Community Cycles

🚲 Thinking about biking to work, school, or errands—but not sure where to start?

We've created a new Bike Commuter Hub to help make everyday riding easier, safer, and more accessible. Whether you're curious about replacing a few car trips, commuting by e-bike, or looking for practical tips and resources, you'll find everything here in one place.

Explore:
✅ Commuting tips and route planning resources
✅ Bike and eBike information
✅ Safety and bike security guidance
✅ Ride-to-work opportunities
✅ Ways to combine biking with transit
✅ Inspiration for making biking part of your daily routine

Every trip by bike can save money, reduce emissions, improve health, and make your commute a little more enjoyable. 🌎💚🚲

Check out the Commuter Hub and start your journey:
https://communitycycles.org/commuting-by-bike/

Community Cycles presents our annual Bike Show as part of Walk & Bike Month.

Big thanks to:
VisionQuest Brewery
REI
Fleishman's Bagels & Delicatessen
Ride Or Die Collective
Gravel Donkeys

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This year the bike show will be:
🗓 June 17th
🕠 5:30-7:30PM
📍VisionQuest Brewing
2510 47th St.
Boulder, CO 80301

This is your chance to show off your unique bike and to see other bikes amongst bike enthusiasts!

Beers 🍻will be $1.00 off!

There will also be a gravel ride! With the Ride or Die Collective and the Gravel Donkeys!

For more info on this FREE event click here:
https://walkandbikemonth.org/event/bike-show-2/

Are cyclists allowed to roll through stop signs in Colorado?

The short answer- yes.

🚲Colorado cyclists can legally treat stop signs as yield signs and red lights as stop signs under a 2022 state law designed to improve bike safety at intersections.

Here’s what that means for riders 15+:
🔹 Stop signs can be treated as yields when the intersection is clear
🔹 Red lights can be treated as stop signs before proceeding safely
🔹 Riders rolling through stop signs must stay under 10 mph
🔹 Left turns on red are allowed only onto one-way streets
🔹 Bike-specific signals and signs must still be obeyed

The law also applies to other low-speed devices like scooters and wheelchairs. Riders can always choose to come to a full stop if preferred.

The goal? Fewer crashes, safer intersections, and more predictable movement for everyone on the road. 🚴‍♀️💛

https://coloradosun.com/2025/06/02/are-bicyclists-allowed-to-run-stop-signs-in-colorado/

Join us for our first Rise n' Ride along the Hwy 36 bike path!
Destinations: BCH/CU East or CU Main Campus/Downtown
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Are you interested in riding your bike to work? Do you already cycle to work and want some companions?

Every Wednesday morning we will meet along HWY 36 and cycle into Boulder.

The first ride will be:
⭐June 10th
⭐7:30am
⭐Superior Park n Ride, West Bound, On the bike path

To register and learn more please click here:
https://communitycycles.org/commuting-by-bike/