What in the world is that photo you ask? It’s TC Eberly doing some night painting photography to gear up for the 2nd Annual Giro de la Luna! It’s a full moon this Saturday night and the best time for a night ride so hook up your night lights, fire up the FBO blinkie and join FBO for a guided night ride on the Flagstaff Urban Trail System this Saturday night. We’ll meet at 10pm at the Pay-n-Take Market and make our way up to Buffalo Park. The ride will be slow and casual. Please call Melissa at 606-1533 or email her at melissa@flagstaffbiking.org with any questions! Hope to see you there!

Worksite registration has opened for this years running of the Worksite Challenge.

The registration page is here

You can also access that page via the Program links (Bike to Work Week) to the right hand side of the page –>

Get your Worksite on board!

Enter your daily commute mileage here.

Bike to Work Week is just around the corner (May 13th - 18th), have you checked your tire pressure?

For this, the 5th running of our week long festival, we will be providing late breaking details regarding the Worksite Challenge via both an RSS Feed & an eNewsletter. If you want to keep up with what’s going on for this years event via email, sign-up here.

What? You don’t want to give out your email but you still want to be in the loop? No problem.

you can subscribe to our RSS feed with any RSS reader of your choice and get the same info via the site. Just remember to check back often for updates as the week comes near.

Either way, you’ll have the latest information at your fingertips to make this years Challenge the best yet.

Don’t know about RSS Feeds? Google has your answer.

It’s that time of year again and Flagstaff Biking Organization is looking for volunteers for the following rodeos:

• April 26th: 8am-1pm Marshall Elementary
• April 28th: 10:00-2pm Soar into Spring, Foxglen Park
• May 3rd: 8am-1pm Knoles Elementary
• May 4th: 8am-1pm Cromer Elementary
• May 17th: 8am-1pm South Beaver Elementary- part of Bike to School Day!
• May 26th: Noon-7pm: Safekids Bicycle Race for little kids, downtown Flagstaff staging at Heritage Square (exact time of start TBD, but we could use some volunteers in general for the race)
• July 14th: 10am-1pm: Pinewood Fire Safety Day, Munds Park

Don’t think you can afford to take the day off? Check with your employer, some (Gore) are offering to pay employees to volunteer with a 501(c)3 non-profit organization!

If you’re interested in any of these please let us know! The only requirement is the ability to have fun!

Melissa Dunstan
(928) 606-1533
melissa@flagstaffbiking.org

Spring has sprung in Northern AZ. and the trails are drying out for the 2007 trail season. FBO will kick off their 5th year of trail program events in May, hosting workday sessions on trail maintenance and construction in the Coconino and Kaibab National Forests. The focus in 2007 will continue to focus on important maintenance projects on the existing multi -use trail system as well as constructing new trails in key areas of the National Forest. Just a few of the trails targeted for maintenance work this season include Sunset, Campbell Mesa, Rocky Ridge, Brookbank and the Arizona Trail. FBO has 10 events scheduled for the 2007 season. You can see the schedule here. Please come out and join FBO and our great volunteers by giving back to the great multi use trails in Northern AZ.All Trail events start at 930 am and conclude at 3pm unless otherwise noted. Coffee, snacks, beverages, tasty lunch, free raffle prizes and FUN provided by FBO.Volunteers who participate in 3 trail events in 2007 will be awarded a unique,limited edition FBO Trail Crew Tshirt Closed toe, sturdy shoes,long pants and eye protection required. Helmets, gloves, tools, and trail work instructions will be provided.Children under 16 must be accompanied by an parent/adult.

For more information,
call Mark Gullo @ 928 214 0105 or Contact Us.