Come ride by headlights on our fantastic groomed fat bike trails. This will be a fun and moderately strenuous fat bike ride by the full moon. A light snack after riding will be provided.

Rent from our Borealis bike fleet for $10 or bring your own. Fee includes tour, headlamp, and meal.

Price: Fee for 16 or more years old: $60.00

2020 Dates:
Jan 10
Jan 11
Feb 7
Feb 8
Mar 6
Mar 7

A well-tuned bike can help make your riding smooth and efficient. Grinding gears, rubbing derailleurs, and squeaky chains are your bike’s cry for help. Ready to learn how to prevent or eliminate these annoyances from your beloved bike? Join REI’s expert bike techs for a workshop on how to care for and maintain your bike’s derailleurs and chain. We’ll tune derailleurs, adjust barrel adjusters, and diagnose common chain issues. Along the way, you’ll learn best practices for care and cleaning with plenty of get-your-hands-dirty chances to practice. Bring your own bike or practice on one of ours.

Sat Nov 9th
Sat Dec 14th
Sat Jan 18th
Sat Feb 15th
Sat Mar 21st

All classes take place from 8:00AM – 10:00AM

Member price: $40 / Non-member price: $60

Flat tires can impact every rider on every surface. If you want to be ready to fix your next flat, join REI’s expert bike techs in this hands-on workshop. From start to finish, you will work through everything you need to know to change a tire and reduce the chances of a repeat flat. Bring your own bike, a busted bike tire, or practice on some of ours.

Tues, Dec 3rd @ Westminster REI; 6:30PM – 8:30PM
Thurs, Jan 30th @ Greenwood Village REI; 6:00PM – 8:00PM
Thurs, Mar 19th @ Greenwood Village REI; 6:00PM – 8:00PM

Member price: $25 / Non-member price: $45

Come ride by headlights on our fantastic groomed fat bike trails. This will be a fun and moderately strenuous fat bike ride by the full moon. A light snack after riding will be provided.

Rent from our Borealis bike fleet for $10 or bring your own. Fee includes tour, headlamp, and meal.

Price: Fee for 16 or more years old: $60.00

2020 Dates:
Jan 10
Jan 11
Feb 7
Feb 8
Mar 6
Mar 7

A well-tuned bike can help make your riding smooth and efficient. Grinding gears, rubbing derailleurs, and squeaky chains are your bike’s cry for help. Ready to learn how to prevent or eliminate these annoyances from your beloved bike? Join REI’s expert bike techs for a workshop on how to care for and maintain your bike’s derailleurs and chain. We’ll tune derailleurs, adjust barrel adjusters, and diagnose common chain issues. Along the way, you’ll learn best practices for care and cleaning with plenty of get-your-hands-dirty chances to practice. Bring your own bike or practice on one of ours.

Sat Nov 9th
Sat Dec 14th
Sat Jan 18th
Sat Feb 15th
Sat Mar 21st

All classes take place from 8:00AM – 10:00AM

Member price: $40 / Non-member price: $60

Flat tires can impact every rider on every surface. If you want to be ready to fix your next flat, join REI’s expert bike techs in this hands-on workshop. From start to finish, you will work through everything you need to know to change a tire and reduce the chances of a repeat flat. Bring your own bike, a busted bike tire, or practice on some of ours.

Tues, Dec 3rd @ Westminster REI; 6:30PM – 8:30PM
Thurs, Jan 30th @ Greenwood Village REI; 6:00PM – 8:00PM
Thurs, Mar 19th @ Greenwood Village REI; 6:00PM – 8:00PM

Member price: $25 / Non-member price: $45

Through Masonville, over Horsetooth Reservoir, and up to northern Larimer County and the Rawhide Powerplant.

Lighting and reflective gear are REQUIRED.

Map, cue sheet, start venue, and other details at Colorado Brevet Series (http://www.rmccrides.com/brevets.htm) – click on the schedule link.

