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Bicycle Colorado Gets National Award Colorado Surges in National Rankings Partners with Law Enforcement

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Commuter Education for Offices

3-Feet Passes! Bi-partisan Support and Grassroots Efforts Key to Success I n a flurry of activity, both the Colorado House and Senate passed the Bicycle Safety Bill in late April, and Governor Ritter signed the bill just two weeks later. The bill will go into effect Aug. 5. Bicycle Colorado now is working with statewide law enforcement training groups to make sure officers get details on the new law and with the Department of Revenue to update the Colorado Driver’s Manual. “Bicycle Colorado is heading our state’s movement to gain equal treatment for bicyclists,” said Dan Grunig, executive director. “This bill takes a big step toward improving safety for everyone on Colorado roads.” Story continued on Page 4

Gov. Bill Ritter signing the Bicycle Safety Bill, Senate Bill 148, at a ceremony in Colorado Springs. House bill sponsor Michael Merrifield hosted the bill signing in his district and was joined by Bicycle Colorado’s Dan Grunig and many area bicyclists.

Bikes Rally for Stimulus Funding

t the beginning of the federal stimulus bill discussion, the Colorado Department of Transportation released a list of potential projects. Other than a couple of sidewalks and shoulders on roads, bicycle projects were alarmingly absent. Bicycle Colorado immediately weighed in, participating in several CDOT meetings and providing lists of readyto-go bicycle projects around the state. We then coordinated with local advocates to convey bike needs at regional meetings. Our combined efforts resulted in over $10 million of bicycle projects to receive funding to be built. By including bikes, stimulus founds will help Story continued on Page 7

Building a bicycle-friendly Colorado

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www.BicycleColorado.org

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

Letter from the President

Publisher

Bicycle Colorado

Editor

Jill Bergmann

Staff

Jill Bergmann, Membership & Marketing Manager

Jenna Berman, Education Program Manager

Scott Christopher, Outreach Manager Dave Cowan, Education Director Dan Grunig, Executive Director Rolando Luarca, Business Manager Jannell Shaw, Office and Volunteer Coordinator Maggie Thompson, Assistant Director

Board of Directors President Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer

Andrew Shoemaker Bob Moore Amy Morfas Lee Herndon Michele Ames Bill and Sheri Barr Mike Brunkin Scott Campbell Karl Friedman Herb Jacobs Terry Malouf Sharon McDowell-Larson Ned Overend Andy Pruitt Greg and Mary Seebart Gaige Sippy Brad Tucker

Special thanks to David Budd Photography

s I see the many bicyclists on the roads and trails in these warmer months and continue to hear about the challenges we face dealing with energy supplies, health and safety, it reminds me of how important it is that Bicycle Colorado is out there working hard to make our state more bicycle-friendly. Just this spring, we passed a Bicycle Safety Bill that directly improves bicyclists’ safety on the roads by requiring a minimum 3-foot passing distance by motor vehicles overtaking a bicyclist. Passing this bill is one of our greatest victories, as we overcame the opposition of strong professional lobby groups. The grassroots efforts of our membership and the bicycling community directly impacted this success – thank you for the many phone calls and emails you sent in support of this bill. Bicycle Colorado is making important differences for your bicycling experience in our state. • W e are pulling Colorado up in the national state bicycle-friendly rankings. This spring, we moved from 22nd to 13th, including a first place ranking in the legislative category. • We received a national best practices award in recognition of our education programs, diversified funding sources and impressive growth. • Through the news media, we are providing a positive voice for bicycling on a regular basis. • With our guidance, mountain bikers and conservation groups are partnering to protect more of Colorado lands – instead of taking separate trails, we’re working together. These successes, as well as our ongoing initiatives, are possible only because of you – our members. Thank you for being part of the movement to improve bicycling in our state. You can continue to make a difference by inviting your friends and teammates to join. The more of us who join together, the greater the impact we will have. Have a fun and safe summer riding season! Andrew Shoemaker A.Shoemaker@bicyclecolorado.org

Free eNews Service – Stay Informed

he easiest way to stay informed on building a more bicycle-friendly Colorado is through our free eNews email newsletter. Bicycle Colorado connects you with updates and action alerts on important bicycling issues across the state. We recently received a national award for excellence with email communications. Bicycle Colorado is committed to using best practices for emails, including keeping email addresses confidential, offering a safe unsubscribe and providing useful information. Sign up at www.BicycleColorado.org/get/enews

Bicycle Colorado Receives National Award

icycle Colorado has been honored by the Washington, D.C.-based Alliance for Biking and Walking with the 2009 Best Practice Award for outstanding efforts and results. This award is in recognition of our growth and successes. The Best Practice Award is given to an organization that exemplifies successful day-to-day operations and therefore serves as a model for other bicycling and walking organizations. We are honored to receive this recognition from our peers. The members, volunteers, board, and staff of Bicycle Colorado are committed to improving bicycling in our state. By keeping our operations focused and efficient, we are able to leverage every membership and donation into effective programming. Thanks to the Alliance for this honor.

