• Bicycle and Pedestrian Education Coalition

  The BPEC, through education and encouragement, works to reduce the number of motor vehicle/bicycle/pedestrian crashes in our community, and increase knowledge and awareness about how to safely share roads. The BPEC works to increase the number of bicycle riders and pedestrians in the community, nurturing health and wellness. Visit www.bpeclarimer.org

• Bike Fort Collins

  The mission of the Bike Fort Collins program is "To foster a bicycle-friendly culture and transportation system in Fort Collins through education and encouragement." Bike Fort Collins works to instill bicycling as a viable form of transportation and recreation for citizens of Fort Collins. Their projects include and are not limited to, the FC Bike Library, the Safe Routes to School Program, and the Vintage Bicycle Museum Without Walls. To learn more about this organization visit: www.bikefortcollins.org

• CSU Cycling Club

  CSU Rams Cycling is a club sport and is open to all students. Whether you have raced before or not the Rams Cycling Club is happy to get you on your bike an rolling. Their goal is to get more students on their bikes, so if you don't want to race you can meet them for their group rides. To learn more about the team, group rides, and meeting times check out www.ramscycling.com

• Epic BMX

  Bicycle motocross (BMX) is one of the fastest growing youth sport in North America and one of the newest additions to the Olympics. BMX offers every rider the ability to participate at his or her own pace...No one sits on the bench! There are no coaches deciding who gets to play, everyone gets into the action. To learn more, check out www.epicbmxfc.com

• FC Bikes

  FC Bikes is the City's bicycle program. FC Bikes works to promote the efforts of local bicycling organizations while building the cohesiveness of the bicycling community. FC Bikes is the liaison for the City of Fort Collins on all bicycling matters. FC Bikes also encourages and educates residents of Fort Collins on the benefits of bicycling and provides a foundation or support mechanism for bicyclists. Check out fcgov.com/bicycling for more info.

• Fort Collins Bicycle Co-op

  We are Building Community Through Bicycling. Run by volunteers, the bike co-op focuses on keeping our community riding, including those who can't afford to buy or maintain a bike. The Bike Co-op refurbishes hundreds of bikes each year which are returned to the community through their Earn-a-Bike program. To find out more about the Bike Co-op, their programs, and volunteering, visit www.fcbikecoop.org

• Fort Collins Cycling Club

  FCCC represents cyclists of all kinds in Fort Collins. The club is made up of more than 150 riders that include recreation riders, commuters, and racers. During the Fall and Winter the club meet every third Thursday at Mulligan's Pub, at 2439 S. College Ave. in Fort Collins for a presentation of interest to cyclists. They also have group rides, socials, and events. Junior, Individual, Family, and Senior membership information is available on their website: www.fccycleclub.org.

• Fort Collins Velodrome Association

  The Fort Collins Velodrome Association has been working endlessly to bring a velodrome to downtown Fort Collins. A velodrome is an indoor or outdoor banked oval track used for bike racing for cyclists of all ages and abilities. Apart from providing extracurricular bicycling activities, a downtown velodrome could attract large competition events to Fort Collins as well, provide exciting spectator opportunities for Fort Collins residents.

• Overland Mountain Bike Club

  Overland Mountain Bike Club promotes the active, healthy sport of mountain biking by providing education and assistance to all trail users, and by working to build and maintain quality, sustainable trails that enhance the mountain biking experience. Overland hosts an array of fun events, group rides, and volunteer events throughout the year. In conjunction with their service organization, Diamond Peaks Mountain Bike Patrol, Overland works to ensure that mountain bikers continue to have a home along the northern Front Range. For more information, please visit: www.overlandmtb.org

• Team B.O.B.

  Also known as Babes on Bikes, team B.O.B. has been promoting women mountain bikers since 1992. The group offers group rides for novice and experiences riders as well as skill seminars. The team also does trail maintenance and cycling related community events. Once daylight saving begins the team meets every Tuesday at 5:30pm at Soderberg parking area in Horestooth Mountain Park. To learn more about team B.O.B visit www.coteambob.com.

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