Little ol’ Colorado isn’t so little when it comes to how much people spend on outdoor recreation. In a report released Tuesday by the Outdoor Industry Association, residents in each of the seven Colorado congressional districts spent $2 billion or more on outdoor recreation— a three-comma club reached by just 27 out of 435 districts nationwide. Read more [...]

Mark your calendar for the 2018 Bicycle Colorado Gala Celebration. Tickets are on sale now and get a sneak peak at some of the silent auction items. Read more [...]

By Becky Furuta     “Go on…get your hopes up. Have some faith, and stop holding yourself back. Look up, and get ready to rise above.”   Saxophone player at Union Station, Washington, District of Columbia     I stepped off the metro and on to a street I had walked every day for two years moreRead More [...]

Another opportunity to make your voice heard on the importance alternate transportation in Colorado. Read more [...]

Snow in the mountains, 'dry' on the front range. Plenty op options. Have a great time. Read more [...]

Cycling events aren't put together with the wave of a wand overnight. Months of planning, permitting and permission are tirelessly put in by race directors. We all need to make sure we follow the rules, are respectful to the communities and say Thank You to staff and volunteers. Read more [...]

Boulder County is reminding cyclists that Four Mile Canyon and Gold Run are closed due to construction. Read more [...]

Big Ring Cycles in Golden is seeking an exceptionally qualified bicycle sales professional. Read on for more details! Read more [...]

Looking for a position that includes your creativity, organizational and communication skills, enjoyment of travel and politics? PeopleForBikes may be looking for you! Read more [...]

Forget about bike-share stations in Chicago or pedestrian walkways in Oakland. That’s so Obama-era. In the Trump administration, a popular $500 million transportation grant program is focused more on projects in rural areas that turned out for Donald Trump in the 2016 election. That means more road and rail projects in GOP strongholds such as Idaho, North Dakota, and Oklahoma, and fewer “greenways,” ‘‘complete streets” and bike lanes. Read more [...]

Major bike-related products not included in Trump's new China tariff list  Read more [...]