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Did I win a raffle prize? Check out this week’s winners – May 22-28. Show your appreciation!Post your prize on social media and tag the local business.#iridebecause #2023flagstaffbikemonth #thankyouFlagstaff Big shout out to our local businesses that generouslydonated raffle prizes! THANK YOU! Check out our TikTok video highlights from Bike Month.(Thanks Adam Shimoni) Weekly Stats (month to date): 2400+ rides over 25,769 miles riddenAlmost 531 unique riders Rides by modality (month to date)Commuter 1281 | Road 305 | Mountain Bike
Did I win a raffle prize? Check out this week’s winners – May 15-21. Show your appreciation!Post your prize on social media and tag the local business.#iridebecause #2023flagstaffbikemonth #thankyouFlagstaff Big shout out to our local businesses that generouslydonated raffle prizes! THANK YOU! Weekly Stats Weekly stats (month to date): 2300+ rides over 20,475 miles riddenAlmost 450 unique riders Rides by modality (month to date)Commuter 1025 | Road 236 | Mountain Bike 755 | E-bike 275Cruiser 26 | Kids 147 |
Meet at Schultz “Y” Trail Head. We’ll be establishing single track in the area around Schultz Creek Trail Head and the “Y” Trail Head. Google Map Join the entire Flagstaff area trails community in the annual celebration of trails! PLEASE RSVP: We will are asking that participants RSVP at least a day before each event in order for us to be better able to plan. It’s easy and only takes a
Did I win a raffle prize? Check out this week’s winners – May 8-14. Show your appreciation!Post your prize on social media and tag the local business.#iridebecause #2023flagstaffbikemonth #thankyouFlagstaff Big shout out to our local businesses that generouslydonated raffle prizes! THANK YOU! Weekly Stats 735+ riders over 6330 miles riddenAlmost 285 unique rides Rides by modalityCommuter 314 | Road 84 | Mountain Bike 243 | E-bike 86 | Kids 47 | BMX 1 | Other 24 Keep riding for
Did I win a raffle prize? Check out this week’s winners – May 1-7. Show your appreciation!Post your prize on social media and tag the local business.#iridebecause #2023flagstaffbikemonth #thankyouFlagstaff Big shout out to our local businesses that generouslydonated raffle prizes! THANK YOU! Weekly Stats 700+ riders over 6300 miles riddenAlmost 325 unique rides Rides by modalityCommuter 322 | Road 77 | Mountain Bike 236 | E-bike 87 | Kids 41 | Cruiser 8 | BMX 1 | Dirt
We’ll be rerouting one or more of these trails as part of the Mount Elden Dry Lake Hills Recreation Planning Project (MEDL). Meet at the gate on Elden Springs, FR556. Elden Springs and Schultz Pass Roads are currently closed to the public because of flood damage. The Forest Service will open the gate to allow us to drive up the Sunset Trail Head from the east side. Please arrive on
Flagstaff Biking Organization is honored today to recognize Cosmic Ray Brutti for his contributions to bicycling in Northern Arizona. Ray was a lifelong goodwill ambassador for cycling, and was a pioneer in mountain biking. His guidebook, “Fat Tire Tales and Trails”, was among a handful of resources for finding where to ride in the earliest days of mountain biking. He helped introduce tens of thousands of riders, including, I am
Celebrating 20 years* promoting bicycling in Flagstaff.*(2020 event canceled due to pandemic shut downs) For this year’s Flagstaff Bike Month, throughout May of 2023, we are happy to bring back all of our signature events, including Bike to Breakfast – a community favorite! Lots of fun opportunities to encourage you to get out to ride throughout May! Flagstaff Bike Month is for all kinds of cycling. Whether you are riding to
Meet at Campbell Mesa Trail Head. We’ll be maintaining trails on the Campbell Mesa Trail System. Google Map Join the entire Flagstaff area trails community in the annual celebration of trails! PLEASE RSVP: We will are asking that participants RSVP at least a day before each event in order for us to be better able to plan. It’s easy and only takes a minute using the form we are providing. Thanks
The City Council has a Capital Budget Retreat this Friday and your engagement could help the Council and City Staff find the funding needed for a few key safety projects along with needed additional staffing. The projects include building Protected Intersections (a design style that significantly improves the safety and comfort for those walking and biking) at both Butler & Beaver and Butler & San Francisco st. These are two of the