Grant Funds Path Project B

icycle Colorado thanks the Anschutz Foundation and Brown Family Foundation for recent grants made in support of general programming and advocacy efforts. These grants demonstrate the value gained when foundations and organizations partner with Bicycle Colorado, maximizing the financial resources available and tapping in to Bicycle Colorado’s expertise and statewide contacts. For example, through this grant funding, Bicycle Colorado is working to facilitate the completion of the Cherry Creek Trail. This project includes the coordination of multiple municipalities and groups, including Arapahoe County, City of Centennial, City of Aurora, and local advocacy and recreation groups. As a critical piece of Front Range trail, this project positively impacts the overall quality of bicycling in the state.

The Cherry Creek Trail is a major off-street thoroughfare in the Front Range and is used heavily by bicyclists and pedestrians.

Colorado Surges Upward in Rankings Safety Bill Success Leads to #1 in Legislation

olorado leapt nine spots in the second year of a national ranking, and now is recognized as 13th overall for state-level bicycle-friendliness. The state ranking program is sponsored by the League of American Bicyclists. Of special note is Colorado’s number one spot in the Legislation category. Of the eight scoring items in this category, seven are due directly to Bicycle Colorado’s efforts in the state capitol, including the required three-foot minimum passing distance that was a key component of the recent Bicycle Safety Bill.

As the organization working for state level improvements bicycling in our state, Bicycle Colorado is proud to have championed many of the programs and initiatives that have brought Colorado to its current ranking, including Safe Routes to School and Share the Road education programs. With an eye to reaching the top 10, Bicycle Colorado is continuing extensive efforts with law enforcement education and championing a statewide Complete Streets policy. Please help our cause to make Colorado the most bicycle-friendly state in the nation by becoming a member or renewing your membership.

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Be Safe, Be Seen

3 Feet: Enjoy a Little Breathing Room

Go With the Flow

icycle Colorado and our members are excited that the 2009 bicycle safety bill will become law on August 5, 2009. Here’s what this new law will mean to you and your riding buddies. Bicyclists get at least 3 feet of space when vehicles pass. To help give you 3 feet, motorists may cross the center line when clear to pass safely.

Riding with Friends

Two bicyclists can ride side-by-side on the road but should move to single-file to allow other vehicles to pass.

Ride as far right as is safe. But that doesn’t mean you have to ride in the gutter – riding in the right half of the lane often is the safest and most visible spot. Your choice – bicyclists can ride to the far right or far left on a one-way street. Remember, still no riding upstream – ride in the same direction as traffic.

Respect for Bicyclists

It is illegal to throw objects or swerve at a bicyclist. Courtesy leads to safety.

Help keep the movement for safer roads alive by inviting your friends and teammates to become Bicycle Colorado members.

Bill Co-sponsors Led Bi-partisan Support

hirty Colorado legislators provided a great boost to the Bicycle Safety Bill efforts by co-sponsoring the bill. Please convey your thanks to the leaders you contacted.

House Sponsor: Michael Merrifield (D)

Senate Sponsor: Greg Brophy (R)

To view the names of all the co-sponsors, please visit the main Bicycle Safety Bill web site at www.BicycleColorado.org/to/House.

Senate Co-sponsor: Dan Gibbs (D)

Bike Safety Bill Passes

House Co-sponsors: Terrance Carroll (D), Andy Kerr (D), Don Marostica (R), Frank McNulty (R)

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The bill went through a surprisingly complex legislative process, including two conference committees. Passing this bill is one of Bicycle Colorado’s greatest victories, as we overcame some of the strongest professional lobby groups in the state. The grassroots efforts of our membership and the bicycling community directly impacted this success.

bi-partisan support of safe roads has made them valuable partners for the bicycling community.

“The new law makes it legal for cyclists and motorists to do what they intuitively know is the safest action,” praised Senate bill sponsor Greg Brophy. Among many safety provisions, the bill requires a minimum 3-foot passing distance by motor vehicles, reinforces bicyclists’ right to be on the road, clarifies the side-by-side rule, and prohibits throwing objects at bicyclists. The bill sponsors, Senator Brophy (R) and Representative Michael Merrifield (D), worked diligently to ensure the bill passage throughout its many votes. Their strong

The new bicycle safety act provides additional options for bicyclists and drivers to share the road more safely. Bicyclists should ride single file first and side-by-side when the road is clear.

Volunteer Opportunities W

hat better way to enjoy summer days than by joining Bicycle Colorado at bike events across the state! Be part of the bicycling movement and join the Bicycle Colorado team reaching out to bicyclists at events, educating them on the newly signed bicycle safety laws, spreading the Share the Road message, and inviting them to become members. You can be part of this important outreach to bicyclists by volunteering. Contact Scott Christopher at scott@bicyclecolorado.org or 303-417-1544 ext.17 for more information. You also can view the events that Bicycle Colorado will attend online at www.BicycleColorado.org/to/outreach.

Bicycle Colorado staff and volunteers speak to riders at the 2009 Elephant Rock Cycling Festival.

Partners with Law Enforcement S

Improving Colorado Bicycle Events

This past fall, Bicycle Colorado initiated a new set of meetings with the Colorado State Patrol in order to grow a new partnership with the shared goal of improving road safety for all road users, especially bicyclists. As a result:

Bicycle Colorado’s clinics and education classes increase event safety by improving bicyclists’ riding skills – including technical skills for riding in a group, navigating challenging mountain routes and sharing the road with motorists.

ince resolving the proposed event cap with the Colorado State Patrol in 2005, Bicycle Colorado has enjoyed many positive relationships with law enforcement agencies across the state.

