi Kilgore
Robert Rowe
Vicki and Lee Wilkerson
Heather and Ted Heyd
Patti and Kevin Kinnear
Jan Stahl and Cynthia Ruggero
Pam and Steve Williams
Jim Mohle and J.M. Jones
Craig and Kristen Russell
Rod Yoder
Chad Kenney
Craig Giesecke and Vanessa Kirn
David Crosby
Denis Newman and Michelle Klaus
Randall Rutsch
Lee Cryer
Walt and Cheryl Klein
Kenneth Daniels
Andrew Koch Craig Konz Jarrod Krug
Kris and Barton Kiburz
$1,000 - 2,499
Kathy and John Lindeberg
Jerry and Julie Buck
Ellen Chilikas Lynea and Bill Clark Brent Cohen Cathy Cramer
Pam Alexander
Chester and Debra Luby
Shannon and Todger Anderson
Daniel S Lyons
Paul Bowen
Scott Macdonald
Colin Brine
Piep van Heuven and Tracy Davis
Sharon Madison
Jason Carolan
Michael and Rachel Davison
Kevin McDonald
Leslie Chapman
Paul and J’ne Day-Lucore
Gary Meyers
Michael Deru
Vicki and Matt Colbert
Alison and John Michael
John Desmond
Robert and Leslie Cutler
Ray and Becky Middleton
Tracy Diamond
Vincent Davis
Michael and Billi Nelson
Darlene Dietzler
Joel and Abigail Dice
Alice and P. Andrew Newberry
Mary and Rogers Dockstader
Dr. Michael Onstad and Susan Wood-Ellis
Jacquie Seabert and Christopher Dillis
Merritt Stephen Enders
R. Stanton Dodge
Robb Krenz
Ethan Rutledge Patrick Ryan Steve Sander Allison Gleichman and Ben Schumacher Don Seagren
Trish and Chuck Kurnik David Landau Tania Landauer
Jeffrey Sepich Perry Haney and Noreen Shea Brandon Sheahan
Karen and David Lansdowne
Jessica Johnson and Terry Shidner
Aaron and Ann LaPoint
Heather Shovestull
Carla and Kevin Larson
Lily Conrad and Jerry Siegel
Stephen and Pat Larson
Jack Sinclair
Robert Laviolette
Janet L Slate
David and Helene Lawful
Michal and Lynn Slouka
Richard Bottjer and Sara Peyton
Russell Dubiel and Diane La May
Eric Perryman and Lori Potter
Bryan Dugan
Judine Leonhart
Joan and Karl Stang
Sybil Praski
Janet and James Dulin
Alan Fine and Sally Lewis
Phillip Steers
Hank Saipe
James Elliott
John and Trish Lewis
Jane and John Steiner
Sandy Saul
Nancy and Paul Foley
Russ Lewis
Leslie and Gary Stiefler
Lisa Sowder
Debbie King Ford and Rob Ford
Lynn Lightell
George Strate
Jim Loats
Bruce Strong
Kelly and Maria Garrod
Daniel Sullivan
Evangelos Gatseos
Bill Marcum and Laurie Long Marcum
Paige Swenson
Dr. Erwin and Adele Gelfand
Jane and Richard Marsh
Donald Stover and Clare Summers
Roberta Smith and Paul Majors
Steve and Cyd Szymanski
Andy and Marjory George
Tom and Sara Mayer
Tim and Patti Swope
Laura and Jim Marx
Peter and Esther Voordepoorte
Rose Gillett
Renee Tanaka
William Mistretta
Tim and Lisa Walsh
Karen Glenn
Kathrine Harclerode and Sean McCandless
Cindy and Bob Moore
Kevin and Tenly Williams
Mina and Tamir Goldstein
Thomas McCloskey
Patrick Tierney
Patrick O’Rourke
Jennifer Ellis and Leslie Wright
John and Christine Graff
Robert Pew
Matthew Young
Bruce Greiner
David and Sherry Fitzpatrick Neil Goldblatt Nancy and Scot Harris Peder and Holly Horner Curt and Jean Hull Sharon and Chris Jenkins Peter and Caroline Landgraff Richard Mandell and Audrey Lee-Mandell James “Pat” Kelly and Margaret Mahoney
John Rehl Bruce and Sally Rogers Aimee and Nat Ross Adam Roukema Phil Cernanec and Cathy Schwartz Deborah Self and William G Self Jr Russ Shaw Jack and Anita Trautman Kenneth and Mary May Walters
$500 - 999
Bryce and Patricia Anderson Russ and Carol Atha Christian Aymond Carolyn Bachamp Jeffrey Bain Richard Beach Claude Pumilia and Rasmani Bhattacharya Randall Brodersen Cecelia Carsky
Nard Claar and Sheary Suiter Jonathan and Elizabeth Sweeney
$200-499
Carl Clark, M.D. and Mark Groshek, M.D.