Due to insurance requirements, you must be an RMCC member to participate in this ride. You can sign up (or renew) online (https://www.rockymountaincyclingclub.com/rmcc-membership-application-form) or at the ride. If you want to receive RUSA credit for this ride, you must be a current Randonneurs USA member (visit http://www.rusa.org for more information).

You must also follow the randonneuring Rules for Riders (https://rusa.org/pages/rulesForRiders), including taking a control card and having it validated at the checkpoints.

Sign in starts at 7:00 am with departure PROMPTLY at 8:00 am.

Moving People Forward is Bicycle Colorado’s annual event that brings together thought leaders, innovators, decision makers, business leaders and stakeholders to explore the trends, topics, and technology at the forefront of the mobility revolution. The conference is Monday, February 10, 2020 at the Embassy Suites Downtown Denver.

Conference registration rate: $160
Breakfast forum add-on: $40
We are offering a 10% discount to:
Employees of nonprofit organizations
Any organization that registers 3 or more colleagues for the conference

Contact Amy Morfas, Bicycle Colorado deputy director, at [email protected] to receive your discount code prior to registering.
Moving People Forward is Bicycle Colorado’s conference bringing policy makers and thought leaders together to explore the future of mobility in Colorado.

Agenda and Keynote speaker will be posted in the months to come. Check the link below for more details! 

One of the great things about Colorado is that you can bicycle year-round. Now’s your chance to take on the challenge of Winter Bike to Work Day! Dare yourself to take on the cold temps and unpredictable weather that might come you way. Various Colorado and International communities have observed Winter Bike to Work Day for many years. Riders who pledge to ride have the option to participate in the International Gift Exchange.

SUFFER SO THOSE AFFECTED BY PARKINSON’S DON’T HAVE TO.

The Tour of Sufferlandria is the Greatest Grand Tour of a Mythical Nation in the world. Nine straight days of Sufferfest videos to benefit the Davis Phinney Foundation and their work to improve the lives of those affected by Parkinson’s Disease. Over the last six years the community of Sufferlandrians have raised more than $800,000 for the DPF.

HOW IT WORKS
You do the rides from the relative discomfort of your own home or in a group at one of our Officially Licensed Embassies.

1. Get The Sufferfest App and subscribe. You’ll need it to do the required stages. The cost is $12.99 USD/month or $99 USD/year and you can cancel at any time.
2. Don’t want to Suffer alone? Join The Tour at a Sufferlandrian Embassy near you. We have more than 160 cycling studios around the world licensed to play The Sufferfest videos and there is nothing quite like visiting Sufferlandria with a group.
3. REGISTER: for the Tour by making at least a $10 USD donation to the Davis Phinney Foundation (link coming soon). For every $10 USD you donate, you earn one chance in our killer prize pool (so if you donate, say, $100, you earn 10 chances in our prize pool). Even better: Start a fundraising page and ask your friends to donate to your cause. Each $10 you raise also earns you a chance to win.
4. Want to be a part of the community? Join the Tour of Sufferlandria Facebook Page. It’s the Official Race Village where challenges are made, tales of glory are shared, and prizes are lusted after. Not required, but totally worth it.
5. Ride the video(s) for each stage of the Tour on the day specified.

Come ride by headlights on our fantastic groomed fat bike trails. This will be a fun and moderately strenuous fat bike ride by the full moon. A light snack after riding will be provided.

Rent from our Borealis bike fleet for $10 or bring your own. Fee includes tour, headlamp, and meal.

Price: Fee for 16 or more years old: $60.00

2020 Dates:
Jan 10
Jan 11
Feb 7
Feb 8
Mar 6
Mar 7

A well-tuned bike can help make your riding smooth and efficient. Grinding gears, rubbing derailleurs, and squeaky chains are your bike’s cry for help. Ready to learn how to prevent or eliminate these annoyances from your beloved bike? Join REI’s expert bike techs for a workshop on how to care for and maintain your bike’s derailleurs and chain. We’ll tune derailleurs, adjust barrel adjusters, and diagnose common chain issues. Along the way, you’ll learn best practices for care and cleaning with plenty of get-your-hands-dirty chances to practice. Bring your own bike or practice on one of ours.

