Category: Denver Cycling

  • Colorado’s Jefferson County Open Space allows Class 1 e-bikes

    Submitted by 303cycling on November 6th, 2018

    Jefferson County announced they will allow class 1 e-bikes on open space trails. Read about pilot program results and public comments here. Read more

    • Bike Streets

      Submitted by 303cycling on June 5th, 2018

      Let’s make Denver the most bike-friendly city in America. Not in 2029. Now. Read more

      • Things in the Bike Lane campaign launches in Denver

        Submitted by 303cycling on March 29th, 2018

        Bicycle Colorado and BikeDenver, in a joint effort to raise public awareness about regular safety issues within bike lanes in Denver, have launched the Things in the Bike Lane campaign. Read more

        • Safe Streets Day at the Capitol

          Submitted by 303cycling on February 24th, 2018

          Be part of democracy in action! Join Bicycle Colorado at the Colorado State Capitol on Tuesday, February 27 from 8 to 10 AM and advocate for better bicycling in the state. Read more

          • Colorado on the podium for Winter Bike to Work Day

            Submitted by 303cycling on February 20th, 2018

            According to the International Winter Bike to Work Day website, Denver ranked second and Boulder ranked third among worldwide participating cities. Read more

            • More than Miles, Bike Commuting Delivers a Daily Dose of Joy

              Submitted by 303cycling on January 24th, 2018

              Just shy of two years ago, we decided to move from the trail mecca of Golden, Colo. (complete with across-the-street trail access) to Denver. While I loved having trail access out my front door, I found climbing in a car to go anywhere exhausting and tough on my carbon consciousness. We found a darling, yet woefully dated bungalow in West Highland that offered a #ridemoredriveless daily lifestyle, shaved my daily commute to 15 minutes by bicycle, and served up plenty of renovation projects to keep us busy. Read more

              • Final Strava story

                Submitted by 303cycling on January 24th, 2018

                This is a commentary, an opinion of sorts, but I personally am glad Strava is making a second home here in Denver. They are cool people who I believe mean well and will make our endurance, outdoor, triathlon and cycling communities stronger and more fun. I ran this morning with the Executive Leadership team and others, and it’s clear at the end of the day, the intention of Strava is promote community and fun. While it’s a data fueled company, it’s core seems to be fueled by genuine passion for doing just about anything in motion. Read more

                • Strava opening Denver Office

                  Submitted by Bill Plock on January 23rd, 2018

                  For Strava, Denver is now a KOM, or since Denver is the Queen City, perhaps QOM is more appropriate. Today Strava CEO, James Quarles, Governor John Hickenlooper, and Denver’s Executive Director of Economic Development Eric Hiragana made the announcement that Strava will open an office in Denver. Read more

                  • Haibike Moving back to California

                    Submitted by 303cycling on January 18th, 2018

                    Haibike, a maker of electric mountain bikes that relocated to Denver from California a year ago, is backpedaling out of Colorado. Read more

                    • Save the Date, Safe Streets Day

                      Submitted by 303cycling on January 16th, 2018

                      This is your chance to share with legislators how important better bicycling and safer streets are to you. Save the date and make your voice heard. Read more