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Now is the time to register or update your bike registration! As of Spring 2021, CU has a new bike registration system powered by Bike Index, the leading nationwide bike registration platform. The new system has many benefits and registration only takes a few steps. So make sure to register or update your current registration!

The Safer Main Streets Program has announced 30 different transportation project worth $58.9 million. A good portion of that will fund projects around the º£½ÇÉçÇø area. Most notably $2.1 million will go towards a project around Colorado Avenue. Colorado Ave between Regent Drive and to the east of the 28th Street (US 36) intersection will see improvements including pedestrian refuge islands, new crosswalk and bike lane markings, new southbound left turn lane on Colorado Avenue and an additional traffic signal. For a list of projects, view the Safer Main Streets project list.

In addition to the classic red bikes, there will 100 white eBikes available for use by April 1st of this year (there are currently close to 40 available). Look for the clould with a lightning bolt on the station icons in the B-Cycle app to determine if there any eBikes at your station destination. Please read the instructions in the eBike basket and check out º£½ÇÉçÇø B-Cycle's website (linked to the article title above) for more info. Happy riding!

***Please note: The new eBikes do NOT have an external cable lock like the red bikes do. Please be sure to return your eBike safely to a station when you are done with your trip and do not leave unattended/undocked.