Sat Nov 9th
Sat Dec 14th
Sat Jan 18th
Sat Feb 15th
Sat Mar 21st

All classes take place from 8:00AM – 10:00AM

Member price: $40 / Non-member price: $60

Flat tires can impact every rider on every surface. If you want to be ready to fix your next flat, join REI’s expert bike techs in this hands-on workshop. From start to finish, you will work through everything you need to know to change a tire and reduce the chances of a repeat flat. Bring your own bike, a busted bike tire, or practice on some of ours.

Tues, Dec 3rd @ Westminster REI; 6:30PM – 8:30PM
Thurs, Jan 30th @ Greenwood Village REI; 6:00PM – 8:00PM
Thurs, Mar 19th @ Greenwood Village REI; 6:00PM – 8:00PM

Member price: $25 / Non-member price: $45

A tranquil visit to pre-season Carter Lake.

Map, cue sheet, start venue, and other details at Colorado Brevet Series (http://www.rmccrides.com/brevets.htm) – click on the schedule link.

Due to insurance requirements, you must be an RMCC member to participate in this ride. You can sign up (or renew) online (https://www.rockymountaincyclingclub.com/rmcc-membership-application-form) or at the ride. If you want to receive RUSA credit for this ride, you must be a current Randonneurs USA member (visit http://www.rusa.org for more information).

You must also follow the randonneuring Rules for Riders (https://rusa.org/pages/rulesForRiders), including taking a control card and having it validated at the checkpoints.

Sign in starts at 10:30 am with departure PROMPTLY at 11:00 am.

The Four Seasons of Horsetooth Mountain Bike Challenge is a grass-roots un-event with no entry fees and no real start times and is ridden on the two solstices and two equinoxes in Horsetooth Mountain Park and Lory State Park. By being required to complete at least three seasonal stages, we hope it encourages you to come ride if your schedule doesn’t permit on any given stage. The course is designed to offer what we think are the best sections of trail in our backyard. The course should take about 2-3 hours. Had fun in the winter? Bring a friend for the spring stage! Don’t own a fancy team kit or 20lb race bike? Neither do we! Come ride for the fun and challenge of completing all four events! Check out the rules in the link below.

• Winter – December 20-23, 2019
• Spring – March 20-23, 2020
• Summer – June 19-22, 2020

Scenic climbs over Horsetooth Reservoir.

Map, cue sheet, start venue, and other details at Colorado Brevet Series (http://www.rmccrides.com/brevets.htm) – click on the schedule link.

Due to insurance requirements, you must be an RMCC member to participate in this ride. You can sign up (or renew) online (https://www.rockymountaincyclingclub.com/rmcc-membership-application-form) or at the ride. If you want to receive RUSA credit for this ride, you must be a current Randonneurs USA member (visit http://www.rusa.org for more information).

You must also follow the randonneuring Rules for Riders (https://rusa.org/pages/rulesForRiders), including taking a control card and having it validated at the checkpoints.

Sign in starts at 8:30 am with departure PROMPTLY at 9:00 am.

A Black Forest excursion straddling the Palmer Divide.

Map, cue sheet, start venue, and other details at Colorado Brevet Series (http://www.rmccrides.com/brevets.htm) – click on the schedule link.

Due to insurance requirements, you must be an RMCC member to participate in this ride. You can sign up (or renew) online (https://www.rockymountaincyclingclub.com/rmcc-membership-application-form) or at the ride. If you want to receive RUSA credit for this ride, you must be a current Randonneurs USA member (visit http://www.rusa.org for more information).