• T he State Patrol has endorsed Bicycle Colorado’s work with the Bicycle Event Directors Coalition. • B icycle Colorado participated on the formal State Patrol bicycle event permit review process. • T he State Patrol and Bicycle Colorado are exploring joint education opportunities. In addition to this focused work with the State Patrol, Bicycle Colorado also has developed relationships with many county sheriff departments and city/ municipal police departments and is helping facilitate relationships among local law enforcement and local bicycle advocacy groups.

s part of our Share the Road education outreach, Bicycle Colorado is working with bicycle event organizers and participants to ensure this summer is both fun and safe on Colorado roads.

In addition, Bicycle Colorado’s outreach manager, Scott Christopher, is developing a curriculum and training for ride safety ambassadors for Ride the Rockies and Tour de Cure. Through this program, specially trained ambassadors ride with participants and model appropriate cycling behavior, offer tips and suggestions, reinforce legal and safe behavior, and offer general assistance to riders.

Your Share the Road license plates begin with a $25 tax-deductible donation to the Share the Road Education Fund. To learn more, visit www.BicycleColorado.org/to/ SharetheRoad or call 303.417.1544.

New Education Encouraging Kids Manager Shares to Bike to School Summer Riding Tips B

icycle Colorado is pleased to announce Jenna Berman as our new education program manager. Jenna’s background includes teaching environmental education for kids and adults, extensive work in the nonprofit sector and an enthusiasm for both mountain and road biking. Jenna works with our Safe Routes to School program and is helping teach Bicycle Colorado’s adult bicycle commuting education program this summer.

icycle Colorado’s Safe Routes to School program continued in full swing outside of the classroom during the spring, and kids on bikes are popping up around area schools and neighborhoods.

After completing bicycle and pedestrian safety education with thousands of students this past fall and winter, Bicycle Colorado staff spent the spring promoting Walking and Wheeling Weeks with schools. This special encouragement program encourages students to use their newly learned bicycle safety and skills knowledge to pedal and walk to school.

“Now that our students have had the Safe Routes to School program, there is less traffic at school. Our kids are proud of themselves for making healthy choices both about their bodies our planet!” – Barbara Moore, teacher at Willow Creek Elementary

Jenna Berman, Education Program Manager

Summer Riding Tips from Jenna Communicate: Everything you do on your bicycle communicates a message to drivers. Send the right message – let them know where you are going by using signals and riding where they can see you. When riding on a bike path, let people know before you pass. A friendly “passing” or ring of your bike bell is all that it takes. Share: Be a model bicyclist and invite friends and neighbors on a short, easy ride. Help teach them smart cycling practices and share the tips you have learned.

Recent encouragement programs in Centennial demonstrate the type of impact that bicycle and pedestrian education can make. During Walking and Wheeling Weeks, traffic congestion in front of participating schools decreased by half. More than 40 percent of these students walked or rode bicycles to school, compared to a national average of only 15 percent of students walking or riding on a regular basis. By providing these special encouragement programs, Bicycle Colorado gives those students and families a chance to try out walking and riding and discover how easy and fun it is. Students who bike or walk to school enjoy increased fitness, more focused concentration in class, and greater appreciation for their environment. Bicycle Colorado has taught more than 13,500 students and is scheduled to reach an additional 8,500 during the 2009-10 school year.

Buckle up: Parents, when you’re out riding with your kids, make sure their helmets fit properly. And set a good example by wearing your helmet – you are the strongest influence in ensuring they follow safe riding practices. Use these tips and help everyone have a fun and safe summer of riding.

Students at Willow Creek Elementary in Centennial bike and walk to school during their encouragement week in May.

Commuter Education Coming to Offices

hrough Bicycle Colorado’s Bicycle Commuter Services program, we are educating entire workplaces about the benefits of bicycling to work and giving them the skills and knowledge to do it. In May and June, the program was piloted with IMA of Colorado Inc., an insurance brokerage and risk management firm in Denver. Commuter classes are offered during multiple brown-bag lunch sessions, culminating with a group ride in which participants can practice confident riding skills. Classroom topics include commuter education 101, confident cycling skills, how to find your commuting route, and basic bicycle mechanics. Showing support for the program and bicycle commuting, IMA’s leaders will join employees on bicycles in a “Pedal with the Prez, Cruise with the CEO” group ride through downtown Denver before Bike to Work Day. Companies like IMA are finding that Bicycle Commuter Services fits well into their existing commitment to the health and well-being of their employees. To learn more about bringing Bicycle Commuter Services to your Colorado office, contact Maggie Thompson, assistant director, at maggie@ bicyclecolorado.org or 303-414-1544 ext 15.

Bicycle Colorado’s Dave Cowan demonstrates a quick bicycle safety check for employees at IMA of Colorado learning about bicycle commuting.

Grant Provides Resources for Student Education T

he Ludwick Family Foundation grant awarded to Bicycle Colorado in fall 2008 is making significant improvements for student bicycle education. With the funds, Bicycle Colorado purchased a fleet of bicycles and a van for transport. The bicycle fleet allows Bicycle Colorado’s Safe Routes to School program to supply complete resources to schools for outstanding bicycle education. Annual bicycle maintenance is provided by Bicycle Village.

