Denver Cycling

Denver Bicycle Cafe hosts BikeDenver Night

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Denver Bicycle Cafe will host a special evening for BikeDenver tomorrow!

Thursday January 10 6- 10pm
BikeDenver Member Night
Denver Bicycle Cafe - 1308 E 17th Ave, Denver, CO
All proceeds from beer and wine will be donated to BikeDenver
BikeDenver memberships will be offered at a discount for the evening!

Mia Birk – Keynote Speaker at Colorado Bicycle Summit

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Bicycle Colorado is hosting its third-annual Colorado Bicycle Summit and has just announced that bicycle advocate Mia Birk will be the keynote speaker. Mia is best known for her work in transforming Portland into one of the nation’s most bicycle-friendly cities. Now a principal at Alta Planning + Design, she also wrote the book Joyride, and all attendees will receive a copy of her book courtesy of Bicycle Colorado.

The summit takes place Feb. 11-12 in downtown Denver. If you’re interested in seeing better bicycling in your community and across Colorado, plan to attend. The Colorado Bicycle Summit also includes focused breakout sessions, happy hour, legislative training and a chance to meet your state elected officials. Early bird registration will end soon, so sign up today!
Summit details: http://www.bicyclecolorado.org/to/summit

Denver Police will be cracking down on BUI's

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According to a letter from the Denver Police Chief, Denver Police will be more aware of BUI as an enforceable offense.

It is now the policy of the Denver Police Department to take appropriate enforcement action regarding bicyclists who are suspected to be operating under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or a combination of alcohol and drugs in accordance with Colorado Revised Statutes. The policy is as follows:

A Matter of Civility - From BikeDenver

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From our Friends at BikeDenver.org
Our Safety on Denver’s Roads & Trails is at Stake

It’s been a great summer for biking in Denver. Whether you ride a few times a year or ride to work every day, you know that biking is booming in Denver.

Bike commuting numbers rose to exceed 4 times the national average, and we also saw increases in the number of bike events and in participation in events like the Denver Century Ride, Tour de Fat, and USA Pro Challenge. From bike shops to B-cycle, every bike indicator in Denver is rising.

This summer also saw some growing pains and re-introduced us to existing challenges. We heard a lot of frustration from people who walk, bike and drive about unsafe behaviors. Complaints ran the gamut from bicyclists running red lights, incidents of extreme harassment by motorists, pedestrians feeling threatened by bicyclists on sidewalks and trails, and just about everyone (bikes, cars, joggers and even scooters) using bike lanes improperly.

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