The group says biking is an alternative to finding community in “drinking-forward” spaces
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Zornio: State Sen. Faith Winter’s bike crash is more proof that we must do more to keep Colorado cyclists safe from motorists
Colorado pedestrians and cyclists are being injured or killed by motorists at alarming rates, and more needs to be done to solve it
Posted inOutdoors
Boulder Valley Velodrome resurrected by team of cycling investors
The dormant 250-meter outdoor track in Erie will be revived as a nonprofit community gathering place and high-altitude training destination for track cyclists
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Colorado’s pioneering content creator Ryan Van Duzer finds success guiding the world to outdoor adventure
Ryan Van Duzer is a YouTube star on mission to inspire people to “get off the couch and get out there.” More than 165,000 people subscribe.
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Opinion: Here’s the right way for Denver to build bike lanes
A city agency should be applauded for acting so quickly and efficiently while incorporating community feedback.
Posted inCrime and Courts, News
Jury in southwest Colorado convicts man of killing pro cyclist in crash
DURANGO — A jury has convicted a man of causing a crash that killed a professional cyclist in southwest Colorado. The Durango Herald reports Cordell Schneider was found guilty Thursday of vehicular homicide and reckless driving for the March 4, 2020, crash near Marvel that killed 39-year-old Benjamin Sonntag. Schneider is scheduled to be sentenced Oct. 15 […]
Posted inEnvironment, News, Outdoors, Transportation
What exactly is the Front Range Trail? You may already be riding on it.
For decades now, Colorado’s premier trail builders have nurtured the dream of a Front Range Trail, piecing together existing routes and new construction to complete an 876-mile continuous path from Wyoming to New Mexico, connecting 5 million people. Here’s why that sentence requires the word “decades.” To complete one 5-mile set of Front Range Trail […]
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Cycling champion killed in Lakewood by driver suspected of being intoxicated
LAKEWOOD — Gwen Inglis, one of Colorado’s foremost cyclists and a national racing champion, was struck and killed on a training ride by a driver suspected of being intoxicated. Inglis was hit Sunday morning near Denver while riding by a car that drifted into the bike lane, the Denver Post reported. She was taken to […]
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Bicycle retailers are seeing unprecedented sales. But the supply chain is tight and new bikes are hard to find.
Leigh Mattson is still looking for a new bike. In the early summer, she went to three bike stores near her home in Littleton and found no starter or intermediate bikes in stock. She thought she’d have better luck when she visited family in Tyler, Texas, in late June, but it was the same sight […]
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Silverman: To B or not to B? A love story for some, but Denver just wasn’t that into these two-wheel beauties
It must have been love. But it’s over now. She left town at the end of January. I remember when she’d leave Denver every winter, but that was long ago. We’ve been year-round for a while. Then, out of nowhere, a thunderbolt to my heart. I learned it on a blog. She was leaving Denver. And me. Our […]