Bikes Rally for Stimulus Funding

Bicycle Colorado’s fleet of 15 bicycles travels to schools to help teach bicycle safety skills

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created a safer, more sustainable and less costly transportation system. Please note that local governments receiving stimulus money are selecting additional projects right now. Connect with your local advocacy group (www.BicycleColorado.org/to/local) and contact your local elected officials to get bicycle improvements in your hometown.

bike shorts Alliance for Biking and Walking

Thunderhead Alliance, the national coalition of state and local bicycle and pedestrian advocacy, announced a new name: the Alliance for Biking and Walking. The organization originally adopted its name from its birthplace in 1996 at the Thunderhead Ranch in Wyoming. The Alliance for Biking and Walking has grown from a coalition of 12 organizations in 1996, to 140 united biking and walking advocacy organizations today. Bicycle Colorado’s Dan Grunig serves as the Alliance’s board vice chairman.

RTD Ends Bike Permit Restriction

The Regional Transportation District (RTD) in the greater Denver area has taken another positive step for bicyclists. RTD has lifted the requirement for bicyclists to have a special permit to bring bicycles on light rail trains. Instead, RTD has added bike signage inside light rail cars and on doors where bikes may enter. When the light rail first opened, RTD prohibited bicycles on trains during peak hours. RTD listened to the bicycle community and changed its policy to allow bicycles during all operating hours.

Colorado in the Spotlight at Bike Summit

t 2009 National Bike Summit in Washington, D.C., Colorado repeatedly shined. We were recognized as one of the states having the most attendees per state population with nearly fifty Colorado advocates making the trip. This strong showing is another indicator that Colorado is a leader in bicycling and bicycle advocacy. Colorado folks took center stage as Bear Creek Elementary in Boulder won the James L. Oberstar Safe Routes to School Award and New Belgium Brewing in Fort Collins won a platinum Bicycle Friendly Business award. Congrats to all! Bicycle Colorado led meetings to discuss bicycling issues with the Colorado delegates and with the staff of all our state’s senators and representatives. Discussions included how bicycling helps the economy, creates jobs and improves health and the environment.

Bear Creek Elementary School was recognized for its Safe Routes to School program with the James L. Oberstar Award.

Making Trails in Colorado

icycle Colorado’s Trail Pros and the Bureau of Land Management, along with partners COPMOBA and IMBA, have completed spring trail building work in the Lunch Loops area of Bangs Canyon, south of Grand Junction. Six miles of sustainable shared use trail have been completed this spring. Special thanks to the many volunteers who came out for three days of trail building in March. Trail work will resume in the fall. The Bangs Canyon project, which began in fall 2007, will result in more than 30 miles of singletrack within riding distance from town. Greg Mazu tests a newly built trail in the Lunch Loops area of Bangs Canyon.

Q&A

Know your rights

By Brad Tucker, Attorney

Brad Tucker is an avid cyclist, a member of Bicycle Colorado, 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.

I am now car-free and commute solely by bike. Can I get any kind of bike insurance to replace my car insurance so I am covered in case of a crash? – Jerry K. Fort Collins

Great question, Jerry. More of us are choosing to become car-free, utilizing only our bikes, public transportation and an occasional rental car. Now that you have left your car behind, it is important to maintain appropriate insurance coverage. Unfortunately, a significant number of cars on the road are not insured. As a cyclist, it is important that you have uninsured motorist coverage in place to pay for your damages if you are the victim of a car versus bike crash caused by an uninsured motorist. Additionally, if you do not have health insurance, it is particularly important to have medical payments coverage, as well. I consulted local State Farm agent Scott Bristol, who also is an avid cyclist and competitive bike racer. It is possible to purchase

coverage on you as an individual, rather than on a car that you own. Scott ran quotes for this “non-owner operator policy,” assuming that the insured person had a good driving record and credit score. For example, a non-owner operator policy would provide $25,000 uninsured motorist and medical payments coverage up to $5,000 for a premium of $145 every six months. For significantly higher coverage up to $250,000 and medical payments coverage up to $25,000, the six-month premium is estimated at $260. This type of policy would protect you if you were hit and injured by an uninsured vehicle while on your bicycle. The policy also would serve as additional coverage to the liability coverage available if the motorist involved did have insurance. While there is certainly a cost to obtaining this type of insurance, you are saving thousands of dollars by going car-free, and you should definitely consider purchasing as much insurance protection as makes sense for your circumstances.

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 nor endorse any legal counselor.

Progress in Bike Access and Land Protection

ctions on the national level are providing new provisions for both improved bicycle access and land protection in Colorado. Public Lands Bill In March, President Obama signed the Omnibus Public Lands Bill, providing protection for hundreds of thousands of acres in Colorado’s backcountry. The bill included a great example in Colorado of utilizing two designations to protect more land than is possible with a single designation. The newly created Dominquez-Escalante National Conservation Area includes the Dominquez Canyons Wilderness Area to keep more land pristine and ensure that quiet use recreation like bicycling may continue. Rule to Open National Parks to Bikes The Department of the Interior issued a rule in December that would give park superintendents greater say in managing national park trail uses. The rule would create a manageable system to determine which trails to open for bicycling, treating bicycles like other non-motorized trail users. The public comment period for this proposed rule was earlier this year.