Mark and Jill McIntyre Maria Mendez Mark Michel Lisa Farber Miller and David Miller
Jennifer Taranow Suzie Todd Warren Johnson and Diane Tribbett Tom and Mary Trotter
Ken Miner
Erik Esborg and Rebecca Tucker
Keith and Lisa Mullineaux
Frank and Mary Turek
Dawn Nakamura
Joseph and Lana Turner
Allison Navarro
Janet and Richard Tyrrell-Ead
William Smith and Sue Hammerton
David Newman
Buzz Victor
Robert Nichols
Doug Waltermier
John Harrigan
Christopher Nixon
Susan and Douglas Waltermire
Shawn and Jennifer Barker
Philip Heinicke
Jana Burr and Larry Watson
Donna Barnett
The Herz Family
Susan Richardson and Richard Noble
Jim Bartley
Carole and Richard Hiegert
Amy and Chuck Oden
Bobby and Martinna Hill
Stephen Ogle
Don White
David Begin Jane Beitler
Ashley Hofwolt
Renee and Toshinari Okubo
Kevin Yoder and Rebecca Wiebe
Travis Berry
Michele Hogan
Norman Pace
Barbara and Joseph Wilcox
Kelly and Den Bianucci
Patrick Hogan
Kathleen Parks
Kevin Williams
Martha Lynch-Biasi and Gerry Biasi
William Horger
Marcia and Frank Parrish
Dan and Melissa Wisdom
Alexander Hsia
Bruce Penner
Dee and Janice Wisor
Bill Wildberger and Barb Bieber
Lisa Byington and Robert Huehmer
David Perkins
David Wolenski
Gary Blamire
Christy and Paul Hutton
Ilene and Denis Bourdeau
Rita Peterson
Daniel Hyman
Edie Bowman
Sean and Gayle Petty
Michael and Patty Imhoff
Charles and Cathy Pfaeffle
Margie and Joe Adams
Michael Grote
James and Laurie Alexander
Guber Family
Seth Allen
Michael and Becky Gundrum
Ruth Aponte-Willihnganz
Jeanne Downing and Bruce Hall
Michael Paine and Elizabeth Baca Susan Youtz and Stefanie Bakken
Debra Persico
Holly Whelan
Missy Woods Brad Wright Valerie Yates
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Events
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Revolution Enduro at Buffalo Creek, CO
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Subaru ERock Sunrise - Sunset Mountain Bike Race
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Subaru Elephant Rock Cycling Festival Subaru Elephant Rock Cycling Festival and Colorado Bike Expo
Lookout Mountain Hill Climb Bicycle Race
JUN
Buena Vista Bike Fest
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10-12
McKee Classic Bike Tour
Colorado Park 2 Park Kent Eriksen TourChallenge de Steamboat,
21 12-13
Revel! Country Classic BikeRide MS: & Bighorn
Shimano i25 Presented Kia Copper by Triangle
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Redi25 Rocks Ride to Defeat ALS Kia Challenge, Copper Triangle TheLittleton Denver Post PedalCriterium The Plains Twilight
DEATH RIDE Tour and Challenge
9-15
The Denver Post Ride The Rockies
23 11-12 Bikes & Brews Bike MS: Bighorn Country Classic
10 24-30
Ridge at 38 powered by Criterium Anthem State Championship and Brewfest Mavic Haute Route Rockies
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Coldwell Denver Century Ride Colorado Banker Bike to Work Day
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Pedaling 4 Parkinson’s
16 8-9
The Century Ride Triple BypassExperience Bicycle Ride
23-24 15
Bike Ride, Bob MS: CookColorado’s Memorial Mt. Evans Hill powered by Anthem Climb
22 27
Kent Eriksen Tour de Steamboat, Colorado Bike to Work Day
24-25
Coldwell Banker Denver Century Ride Bike MS: Colorado’s Ride,
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Triple Bypass Bicycle Ride SOS Outreach Colorado - Eagle River Ride Presented by Team Evergreen
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SCOTT Enduro Cup Durango
ColoBikeLaw.com Adventure Stonewall Century Ride -CX Race TourChallenging, de VineyardsScenic, Delicious
30 16-19 ICON Eyecare Colorado Tour of the Moon Velorama Classic RideColorado 4 Success CF Cycle for Life
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The Denver Post Ride The Rockies
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Colorado Park 2 Park Challenge
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Bob Cook Memorial Stonewall Century Ride Mt. Evans Hill Climb
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Courage Classic 26 21-22 Denver CF Cycle for Life
Buena Vista Bike Fest
DEATH RIDE Tour and Challenge, 9 ColoBikeLaw.com Ride to Defeat ALS
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Primal Colorado Bike Expo
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Bicycle Colorado Colorado Gala Bicycle Gala
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BicycleColorado Colorado Events Calendar Bicycle Events Calendar
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Red VeloSwap Rocks Challenge, Subaru
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Cycle to Conquer ALS The Denver Post Pedal The Plains
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Tour de Vineyards
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ICON Eyecare Tour of the Moon
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