You must also follow the randonneuring Rules for Riders (https://rusa.org/pages/rulesForRiders), including taking a control card and having it validated at the checkpoints.

Sign in starts at 7:00 am with departure PROMPTLY at 8:00 am.

Through Masonville, over Horsetooth Reservoir, up Poudre Canyon, then up to Stove Prairie, returning via Masonville.

Map, cue sheet, start venue, and other details at Colorado Brevet Series (http://www.rmccrides.com/brevets.htm) – click on the schedule link.

Due to insurance requirements, you must be an RMCC member to participate in this ride. You can sign up (or renew) online (https://www.rockymountaincyclingclub.com/rmcc-membership-application-form) or at the ride. If you want to receive RUSA credit for this ride, you must be a current Randonneurs USA member (visit http://www.rusa.org for more information).

You must also follow the randonneuring Rules for Riders (https://rusa.org/pages/rulesForRiders), including taking a control card and having it validated at the checkpoints.

Sign in starts at 7:00 am with departure PROMPTLY at 8:00 am.

Boneshaker Adventures is excited to collaborate with VIDA MTB to offer skills instruction for girls, ages 8-14, during their one-day clinic at Lunch Loops.

The Grand Valley Bike Swap is the product of a much needed event for not only the Grand Valley but all of Western Colorado and Eastern Utah. The GVBS is meant to build community while giving you an avenue to sell gear locally, all while helping raise money for local trails!

Grand Valley Bike Swap is a community gathering of local bike shops and private individuals coming together for a single day, outdoor swap. Whether you have a single set of wheels to sell, or your shop wants to off load stock before the busy riding season, this event is for you!
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Along with providing a much needed bike swap for Western Colorado, this event will also be a great way to raise funds for local trails. All proceeds from ticket donations will go directly to the trails we all love to ride. This year’s event will be donated to the Grand Valley’s very own COPMOBA.

Whether you want to buy or sell, you will need a ticket. All tickets are based on suggested donation, listed below.

Enter event: $1 minimum/person

Sell product: $5 minimum/vendor

Beer sales: $10/mug includes two tickets

$4/beer ticket

Started in 1995 by Troy Rarick, co-founder of a fledgling mountain biking and rafting rental store in sleepy downtown Fruita, Colorado had an idea to build a place for people to ride mountain bikes that was not Moab, Utah (no offense Moab, we love you)  The goal of that first festival was a simple one:….. to bring fun friends and MTB enthusiasts to the area, celebrate the sport we love and have a killer time in the process.  Fast forward 25 yrs and Fruita is now a world-renowned MTB destination and that little store, Over the Edge Sports, has grown to 6 locations and planning for more awesomeness in the years to come.  The FFTF has grown right along with it, now typically featuring 50+ vendors and nearly all the major bike MFG’s in the MTB industry.  The goal of the FFTF is to be an amazing but intimate weekend experience to put you and MTB Bike and Industry Companies together.  Buy a pass, demo all the bikes you can handle and decide if it’s time to upgrade or maybe realize that your old bike, the one you thought was perfect for you… still is!  Knowledge is power, come expand your knowledge while participating in some of that still killer fun we mentioned earlier.

Join us for our 2020 Gear Up! Fundraiser!

Our new and improved kick off to the organized ride season takes place Friday, May 8. Join us for a night of celebrating all that bicycling brings to Colorado with friends old and new!

Enjoy great food and drink, and treat yourself and those you love to great gear and experiences with our live and silent auctions–all in the name of better bicycling!

Bike Travel Weekend and Bike Your Park Day are fun and easy, and they help get people outside and on bikes. There’s no cost to you or your participants (unless you want to charge a fee to participants to cover your costs). The initiatives help create community connections, promote destinations, and can boost local economies. You can participate in Bike Travel Weekend and Bike Your Park Day through your own programming or you can partner with other groups.