Colorado Roadless Areas Bicycle Colorado is partnering with other non-motorized conservation groups to ensure Colorado’s upcoming policy on state roadless areas keeps them roadless. We are working collectively to protect these valuable areas and allow them to remain pristine.

A bicyclist rides near Vail. Select trails in national parks may be open to bicycling due to a new rule from the Department of the Interior.

CDOT Director Speaks on Complete Streets

he executive director of the Colorado Department of Transportation, Russell George, spoke this spring on a panel titled Financing Living Streets.

Committee discussed the policy during their May meeting and is expected to take action later this summer.

When asked by Bicycle Colorado’s Dan Grunig about the status of CDOT’s draft Bicycle and Pedestrian Policy, George didn’t have a specific time frame but did reply, “Bike and ped is part of what we do.” Speaking to the draft policy, George added, “As we design everything here on out, we will accommodate these principles.” The Bicycle and Pedestrian Policy is a result of many years of work by Bicycle Colorado’s Complete Streets program. The Transportation Commission Intermodal

Support These Organizations These organizations support Bicycle Colorado financially – we encourage you to support them. Complete listings and contact info for each are at www.BicycleColorado.org

Titanium $5,000+ Anschutz Foundation Brown Family Foundation Community Shares of Colorado Inside Communications Ludwick Family Foundation REI - Recreational Equipment Inc. Gold $1,500-$4,999 Bicycle Village Boulder Center for Sports Medicine ColoBikeLaw.com / South East Area Racing, Inc. Colorado HeartCycle Association Denver Bicycle Touring Club derailleurhanger.com Great-West Life Bike MS Napa Valley Bike Tours Ride The Rockies / The Denver Post Rocky Mountain Events Team Evergreen Bicycle Club Tour de Cure Colorado Silver $500-$1,499 Adam Henry, Architect BikeSource CatEye USA City of Fort Collins, Transportation Planning Colorado Peace Ride Colorado Premier Training Colorado Rocky Mountain Bike Tour Courage Classic / Children’s Hospital E.R. Morgan & Associates, LLC Faegre & Benson Foundation HandleBar and Grill Holcombe Photography Hunter Douglas employee giving campaign JDS Sportcoaching, LLC Lennon Family Foundation

New Belgium Brewery Paul O’Connor, Landscape Architect Pearl Izumi Pikes Peak United Way Primal Wear Inc. Rocky Mountain Cycling Club Seattle Publishing Sunrise Century / Bikerpelli Sports, Inc. TDA Advertising and Design, Inc. Trek Bicycle Store of Loveland Basic $150-$499 Absolute Bikes Advanced Otolaryngology Alan Severn, CPA Bicycle Aurora Bicycle Pedal’r Bird Electric Bike Blue River Century Blue Sky Velo Bob Guthrie Memorial Ride Boulder Indoor Cycling Boulder Masters Cycling Team Boulder-Denver Couriers Boure Sportswear Campus Cycles City Cycle Logic City of Steamboat Springs COBRAS (Colorado Bicycle Racing Association for Seniors) Colorado Tandem Club Criterium Bicycles, Inc. Cycletote Corporation Damas Racing Team Excel Sports Boulder Fort Collins Cycling Club (FCCC) Great Adventure Sports Great Divide Ski, Bike & Hike

High Gear Cyclery Leadville Dental Center MacLaurin Williams Moab Century Tour / Skinny Tire Events Mountain Bike Hall of Fame Old Town Bike Shop Opera Colorado Orange Peel Bicycle Service, LLC Paul’s Cyclery, LLC PearlParadise.com Pro Cycling LLC Red Tree Routt County Riders Sonnenalp of Vail Foundation SPAN the Rockies / Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence Sports Plus Swift Cycling Club & Team The Cycologist of Colorado, LLC Tour the Vineyards / Event Marketing Group, LLC Turin Bicycles Ltd. Twin Peaks Cycling United Way of Larimer County USA Cycling Vance Howard Photography Venus de Miles - Greenhouse Scholars Mountain Shades/Optic Nerve Additional Supporters Under $150 Basil Doc’s Pizza Blue Spruce Market Evergreen Brooklyn’s at the Pepsi Center CamelBak Products Cat Eye Service and Research Center Catalyst Communication, Inc. City of Fort Collins Smart Trips COCOPA for the Home Colorado Disc Golf Open

Colorado Prime Kuts, Inc Colorado Shakespeare Festival Deborah Currier, Certified Massage Therapist Denver Nuggets/ Kroenke Sports Charities Echelon Spokes and Slopes Golden Bear Bikes Great West Life Gunnison County Trails Commission il Bistro Italiano Insurance Boutique Integrative Massage Therapy Iron Horse Bicycle Classic Jeffrey L. Kaes, DDS, PC Jim Bowen Massage Therapy Karl & Barbara Friedman Family Foundation Liberty Savings Bank MCA Denver Metro Districts Highlands Ranch Metroboom Mile High United Way Mountain & Road Bicycle Repair Mountain Bike Specialists Nutrition Connections Pro Designs LLC Proforma Land Development Progressive Insurance Radere Cyclewear, Shaver and Larimer Group, LLC Rocky Mountain Triathlon Club Savory Spice Shop Scottish Stained Glass Corp. Spencer & Spencer, P.C. Attorneys at Law Trails and Open Space Coalition Vintage Bicycle Press Walt Klein Advertising Zinn Cycles Inc.

