BSF Activities
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Smart Cycling 2019
Nationally certified classes. Next class 9/26 & 9/28 2019. Ride more safely and confidently.
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Smart Cycling For Kids
We work with local schools to lead specially designed safety classes for young riders.
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Employee/Group Classes
Bike Santa Fe is able to provide biking instruction to any organization, group or business.
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LAB League Cycling Instructor Certification 5/3-5/5 2019
First LCI training program now scheduled
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Going For The Gold
Helping Santa Fe earn “Gold” cycling city designation.
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Bicycle & Trails Advisory Committee
Two Bike Santa Fe board members currently sit on this crucial city council sub-committee
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Bike Santa Fe Bike Maintenance Series –
Join our 4-evening courses on how a bike works…and how to fix it when it doesn’t. Next series starts Tues 5/15
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Bike Week May 11-19, 2019
Bike Santa Fe encourages bike commuting year-round, so we’re heavily involved in this annual event.
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BSF Bike Swap- May 11
The best value in town for quality used biking gear.
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Bike Valet program 2019
Free safe bike valet parking makes riding to local events easier.
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Zozobra Grant-Our Big Buddy Gives Us Bucks!
2019-03-21Santa Fe Kiwanis Foundation brings us Will Shuster’s Zozobra every fall. Through this event, a number of lucky local non-profits benefit. This year, Bike Santa Fe applied and received a grant to sponsor 3 local teachers to become League Certified Instructors or LCIs through the LAB intensive Instructor Seminar. Thanks to Old Man Gloom for … Continue reading Zozobra Grant-Our Big Buddy Gives Us Bucks!
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From The Huffington Post The Netherlands has a pretty good claim to be the world’s foremost cycling nation. The small, flat country has bike shops, parking racks and a tidy network of red asphalt cycle paths everywhere you go. Where just 1 percent of all journeys by U.S. residents are made by bicycle, Dutch residents … Continue reading Should we pay Santa Feans to bike to work like in The Netherlands?
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Re-Thinking Cars In Our Cities
2018-05-06Probably most of you have seen and hopefully read this Op-Ed in the April 30th New Mexican, which is a reprint from the April 25th New York Times. No, it doesn’t particularly talk about the need for bicycles per se but rather the results of our obsession with urban planning focused on the needs of … Continue reading Re-Thinking Cars In Our Cities
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Sadly, the latest NTSA statistics available for analysis from 2016, but they still show the rate of hit and run accidents is soaring. One every 43 seconds in 2015 with the 2,049 fatalities on record 2016 as being the highest number ever recorded. 65% of of those hit and runs involve pedestrians and cyclists, with … Continue reading AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety Report on Hit and Run Accidents, April 2018