There are two ways to be part of Bike Travel Weekend & Bike Your Park Day:

1. Plan and register a Bike Travel Weekend trip at BikeTravelWeekend.org and/or register a Bike Your Park Day ride at BikeYourParkDay.org. Registration, planning resources, and inspiration are available for free. Plus, registrants will receive stickers for their group and will be entered to win a bike and Amtrak tickets to Glacier National Park.
https://www.adventurecycling.org/resources/bike-travel-weekend/register-a-bike-overnight/

2. Promote Bike Travel Weekend and Bike Your Park Day to your customers, visitors, and friends. Visit the “Promote” pages at BikeTravelWeekend.org and BikeYourParkDay.org for sharing resources and a downloadable Toolkit with resources to help you plan your rides or just encourage others to participate.
https://www.adventurecycling.org/resources/bike-travel-weekend/promote-your-bike-overnight/

Adventure Cycling also has Bike Travel Weekend and Bike Your Park Day sponsorship opportunities to help you promote your brand or destination. Please contact me at [email protected] or (406) 532-2743 if you are interested in sponsorship or if you have any questions about Bike Travel Weekend and Bike Your Park Day. I would be happy to walk you through the planning and promotional resources and registration process. I can also send additional stickers and postcards for your audiences.

I hope to “see” you out on the roads and trails on June 5 – 7 for Bike Travel Weekend and September 29 for Bike Your Park Day. Enjoy your ride! Bike Travel Weekend, inspires thousands of people throughout the world to go on a one- or two-night bike trip to a campground, hotel or B&B on the same weekend. Registration, planning and promotional resources are free at BikeTravelWeekend.org.
https://www.adventurecycling.org/resources/bike-travel-weekend/

CO BIKE EXPO AT EROCK

The 6th Annual Colorado Bike Expo will be returning to Castle Rock, CO at the Elephant Rock Cycling Festival!

The FREE two-day expo and festival is anchored by a long-standing Colorado tradition that brings between 5,000 – 6,000 cycling enthusiasts to town, not to mention their friends and family. Expect BMX shows, learn to ride clinics, a cycling fashion show, live music, food & beer, 65+ exhibitors and more!

Please mark your calendars and join us for the OFFICIAL kickoff to the 2020 Cycling Season!

Colorado Bike Expo @ ERock
Saturday, June 6 – Sunday, June 7
Douglas County Fairgrounds
500 Fairgrounds Rd.
Castle Rock, CO 80104

Click the link below to sign up as a vendor!

See you there!

The Four Seasons of Horsetooth Mountain Bike Challenge is a grass-roots un-event with no entry fees and no real start times and is ridden on the two solstices and two equinoxes in Horsetooth Mountain Park and Lory State Park. By being required to complete at least three seasonal stages, we hope it encourages you to come ride if your schedule doesn’t permit on any given stage. The course is designed to offer what we think are the best sections of trail in our backyard. The course should take about 2-3 hours. Had fun in the Spring? Bring a friend for the Summer stage! Don’t own a fancy team kit or 20lb race bike? Neither do we! Come ride for the fun and challenge of completing all four events! Check out the rules in the link below.

• Winter – December 20-23, 2019
• Spring – March 20-23, 2020
• Summer – June 19-22, 2020

Hundreds of American communities have been successful in increasing bicycle commuting by providing Bike to Work Week and Bike to Work Day events. Bike to Work Day is June 26th STATEWIDE!

40% of all trips in the U.S. are less than two miles, making bicycling a feasible and fun way to get to work. With increased interest in healthy, sustainable and economic transportation options, it’s not surprising that, from 2000 to 2013, the number of bicycle commuters in the U.S. grew by more than 62 percent.

Click the link below for more information on registering, stations/stops, Bike to Work Day T-shirts, creating a group ride and materials.