Thanks to our Members and Supporters! December 2008 – May 2009 Bicycle Colorado thanks these important supporters who have contributed membership dues and generous donations between December 1, 2008, and May 31, 2009. Thanks to your support, we’re building a more bicycle-friendly Colorado.

Benefactor $1,000+

Sheri and Bill Barr Duncan Campbell Brandon Cope and Timeri Tolnay Walt and Cheryl Klein Howard and Patricia McCarthy Corinne and Thomas Milligan Bob and Cynthia Moore Daniel Recht Greg and Mary Seebart Andrew and Lisa Shoemaker Dan and Barb Watson Gregory Wright and Kim Hanraty

Elite $500-$999

Todger Anderson Russ and Carol Atha Leslie and Carl Caimi Ken Gart Paul Hurst Shane Kinkennon Erika Lindholm Ned Overend Jennifer Risch Steve and Pam Williams

Champion $250-$499

Michele Ames David Aspenson and Sue Aspenson Murray Jennifer Ayres Joel and Betty Bechtel Darryn Biggerstaff Fred and Gayle Boethling Richard Bottjer and Sara Peyton Tomas and Nancy Dawson Jeff DesAutels and Linda Rockwood Mark and Annette Graff Herbert Leon and Betty Jacobs Jay Kenney David Knowles Robb Krenz and Carolyn Grant Gregory Laugero and Pamela Moore Pat and Tricia McConathy Dan Mcdonald Peter McNutt Randy Myers P. Andrew and Alice Newberry Andrew and Susan Pruitt Paul Rice David Rootes Sharon Sjostrom Jack Trautman and Sally Bowden David Walker

Advocate $100-$249

Jean Aaro and David Stiller Kevin Abraham and Jennifer Corbaley Ross and Pamela Appleyard Sarah Asher Gerald Barck James Bartley Bruce Bates Steven and Margaret Bathgate Susan Batiste David and Linda Beal Michael Beck-Gifford John and Lois Belcher Rob Bielfeldt and Kristin Scott Mitchell Bitter Margaret and Stuart Black Katie Blackett John Bogaert

Melissa and Frederick Bolin Carl and Kristal Boni Stephanie Bonin Stephanie Boyles and Kari Tekle Michael Braaton David Brand Mike Brewer Susan Bright and Charles Burruss Al and Tamara Brody David Budd Charles Caldwell Anthony and Patricia Caliendo Dale Campbell and Sharon Boyd Kenneth and Deborah Campbell Susan and Howard Cheney Dale Christian Amy and William Christiansen Robert and Nancy Clark Lynea and William Clark Elliot Cohn and Cynthia Chartier-Cohn Ron Cole Kent and Keri Crews J. Lee Cryer J’ne and Paul Day-Lucore Bob and Barbara Delong Tasshi Dennis and Kathy Perkins Judy and Rolf Dercum Joel Dice William and Melissa Dodd Jeanne Downing Kristen Downs Melinda and Christopher Driscoll Barbara Duffner John Emerson Phil Ensign Sandy Erlach Dave Fagan Ronny Farmer Mike Fife Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Clark Fitzsimmons and Noelle Arrangoiz Daniel Foss and Carole Kornreich C.J. and Melanie Gauss Andy and Marjory George Melanie and Mark Gonglach Tom Gordon Ursula Gorkin Cecily Grant and Kurt Smitz David and Alice Groat Larry and Emily Grocki Dan Grunig and Suzanne Klein Lynn Guissinger and Leslie Bohm Jerry Harrel John Harrigan Scott Harris Joy and James Harrison Dawn and Kevin Healy Aaron Henry John Hereford Lee Herndon Matt Herzberger Edward and Robin Hildenbrand Dave and Ruth Hoff Fred Holbrook Matthew Hooker Bill Horger Peder and Holly Horner Darcy and David Hurlbert Rick and Barbara Jenkins Doug Jeske Sandy and Duke Kaminsky

Casey and Julie Kaptur Skip and Stephanie Kelly James and Becky Kinsinger Laurie Kohler Jeff and Kendra Kohlhaas George and Barbara Kontogiannis Bob Kropfli Duane Larson Robert and Sharon Lauchner Dan Lehman Paul and Ruth Levisohn Don Leyn Kristin and Robert Lile Katherine Loo Chester and Debra Luby Will Luden Steve Lynn Ella Lyons and Jeanne Fritch David and Traci Maddox Dave Maison Steven Mandel James McCarthy Carla McConnell Jim McCotter Purnee McCourt Michael McGawn Matthew Merrill Merle Miller and Alex Maslanka Ian Monk and Jane Harbert Wade and Pam Moore Amy Morfas and Paul Hamer Eric Morgan Frank and Patricia Moritz Scott Mowrey Dale Murphy Steve and Maureen Nayowith Richard Noble and Susan Richardson Kurt and Krista Nordback Charlie and Mary Beth O’Reilly Michael Oriold Myrna and Thomas Orlando Stephanie Outcalt and Edward Dlugokencky Joseph and Stacy Parelman Frank and Marcia Parrish Randy Pharo and Joey Porcelli Kathy and Jack Placchi Thomas Propst Tim and Jodee Rehder David Rhyne Kay Rice and John Falconer Mason and Sorena Rickard Sander and Lori Rigney Amy and Craig Roberts Thornton Roby Edward and Robin Rothschild Frances Rulon-Miller Randall Rutsch Susan Savage and Charles Fuenzalida Bill Schaefer Lisa Seaman Dave and Natalie Sharpe Diane and Walter Sidwell Carolyn Skaff Veronica Skudlarczyk Karl and Joan Stang Karel and Alice Starek John Stedeford Ernie Stefely Paul Steinhauer Mary Stewart Michael and Lauren Still

