The goal of the LMBS is to provide a low key and inexpensive evening of bike racing for all levels of mountain bikers. With a relaxed atmosphere, there is still quality and competitive racing. This is a great series for first timers through pro riders. Courses are new each race. We strive for course lengths and technical difficulties that match the categories racing them.

2020 Dates:
Race #1: June 9th
Race #2: June 16th
Race #3: June 23rd
Race #4: July 7th
Race #5: July 14th
Race #6: July 21st

THE TEAM EVERGREEN “AT HOME” TOUR DE VICTORY CYCLING CLASSIC

Date: the month of July
Place: Rider’s choice!
Routes: Rider’s choice

The Team Evergreen Tour de Victory Cycling Classic is a fundraising event for the Davis Phinney Foundation® for Parkinson’s.

The Team Evergreen® Tour de Victory™ is a charity fundraising event to raise awareness for Parkinson’s Disease while benefiting the Davis Phinney Foundation®.
A 100K Advanced Ride, 50K Challenge Ride, and special Parkinson’s Peloton™ — each a path toward a personal victory.
There are an estimated 17,000 people living with Parkinson’s disease in Colorado and more than 1 million nationwide. A chronic and progressively degenerative disease for which there is no cure, people with Parkinson’s endure an array of symptoms that impede movement, comfort and clarity. For many, it impacts half a lifetime.
The Davis Phinney Foundation provides essential information, practical tools and inspiration to people living with Parkinson’s. By funding early-phase, innovative research that focuses on exercise, speech, movement and other factors that affect daily life, we help make it possible to live well with Parkinson’s today.

The first route, challenging and tough: long days, heat, climbs, elevation. In 2020, even tougher. With Buffalo Pass closed in July for resurfacing, we have the opportunity to add an additional day, heading over the Zirkel Range into Wyoming before heading into Steamboat Springs. Now 267 miles and just under 23K of climbing over four days. If you are looking for a challenge, this is it. This won’t be a ride for you if you’re not ready and don’t prepare for it as it’s tough with lots of elevation gain, exposed climbs, and long days. But with big challenged come big rewards. It’ll be a ride you’ll talk about for a long time. And don’t worry, we’re still stopping in Walden.

NOW A FOUR DAY ADVENTURE. The original Ramble, the Steamboat Ramble travels through the Roosevelt and Routt National Forests, starting in Fort Collins and ending in Steamboat Springs CO. On the route, we’ll travel through stunning landscapes, grand vistas, and desolate backdrops. We return to the town of Walden for the second night, and ultimately over Buffalo Pass on our way to Steamboat Springs.

The ride starts in Fort Collins and ends in Steamboat Springs CO. 267 miles, 22,913 ft of climbing. 

On the Ramble you get:

• 4 days of amazing riding in Colorado. Approximate daily mileage: 75/75/60/60.
• Kickoff event the night before the ride start.
• 4 days of food. Breakfast and Dinner at camp (special diets accommodated). Lunch items on the road. Ride food is provided.
• Full route support.
• Camping for each night on the ride with camp activities.
• Drinks and adult beverages.
• Ride swag.
• Exclusive discounts and products from our partners.
• End-of-ride dinner and party.
• A personal tour of Moots Cycles facility in Steamboat Springs.
• Shuttle back to Fort Collins on Sunday (July 19) AM.

This ride is among our most difficult over the 4 days. Are you ready? You’re going to be challenged.

The Bannock St. Crit in memory of Mike Nields, is held in the Golden Triangle in Denver. The Golden Triangle is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Denver, and is now filled with restaurants, art galleries, and offices. The Crit provides a challenging course for racers and a great environment for spectators to enjoy the race.

The Bannock St Criterium is a premier race for licensed racers in Colorado and the USA, sanctioned by the Bicycle Racing Association of Colorado (BRAC) and USA Cycling.

The race is promoted by the Front Rangers Cycling Club, with support from the Naked Women’s Racing Team. The net proceeds benefit the Front Rangers Cycling Club’s program to bring cycling to urban youth.

The Bannock Street Criterium is honored to present the 2020 BRAC Junior Criterium Championship races, showcasing youth racers ages 9-18.

The Courage Classic Bike tour has taken participants down quiet country roads and over challenging ascents in the breathtaking Rocky Mountains to help raise funds for Children’s Hospital Colorado since 1989.

This two-day cycling journey takes place July 18-19 and includes event kickoff activities, family-friendly route options and Saturday night festivities. Motivated by the 2,000 fearless riders, more than 300 selfless volunteers and numerous dedicated sponsors that join us each year, we hope the family-friendly event will inspire first-time participants – and longtime tour cyclists alike – to come along for an amazing ride!

Routes

The event welcomes cyclists of all ages and abilities! We host three different road ride routes—26, 46, and 66 miles. We also host 2 gravel routes, a 100 mile, and a new 50 mile route. There’s something for riders of all ages and abilities. Names like Rabbit Ears Pass, Gore Pass, Yellow Jacket Pass, Stagecoach, Yampa and Oak Creek dot these incredible routes. We are a non-competitive event, and participants are encouraged to ride at their own pace and enjoy the majestic scenery in our part of the world! We offer superb aid stations, support, and end of the ride barbecue and beer garden with local microbrews. Click here to see all the routes.

Post-ride Party

Capping off the day is an expo and western BBQ with live music and 5 local microbreweries serving refreshing, hand-crafted beer (BBQ and beer included in registration fee).

Registration

Ride is limited to 1,200 participants. (No waiting in line at aid stations at this event!) Click here to learn more and register.

Pedal 35, 65 or 100 miles embraced by the dramatic 14,000 peaks of the Sangre de Cristo and San Juan Mountains. Experience breathtaking Colorado and the great expanse of the San Luis Valley, one of the world’s largest and highest alpine valleys. Pedal beneath the forever reaching blue skies for a place to call HOME! Bike 2 Build is a benefit bike ride for Habitat for Humanity.

The Ride & Revel! cycling event began in historic downtown Greeley, Colorado, home to nationally recognized, award-winning craft breweries. At the finish, many enjoyed a prepared meal and a beer crafted just for our annual Ride & Revel! event by Greeley’s award-winning brewers. ENJOY!

Choose your Route – 20, 40, or 55-mile Road Rides & 2 Gravel Rides

Mile for mile the 719 Ride is one of the most challenging single day climbing events in Colorado.

But it’s a challenge that can be tailored to any fitness level.

The 719 Ride is built on a 14-mile loop course with each lap contributing 1,838′ of elevation gain. The signature ride (71.9 miles) is five laps and has more than 9,100′ of climbing. With lap options from one to 14 (200 miles), participants can ride as many laps as their legs, lungs and schedule allow.

The 719 Ride starts at Chipeta Elementary School, at the intersection of Flying W Ranch Road and Ramsgate Terrace, on the northwest side of Colorado Springs at 7:19 a.m on July 19.

Cycle Colorado’s majestic mountains to fight human trafficking.

TOUR OVERVIEW
COLORADO MOUNTAIN TOUR will cycle through scenic Colorado mountain communities and over iconic passes.
4 days, 260 miles, 16,20000 feet of climbing
(2500 to 4300 ft of climbing per day)
a glorious view of God’s creation

Sound like fun?
As a part of this unique, exciting experience you will:
-raise funds and awareness for a great cause
-build lasting relationships
-stretch your limits
-perhaps even discover something about yourself