Tentative Schedule of Events – Visit the website link below for a confirmed schedule

WEDNESDAY
Historic Mtn Bike Tour
Time: 10:30 am-12 pm
Location: Crested Butte Mtn Heritage Museum
Price: $8 (CBBW participants) | $10 (general public)
The Crested Butte Heritage Museum is offering a tour “geared” directly to participants and friends of Crested Butte Bike Week. Come and learn fun-filled facts about the start of mountain biking in CB, the history of the founding of the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame, our relationship with Marin County, CA and much more. Purchase tickets ahead of time at the Museum or by calling 970-349-1880. Contact Shelley Popke, [email protected], for more details.

Powerade Pinnacle Bike Series
Time: Registration 4 -5:15 pm, race start at 5:45 pm
Location: Crested Butte Mountain Resort
Price: $10
This 5-week mountain bike race series kicks off at Crested Butte Bike Week by encouraging riders to race the clock in the CBMR Bike Park. Races take place on Wednesday evenings during twilight lift hours and consist of varying lengths and difficulty to challenge riders of all abilities in either Enduro or Downhill disciplines. After racing, competitors enjoy a post-ride awards party at Butte 66 with an ice cold LandShark Lager or Coca-Cola, and awesome prizes! Racers also receive a complimentary twilight lift ticket for that evening.
More details here.

THURSDAY
CBMBA Women’s Group Ride
Time: 5 pm
Location: Big Al’s Bicycle Heaven, followed by libations at the Brick Oven
Price: Donations to your local trails nonprofit, CBMBA, are appreciated.
All ability levels are welcome to join in. Riders should come prepared with a working bike, helmet, tools, tubes, water, and food. More details here.

CB Devo High School Team Bike Movie Fundraiser
Time: 5:30 pm
Location: Public House
Price: $10 (12 and under) | $15 (everyone else)
Featuring “Filmed By Bike”, we will also be showing a bonus film called “RJ Ripper” before rolling into a prize drawing with all proceeds benefitting our high school race program. This film has a run time of 55-minutes and will start at approximately 6:30 pm so please come early to buy your drawing tickets, grab a drink (we’ll provide the appetizers), and get your CB Devo merchandise for the season.
Details here.

FRIDAY
CB Challenge
Time: 5 am-9 pm Friday & Saturday
Location: trails TBA
Price: $5 (12 and under) | $10 (adults)
Two days to prove you’ve got the skills to conquer unique trails in CO’s mountain biking capital. Compete both days or just one; either way you’re entered to win some great prizes from our sponsors! Riders must download the CGB Trails app and Strava to their phones, link the two and use Strava to document their rides.
Details here. Register here.

Chainless Downhill Championships
Time: 9 am-12 pm: check-in & bike drop-off | 2:30-3:30: participant shuttles | 4:20: race start
Location: 4-Way Stop parking lot: check-in, bike drop-off & participant shuttles | top of Kebler Pass: race start
Price: $25 before June 1 (online only) | $30 after June 1 (online only) | $35 day-of (CASH ONLY)
Bike Week’s signature event with costumes, shenanigans, and, most importantly, NO CHAINS! Coast your way down Kebler Pass to the party in downtown Crested Butte. Please remember- HELMETS are required and must be worn (don’t tie them to your bike, people, c’mon!).
Details here Register here

Obstacles Clinic with Backcountry Bike Academy
Time: 9-11 am
Location: 4 way parking lot
Price: $1-$1,000,000 (all donations go to CBMBA)
What could be better than getting personalized feedback and raising money for CBMBA? Join BetterRide certified coach Andy Shabo and our team of instructors for a morning of dialing in your technique as you attack gigantic (or tiny, if that’s your preference) obstacles. From never-evert to pro-race: all ages and abilities welcome! Registration details here.

Irwin Guides Shuttled Ride
Time: 10 am
Location: TBA
Price: Free
Ride Baxter/Green Lake Loop with the locals! (trail subject to change depending on snowmelt) Call 970-349-5430 and mention the Bike Week Tour for details.

