About Boulder Bicycle Commuters

BBC is a non-profit community group based in Boulder, Colorado. We advocate for safe and convenient bicycle facilities and fair laws for bicyclists. We work on both on-street and off-street bike facilities. We also advocate for pedestrian interests and control of the over-use and abuse of motor vehicles.

We have about 89 members as of April 2003. We are most active at the local city level. We occasionally work on county and state-wide issues.

We started in 1991 under the name Bolder Bicycle Commuters. In 2002 we changed to the current name.

BBC usually meets every month on the first Monday from 7 to 9 pm, at various locations. To confirm meeting time and location, please call 303-444-3005.

BBC Mailing Lists

We provide two e-mail lists as well as a quarterly hard-copy newsletter, for our members and for the cycling community. Everyone is encouraged to sign up for the e-mail lists, whether or not you are a member of BBC.

BBC Announcement List.   Meeting announcements and BBC alerts. Moderated list.

BBC Discussion List.   Open discussion on all bike-related topics.

BBC Newsletter.   See Membership page to request sample copies.

2003 Calendar

Included are BBC meetings; also government and other meetings of interest to cyclists.

Monday May 5, 7-9 pm.
BBC general meeting.
Transportation Resource Center, 1401 Walnut. East side of 14th, second door north of Walnut Street.

Monday June 2, 7-9 pm.
BBC general meeting.
Transportation Resource Center, 1401 Walnut. East side of 14th, second door north of Walnut Street.

Monday July 7, 7-9 pm.
BBC general meeting.
Transportation Resource Center, 1401 Walnut. East side of 14th, second door north of Walnut Street.