We're not going to let a little snow on the ground stop us from getting our mountain bikes out and ready to ride for the season! April is right around the corner, and so are a few cycling events to take part in! From rides to expos, get ready to get you and your bike back into gear! Here are April's Bike Colorado events:
Apr. 11: Boulder Roubaix
What: One of the largest professional and amateur races in the Rocky Mountain region
Where: Boulder County, Colorado
Why you should ride: Colorado’s version of the famous Paris-Roubiax professional race featuring a 19-mile loop just north of Boulder. The course is 60% hard-pack, unpaved surface and 40% pavement over bucolic country roads. Due to extreme terrain features, this race is not for everyone.
For more information: dbcevents.com
Apr. 24: Bicycle Colorado Gala
What: A party with live and silent auctions to support better bicycling in Colorado
Where: 14th floor of DaVita, Denver, Colorado
Why you should attend: This annual celebration is a fun way to kick off the cycling season. Delight in heavy apps and drinks, purchase that special something in our silent and live auctions and catch up with friends at our new venue with amazing mountain and city views. All proceeds support Bicycle Colorado, committed to building a bicycle-friendly Colorado.
For more information: bicyclecolorado.org/events/bicycle-colorado-gala
Apr. 25: The Primal Colorado Bike Expo
What: An expo to kick off Colorado’s cycling season
Where: Colorado Convention Center, Denver, Colorado
Why you should attend: In its inaugural year the expo will bring together all things cycling and Colorado—pairing industry professionals, recreational riders, cycling enthusiasts, hardcore roadies and utilitarians with the latest products, consumer trends, deals, organized rides, bicycling clubs, advocacy groups and cycling destinations. The expo will also include fun and engaging activities for adults as well as kids—from big wheel races to a kids bike rodeo, a bike-themed Sipping and Painting experience and a series of seminars featuring the likes of Allen Lim of Skratch Labs and Shannon Galpin of Mountain2Mountain.
For more information: coloradobikeexpo.com
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