CB Devo Strider Cup & Slow Race
Time: 3 pm
Location: 1st and Elk Avenue
Price: Free
First, race your strider down Elk Avenue, then see how slow you can go! Test your inner turtle and be the last to cross the line! Kids of all ages are encouraged to inch their way to the finish line and take home the gold! Lots of prizes, too!
Details here

“The Rider and the Wolf” Film Screening and Panel Discussion
Time: 6 pm
Location: Crested Butte Library
Price:
A feature documentary about the life and mysterious disappearance of Mountain Bike Hall of Fame cyclist Mike Rust. He helped form the sport of mountain biking in the USA with the stoke and technical innovations he put into action in the mountain towns of Crested Butte and Salida. He went missing without a trace in 2009 in a remote part of Colorado. The mystery remains. Join the filmmaker, producer, and other key individuals from the film in a panel discussion following the film.

SATURDAY
CB Challenge
Time: 5 am-9 pm Friday & Saturday
Location: trails TBA
Price: $5 (12 and under) | $10 (adults)
Two days to prove you’ve got the skills to conquer unique trails in CO’s mountain biking capital. Compete both days or just one; either way you’re entered to win some great prizes from our sponsors! Riders must download the CGB Trails app and Strava to their phones, link the two and use Strava to document their rides.
Details here Register here

CB Scavenger Hunt
Time: 9 am-5 pm
Location: Woods Walk/Lower Loop Trail System
Price: $20 (groups up to 4) | $10 (individuals over 12)
Explore CB trails with your family or just dip your feet into our extensive trail system with this all-new scavenger hunt; handpicked trails (TBA) will take you to the most beautiful locations while you search for clues and prizes!
***Riders under 12 must be accompanied by an adult
Details here Register here

CO Backcountry Doctor Park Shuttled Ride
Time: 9 am
Location: meet at the Town Park Vendor Village
Price: $50
Ride Doctor Park with the locals!
Details here

Crested Butte Devo Skills Clinic
Time: 10 am-12 pm
Location: Tommy V Field, 910 9th Street
Price: $20
These will be held at CBCS parking lot, and we’ll also have clinics for you parents with BICP certified instructor Phil and Cooper Ott, who are absolutely AMAZING!! No matter how old you are, there’s always something to learn.
Details here.

Adaptive Sports Center’s Bridges of the Butte
Time: 12 pm Saturday-12 pm Sunday
Location: Town Park Vendor Village
Price: prices vary, click below for more details
We come together for 24 hours with one purpose: to raise money to empower people with disabilities and their families to experience the life-changing facts of our program. Bridges of the Butte is a fun and unique event and is a Crested Butte-style bike-a-thon. The 300 riders raise funds for the ASC by completing laps through Crested Butte to earn pledges. All ages are encouraged to participate and riders can participate as individuals or as a team.
Click here for more information and to register; contact Emily Girdwood, [email protected], 970-349-5075

CB Devo BBQ Lunch
Time: 12-2 pm
Location: CB Bike Park (behind CBCS)
Price: $8
Includes organic shredded beef sandwich, Jackson’s Honest Chips, fruit, cookie and a drink. This will be a very healthy lunch to fuel these kids all day long!

Crazy Classic Bike Show
Time: 12-3 pm
Location: Town Park Vendor Village
Price: Free (beer will be for sale for those 21+)
Bring your classic or crazy bike and show it off to fellow bike lovers
Call the Chamber at 970-349-6438 for more details

PBJ Expo
Time: 2-4 pm
Location: CB Bike Park (behind CBCS)
Price: Free
Pumps, jumps and bumps clinic at the bike park! Raffle will benefit the CB Development Team. Robbie Pfunder’s Trials Show (details here) will begin at approximately 2:15 pm with the pump track racing following at 3 pm. There will be jump and trials maneuvers clinics with both Robbie and CB Devo coach Phil Ott after the pump track racing.
Details here

Jr Wildflower Classic Pizza, Ice Cream & Racer Meeting
Time: 5 pm
Location: Tommy V Field, 910 9th Street
Price: included in registration; $10 suggested donation for all others
Pizza & ice cream party followed by the pre-race meeting for the Crested Butte Junior Wildflower Classic at Totem Pole Park (located on Maroon Avenue across from the fire station) with Brick Oven pizza, Oskar Blues B. Stiff soda pop and Third Bowl Ice Cream…racers and fans welcome!
Another chance to see Robbie Pfunder’s Trials Show will begin at 5:30.
More details and registration here.

