Community Cycles

We'd like to take a moment in your Friday to show some love for some of the 2026 sponsors:

Tebo Properties The Trade Desk Fox Tuttle Transportation BCycle Goodacre and Company and WSP

Thank You!

Did you know that the state of Colorado offers a tax rebate on an E-bike purchase at participating retailers?

E-bikes are the perfect way to commute to work. You can join our Wednesday morning Rise & Rides and e-bike into Boulder.

Residents can get up to $225 off a qualifying purchase.

For more information click here for all the rules and regulations and a list of participating shops:
https://energyoffice.colorado.gov/ebike-tax-credit

Commuting by bike helps improve our air quality and reduce congestion. Your registration provides real data to support the development of safer bike infrastructure in the region. Why not give it a try?

Pledge to ride or walk to work on Wednesday June 24th!

https://walkandbikemonth.org/event/walk-and-bike-to-work-day-3/

Looking for inspiration for Walk and Bike Month?

Check out our Sponsor Stories and see why these companies support multi-modal transportation in Boulder.

Today we highlight our main sponsor, the City of Boulder Parks and Recreation .

They are a sponsor because they strive to provide a transportation system with a variety of safe, accessible and sustainable travel options that connect people with each other and with the places they want to go. Providing mobility options benefits all people so by supporting active transportation options like walking and biking, we can work together to make our community a better place to live, work and play.

For more sponsor stories check out:
https://walkandbikemonth.org/sponsor-stories-2/

⚡🚲 Thinking about getting an e-bike? Or already riding one around town?

E-bikes are making it easier for more people to commute, run errands, and enjoy riding — but they also come with important safety considerations. A recent Colorado Public Radio article highlights tips for choosing the right e-bike, understanding local laws, riding responsibly, and safely charging batteries.

Some key reminders:
🔹 Wear a properly fitted helmet
🔹 Ride predictably and obey traffic laws
🔹 Use lights and reflective gear when riding at night
🔹 Charge batteries safely and avoid damaged chargers
🔹 Know the differences between e-bike classes and where they’re allowed

As e-bike use grows across Colorado, education and safe riding habits help keep everyone safer on our roads and trails. 💛

https://www.cpr.org/2026/05/02/electric-bike-safety-colorado/

A reminder that TOMORROW Wednesday June 10th is our first Rise & Ride Commuter Ride!

Destinations: BCH/CU East or CU Main Campus/Downtown🚲🚲🚲🚲🚲
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/

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Is this unfair or about sharing?

A proposed pilot program in Boulder County that would set specific days for hikers, bikers and horseback riders to use certain trails is drawing criticism from many in the community — particularly mountain bikers who say it unfairly targets them.

Read the full story at the link in the comments below.👇

The Western Half of the Walk 180 Slow Marathon is Sunday June 13th, with the Boulder Ramblers!

This 180-degree urban hike completes the Western half of the Boulder Walk 360 route — or simply enjoy an incredible day exploring Boulder on foot.

📍 Meet at 7:30 AM @ the Holiday Park, 14th & Yaupon Ave.
🥾 Terrain includes sidewalks, multi-use paths, and dirt trails
📏 Approx. 13 miles

Whether you’re preparing for the full challenge or just looking for a fun community hike, this is a great way to get moving and experience Boulder from a new perspective!

Sign up here:
https://walkandbikemonth.org/event/walk-180-western-half-of-walk-360-2/