Porter Storey Thomas and Corine Sweeney Shari Swinton Judith and Charles Tennant John Warren Thompson Larry Tieman Tom and Carol Tobiassen Todd Townsend and Meri Kirtland Sherman Towsley Sarah Uhl Katherine and H.C. Van Schaack Megan Vanoni Daniel and Stephany Wade David and Nancy Watson Daniel Weinshenker David Westberg Rick White Stanley and Cathy White Mac and Heidi Whitney Joseph and Barbara Wilcox Holly and David M. Williams David and Lu Ann Williams Karl Willock Ed Wittbrholt Matthew and Joya Wolf Paul Wollerman and Denise Larson Matt Woodward Peter Wottowa Eric and Sarah Zacharias Art Zirger and Mary Rowe

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Thanks to our Members and Supporters! December 2008 - May 2009 Robert Unger Scott and Diane Van Deren John Viverito Scott and Bonnie Vogeler Andrew and Andrea Volin Richard Wagner Darrell Walker and Mary Snyder Peter Watson Darrell and Beverly Weaver Christopher and Cynthia Werner Vanessa Werthan Brad and Kerri West Tim Whalen Chris and Erin Wheeler Jerry and Cathy White Jamie and Rhonda Whyte Robert and Elizabeth Widner Teda and Rodney Wight Elena Wilken Vicki and Lee Wilkerson Steve Williams Lois Williams and Frank MacFadden Jan and Joseph Williams Bob Williams and Katherine Martin Mark and Rebecca Williamson Christopher Wilson Stephanie and Todd Wilson Pam and Rick Winberg Fred Winocur Marcel and Maureen Wolf B. Sue Wood Marie and Jim Woodson Leila Worth Phil and Margo Yearsley Jeff and Noel Yegian Rod Yoder Phil and Kimberlee Zahn Paul Zwiebel

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Thanks to our Members and Supporters! December 2008 - May 2009 Nicholas Newman Janine and John Nicholl Morgan and Belinda Nields Gloria Nikolai Steve and Kelli Nixon Kim Nordquist David Nordstrom Ann Nordstrom Elizabeth Norris Betsy Nunley Robert Nutt Chuck and Shirley O’Brien Ronald Odegard Richard Oppman Chris Orton Amelia Orton-Palmer Joe Ostmeyer Ellen Parker Catherine F. Parker and Karl Flesch Malcolm and Sandra Parks Max and Marilyn Paschall Thomas and Tricia Patrick James Peay Fred Peirce Jo Pelkey John Pellegrino David Peters and Jodie Petersen Peter Petropulos Gerry Phillips Barbara Piasecki Robert and Christine Pierangeli Mario and Susan Plaza Eman Podgorny MD and Dianne Caillais Stan Poladsky Ward and Karen Polzin Martha Pomares Richard Porreco Linda Portman

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Patricia Speidel Annie Spencer Joan Spilka and Ira Goldschmidt Claudette St. Pierre and Patrick Brodbent Tom Stacy Martin Stafford and Roberta Hutchinson Brad and Kerry Stamp Bill Stanley Tara Stanley Clinton and Y Steele Isabelle Stone Avery and Terrence Stonich Dr. J. A. Stranford Jr. Alex Strouthopoulos David Struble Scot and Alex Stucky Ted Stude Donald Sullivan Michael and Diedre Sutter Kory Swanson Sandee Swenson Tim Swope Cary and Anne Tengler Edward and Jacque Terry Seth and Jennifer Terry Nona Thayer Dianne Thiel Tom and Barbara Thompson Geoffrey Thompson Maggie Thompson Sallie and Ronald Thoreson Carmen Thornburgh Amy Todd Tony Tousley William Tracy Simon Trevena Sherri Trudell Julie Trujillo

Kimberly Tulp Richard Turk Daniel and Katharine Tuteur Bill Tyson Stefanie Uhl and Thomas Schaefer Richard and Carolyn Vail Joseph and Margaret VanAndel Rick Vaughn Diane Vliem Dean and Laurie Von Holdt Donald and Linda Wagner Joseph Waldon Bill and Patricia Walsh Scott Walsh Dave Watson and Hollianne Hall Craig Weakley and Zoe Brooker Ron and Lisa Weber Royal and Patricia Weddingfeld Holly Weik David Weiss Bill and Marlene Wenk Linda and Mark Wharton Stephen Whitaker Edward and Nancy Widmann John Wiener Bruce Wilbur Clark Wilson Laura Wilson Scott Winget Tamara Wise Ed Wolph Robert Wood Jeane Woods Brad Worrell Kon Wyatt III Michael Younger Brad Yuan

Thanks for your support! If you submitted your membership dues or other financial support between December 1, 2008, and May 30, 2009, and your name was not on this list, we apologize for the omission. Please contact us at 303.417.1544 to ensure your support was received.

