Boulder Cycling

Will Tyler be welcomed back in Boulder?

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Recently Tyler Hamilton announced his retirement from cycling after failing a doping test. His claim for the failed test is a herbal supplement he took to fight his depression which he as had since 2003. While his first doping charge came in a cloud of suspicion this one he 100% admits to for the sake to fight his depression.... but Tyler is not alone, the sport of cycling is full of cyclist fighting depression. Now that he is retired and owns a home in Boulder, will the Boulder cyclists accept him back or will he be the lying cheating cyclist some feel he is?

Community Cycles Spring Bike Sale

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WEATHER UPDATE

From CommunityCycles..

Apologies to those of you on several lists who get duplicate emails. We're trying to get the word out to as many people as possible, and a lot of you are on multiple lists. Sorry to fill your inbox via multiple channels.

With the weather reports being what they are, we've decided to move the sale FROM the City Park Bandshell TO Community Cycles' Shop. The address is 2805 Wilderness Place, Suite 1000.

The sale will be going on this Saturday and Sunday (April 18th and 19th) from 10 AM - 6 PM.

If you know of anyone who was planning on checking out the sale, please let them know of the change.

Community Cycles will be hosting their Spring bike sale this Saturday at the Farmers Market in Boulder... if Mother Nature doesn't wreck those plans


8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the City Park Bandshell, 13th and Canyon. We've been working all winter to make this year's spring bike sale the best one to date. We'll have 150 refurbished bikes set up with rear cargo racks, bells and other commuter accessories ready to go. The average price per bike will be around $130.

For more information check out their website

Boulder Valley School District Walk & Roll Week!!

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Mother Nature is finally giving up on Winter and commuting by bike is in the air! 303Cycling helps kick off the season with a series of stories on you and bike commuting starting with Boulder Valley School District's Safe Routes to School program.

Safe Routes to Schools is a national program that BVSD is participating in. In short Safe Routes to Schools is just that, helping kids get to school safer on alternative (but use to be normal) means like biking or walking, read the Mission statement on it.

Casey Middle School is looking for riders

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If your child goes to Casey Middle school and they are interested in cycling then listen up.... And if not, then take notice how some schools are opening up greater access to cycling programs!

Casey Middle School is looking for some enthusiastic cyclists to ride with a mixed-ability group of 12 and 13 year-olds. Our diverse group of kids is just discovering the joys of cycling. Some of them have never owned a bike before! They are thrilled to be out discovering Boulder's bike paths and trails on our rag-tag fleet of mountain bikes.

Opportunities for Colorado Junior Riders

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Traditionally most schools provide your typical teams sports for kids like basketball, soccer, track and field, etc. but if you have a child that likes to ride then options to getting them involved are often limited or at least go unheard of. We are lucky that in the Denver area juniors do have resources for them, there are some.....

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Boulder Devos
Recently the Daily Camera ran a good story on the Boulder Devos

Our Mission: The BVCA was created to promote junior cycling and to create lifelong cyclists in Boulder Valley. The primary program of BVCA is Boulder Junior Cycling (aka "Boulder DEVO"), a grassroots, volunteer-based program offering advanced coaching in the sport of mountain bike racing. The program is designed to help young athletes reach their goals and to be successful in the discipline of cross-country mountain biking at the state, national and even international level.

Learn more about the Boulder Devos at Boulder Junior Cycling website.

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