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Registration is Open!

The weather might be making you shiver, but we’re shaking with delight that registration is OPEN for 2023. Register and start fundraising now– the early bird gets the donations!

With over 5.6 million already raised by Wheels of Justice riders and sponsors, we can bypass $6 million this year!

Trouble getting motivated? Look ahead to Scott’s Training Rides.

Scott’s Training Rides
Wondering how to build community and connect with our team before the Courage Classic?
Join us on training rides and help lead your favorite routes! We are looking for volunteers to host training rides Saturday or Sunday from now until the Courage.

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THE SHOP IS OPEN!

Catch up on great deals and new-to-you swag in our online shop.

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Join or host a group ride this year using Strava! Do you have a regular group ride that would be open for others to join, or are you looking to start a new ride? Post it to the Wheels of Justice Group on Strava!

Strava is our main tool to organize group rides and would love to get our group members connected. Need help getting connected to Strava or posting an event?

Respond to this email and we will get you going!

Thank You for Your Generous Support!

We are honored to announce our 2023 sponsors and as always, are humbled by our community’s generosity. Keep your eyes here – each newsletter issue we will highlight one of our amazing sponsors!

In this issue, we’d like to recognize Caruso Family Charities. “Caruso Family Charities is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to assisting families of a child, adolescent, or young adult who is being treated in Colorado for a life-threatening disease or life-altering event. Our mission is to relieve some financial pressures through our Funding Families program so the family may focus on caring for their sick child.” A big thank you to Caruso Family Charities and to all of our sponsors. We couldn’t hit our goal without your support!

If you know of any potential corporate sponsors, please reach out to Amber Dunla p for additional details.

Click here to learn more about Sponsorship Opportunities

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OTHER SPONSORS:

Some news and tips from
Bicycle Colorado

Around Colorado

Carbondale: SHREDLY and Momentum Mountain Biking are partnering to host four bike retreats in Utah and Colorado. The 2023 dates have been released, and two retreats will be taking place in Carbondale this August. Spots are limited, so register soon!
Denver: On Thursday, February 23, Bikes Together will be hosting their Gender Equality Mechanics Night—a free, volunteer-led workshop to learn about bike mechanics for women, trans people of all identities, girls and gender-non-conforming folks. All ability levels are welcome to join!
Grand Junction: Phase 3 of the Pedestrian and Bicycle Master Plan is underway, and the draft plan is available for public review. The project team will also be holding an open house tonight at 5:30 p.m. at the Lincoln Park Barn to seek public input. Learn more at the City of Grand Junction’s website.
Pueblo: Green Chile Bike Bank recently launched a program for low-income residents to build their own bike or have one restored for them. Program participants will also have the chance to receive a stipend and certificate for completing a 20-hour curriculum.
Rocky Mountain Area: The Tour de Cure: Rocky Mountain is looking for volunteers! This fundraising ride supports the American Diabetes Association. There are spots open on their planning committee along with a variety of opportunities to volunteer during 2023 events. Please contact Marilee Belote at MBelote@diabetes.org for more information.

Winter biking resources

Riding a bike when it’s wet and cold can feel daunting if you haven’t done it before. That’s why our education team has put together a variety of resources to help you prepare to ride in the winter months!

Our cold weather tip sheet shares how you can stay warm and safe while riding in the cold, including how to dress, winter bike maintenance and even tips for riding in the dark. We also encourage you to check out our winter riding video that will teach you all about waterproofing, staying warm and how to adjust your riding tactics to stay safe on those slippery roads!

Get Out and Ride

Embark on a six-stage ride through seven communities in the beautiful Rocky Mountains! Taking place June 11-16, Ride the Rockies clears a total of 308 miles of terrain with more than 26,000 feet of elevation gain and an average mileage of 65-75 miles each day. Registration is first come, first served, so grab your ticket soon!
On June 17, head to Greeley, Colorado for Ride&Revel!, a cycling event that benefits 60+Ride—a nonprofit that offers adults the opportunity to maintain their physical, emotional and mental health while living independently. For this ride, you’ll choose from a race between 20 and 75 miles, followed by a festival at Lincoln Park in downtown Greeley.