Fat Tire 40
After much consideration and due to circumstances beyond our control, we are sorry to announce the Fat Tire 40 will not be run in 2019. We are hopeful that it will return in 2020; please check back for updates.

SUNDAY
Bridges of the Butte
Time: 12 pm Saturday-12 pm Sunday
Location: Town Park Vendor Village
Price: prices vary, click below for more details
We come together for 24 hours with one purpose: to raise money to empower people with disabilities and their families to experience the life-changing facts of our program. Bridges of the Butte is a fun and unique event and is a Crested Butte-style bike-a-thon. The 300 riders raise funds for the ASC by completing laps through Crested Butte to earn pledges. All ages are encouraged to participate and riders can participate as individuals or as a team.
Click here for more information and to register; contact Emily Girdwood, [email protected], 970-349-5075

4th Annual Crested Butte Junior Wildflower Classic
Time: 9 am
Location: Tommy V Field
Price: $10-$50
Click here for more details, race schedule and to register! Awards at 12 pm!

Cornering Clinic with Backcountry Bike Academy
Time: 9-11 am
Location: 4-Way Parking Lot
Price: $1 to $1,000,000 (all donations go to CBMBA)
What could be better than getting personalized feedback AND raising money for CBMBA? Join lead coach Andy Shabo and our team of instructors for a clinic specifically designed to help you experience the pure euphoria of railing corners. From never-evers to pro-racers: all ages and abilities welcome! While this event is donation-based, please sign up, so we know how many people to expect. Registration here.

Irwin Guides Deer Creek Shuttled Ride
Time: 10 am
Location: meet at the Town Park Vendor Village
Price: $35 on or before June 28 | $55 day-of
Ride Deer Creek with the locals! (trail subject to change depending on snowmelt). Call 970-349-5430 and mention the Bike Week Tour for details.

Camp participants will ride, dine and socialize with a host of experienced buckle-sporting guides.

Over the course of 3 days, you’ll ride every mile of the legendary course with special attention to the most grueling sections: Powerline, St. Kevins and the incredible Columbine climb. In the evening, join your camp guides for Q&A sessions on proper training, diet, bike setup and crewing logistics.

Due to permitting, camp participation is limited to 100 athletes. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to ride with Leadville legends!

This event is held on the San Isabel National Forest under a special use permit.

CAMP INCLUDES:
– Daily training sessions led by former Leadville Trail 100 MTB Champions
– LT100 Camp Cycling Kit ($200 value)
– Exclusive package of cycling products designed to ensure your race day success
– Breakfast, lunch & dinner for two (2) days
– Intimate Q&A sessions with LT100 MTB Champions
– Bike fit discussion

5th Annual Junior Crested Butte Bike Week

The Annual Junior Crested Butte Bike Week takes place in conjunction with the Crested Butte Bike Week, the oldest bike festival on the planet!

 Thursday, June 25 – Sunday, June 28

 Town of Crested Butte, Colorado, venues vary with events

Event Cost:  $10 – $50

Event Website:  www.JuniorBikeWeek.com

Event Contact:  Amy Nolan

Event Contact Email:  [email protected]

Additional Event Information:

All proceeds from this event will benefit the Crested Butte Development Team, a local  non-profit 501(c)3 organization that provides a fun and safe environment for young cyclists to develop skills and passion that last a lifetime.

Join the VIDA ladies team for another exciting clinic to push your limits and learn new skills.