BSF Activities
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Smart Cycling 2019
Nationally certified classes. Next class 3/28 & 3/30 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 Certified Instructor Program 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 Mechanics Series – starts Tues 5/15 @ 6.30 pm
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-To-Work week
Bike Santa Fe encourages bike commuting year-round, so we’re heavily involved in this annual event.
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BSF Bike Swap
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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THE SANTA FE POLICE REPORT to BTAC
2018-04-28Several members of Bike Santa Fe were on hand to hear Sergeant Christopher McCord of the Santa Fe Police give a report to the BTAC’s members regarding recorded incidents involving cyclists and pedestrians. It was a short but quite enlightening session though not for the reasons we initially expected. Originally, many of us had hoped … Continue reading THE SANTA FE POLICE REPORT to BTAC
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Bike Community Stands United
2018-03-22When Carl Gable stood up at the City Council meeting last Wednesday night, it was already clear by the seats packed with local cyclists that this would be no ordinary council session for the new City administration.
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This a page will be regularly up-dated with developing news, calls to actions and other info about the incident.
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In 2009, Bill White of Twin Bridges, Montana, began to notice the long-distance cyclists that were passing through the small town of fewer than 400 inhabitants.
