Denver Cycling

VeloSwap coming next week, Oct 22

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VeloSwap is coming to Denver Oct 22. If you haven't been to a VeloSwap in the past then you will be blown away by the magnitude of this huge bike orgy. They have new bikes, used bikes, cycling clothing, old school bikes and everything cycling related!


Here is some important information from their website!

Buy Tickets

Bike Check: Bike Denver will provide valet services for your bike or merchandise purchases at an indoor storage area. Drop off your large or small items to an attendant and continue your shopping. The bike check will be located in the front of the hall in booth #1. There is no charge for this service but donations are appreciated!

ARTCRANK brings out the best in Denver’s bike scene and creative culture.

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If there’s such thing as a pop culture power couple, Tran and Josh Wills are Denver’s leading contenders. Together, they’ve channeled their imaginations, instincts and energy into creative start-ups ranging from a fashion boutique showcasing local talent (The Fabric Lab) to a hip b&b for Denver visitors eager to depart from the beaten tourist path (Queen Anne Bed & Breakfast). They’ve also found time to open their own gallery — Super Ordinary —which will play host to the 2011 edition of ARTCRANK Denver, a poster show featuring affordable artwork created by local artists and designers.

This year’s ARTCRANK Denver will feature the work of 30 artists, with a mix of returning show veterans and new talent. The show will open on Friday, September 2 at 6:00pm at Super Ordinary, and also include a Saturday showing from noon until 6:00pm. Admission is free, and limited edition prints of all posters will be sold for $40 on both days.

Viva Streets - Denver car-free parkway Aug 14th

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Viva Streets is a one-day celebration that’s made possible when a major Denver street is returned to the people. On August 14, LiveWell Colorado and BikeDenver will transform 23rd Avenue between City Park and Stapleton into a car-free parkway for all Denverites to enjoy. The streets will be closed to cars and will come alive with walkers, bikers, runners, strollers, hoola-hoopers, dancers, paraders, musicians, healthy food purveyors and anyone wanting to play in the streets for the day. It’s a tribute to the power of our city’s streets--to get people moving, to bring neighbors together, and to strengthen Colorado’s healthy, active culture.

There will be lots of fun, healthy activities along the route, see below:

Grand opening for Denver's Barnum Trestle Bike Park

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On Saturday, August 6, Denver Parks and Recreation is opening its first bike skills park at Barnum North Park, which is located at 6th Avenue and Knox Court. Grab your helmet and bike and join us for the ribbon cutting ceremony at 10:00 a.m! The new bike park brings mountain biking to an urban setting for cyclists of all skill levels to enjoy safely.

Kidical Mass returns this summer to Denver July 16th & Aug 20th

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Are your kids ready to roll this summer? Join our posse of kids and family members getting registered for our two remaining Kidical Mass events in 2011. We’ll take care of the rest and help polish up their skills on two wheels.

July 3rd, Bike to the Rockies Game day

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Help the Rockies help the environment and forgo that drive to the ballpark on Sunday, July 3 for the next Bike to the Game event.

WHEN: Sunday, July 3 for the 1:10 p.m. game vs. Royals.

WHERE: Coors Field, where the special Bike to the Game free, secure parking lot at 21st and Blake St., across from Gate C opens at 11:30 a.m. and closes 10 minutes after the game ends.

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