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. Norman Allen Steffani Ann Bakken Karel Bammes John and Lois Belcher Rob Bielfeldt and Kristin Scott John Cattell Scott Christopher and Sue Lloyd

Jason Ciernia Dan Collier Jack Cox Tim Cunningham and Janice Hartley Ann Durgan Scott Ellis Sandy Erlach

Emily Gehrmann Sarah Graham Juliana and John Guenther Jennifer Hampton Francis Henry Ashley Hofwolt Darcy and David Hurlbert

Geoff Kahler Daniel Lavender Corinne and Thomas Milligan Mike Montgomery Mark and Laura Najarian Carol Prince Tom Ross

Timothy Schaefer Lisa Seaman Shaun Smith Karl and Joan Stang Paul Wollerman and Denise Larson Gregory Wright and Kim Hanraty

Volunteers Many volunteers offer their time and expertise to Bicycle Colorado events and projects. Please join us in recognizing these generous individuals who have volunteered their time this year. Michele Ames Sheri & Bill Barr Zoe Brooker Mike Brunken David Budd Bridget Dyer Kathleen Dyer

Nanci Goldberg David Guzy Lacey Faith Karl & Barb Friedman Nanci Goldberg Herb Jacobs Rod Judd

Rolf Kirby Alan Klein Estelle Klein Sue Lloyd Amy Morfas David & Renee Newcomer Doug Oates

Joann Phillips Dennis Sanchez Karen Sangster Greg & Mary Seebart Andrew Shoemaker Janet Slate Frances Summerhill

Rabea Taylor Andrea Thibaudeaux Brad & Liz Tucker Meg Walton Craig Weakley Anne Zubrinic

BC STORE

Invite a friend to join Bicycle Colorado! Help make Colorado the most bicycle-friendly state in the nation.

Here’s a sample of clothing, maps and books available for purchase with this form or on our website. For a complete listing and descriptions, please visit www.BicycleColorado.org

10% Discount for Bicycle Colorado Members!

CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES NEW! Share the Road bicycle jersey – Men’s Sm-3XL, Women’s Sm-2XL … BC-STRJ $79.99 (members receive 10% discount)

Bicycle Colorado Cycling Socks, sizes S, M, L … BC-SK $10.00 Kit Hollingshead Bike Necklace, custom designed sterling silver pendant on a chain ... KH-SN $49.00

ROAD & TOURING Road Biking Colorado – The Statewide Guide… WC-RB $24.95 Bicycling Metro Denver… DE-DB $5.95

MOUNTAIN BIKING The Colorado Trail (Sections 1-3) and the Buffalo Creek Mountain Bike Area… DV-CT $6.95 Front Range Single Tracks 2… BK-F2 $9.95 Salida Singletrack… BK-SA $14.95

LATITUDE 40 MAPS

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Latitude 40 produces detailed, thoroughly researched trail topo maps. Printed on tearresistant, waterproof plastic. Fruita/Grand Junction… LT-GJ $9.95 Boulder County MTB Map… LT-BC $9.95 Front Range Travel & Rec Map… LT-FR $9.95 Aspen-Crested Butte-Gunnison… LT-AS $9.95 Vail & Eagle Valley MTB & Rec… LT-VL $9.95 Colorado Southwest… LT-SW $9.95

Phone, FAX, or mail in your membership, or join online at www.BicycleColorado.org 1525 Market Street, Suite 100, Denver, CO 80202, Telephone 303.417.1544, FAX 303.825.1038

2009 Events Down the Road

We encourage you to participate in these great 2009 bicycling events in Colorado. Each event listed is a strong supporter of Bicycle Colorado, participating in our event membership program and helping with our efforts to strengthen bicycling in Colorado. The Denver Post Ride The Rockies June 14-19, 2009 www.ridetherockies.com

7th Annual Colorado Disc Golf Open August 1, 2009 Call Phil Richman 503.522.8025

Blue River Century June 20, 2009 www.bluerivercentury.com

The Colorado Peace Ride August 9-12, 2009 www.ColoradoPeaceRide.com

Colorado Bike to Work Day June 24, 2009 www.BicycleColorado.org/to/bikemonth

SPAN the Rockies August 16, 2009 www.safehousealliance.org

24th Annual Great-West Life Bike MS June 27-28, 2009 www.bikemscolorado.org Sunrise Century July 25, 2009 www.bikerpelli.com The Children’s Hospital Courage Classic July 25-27, 2009 www.couragetours.com

Tour de Cure Colorado August 22, 2009 www.diabetes.org/coloradotourdecure Colorado Rocky Mountain Bike Tour August 2-8, 2009 ww.crmbt.com

Venus de Miles August 30, 2009 www.venusdemiles.com

Bob Guthrie Memorial Ride August 9, 2009 www.tour-the-summit.com

VeloSwap and SportsExpo October 24, 2009 www.veloswap.com

If you would like Bicycle Colorado to promote a bicycle event scheduled for 2009 or 2010 while also supporting Bicycle Colorado’s mission to continue creating a more bicycle-friendly Colorado, email scott@bicyclecolorado.org or jill@bicyclecolorado.org for information about becoming an event member.

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