Stoked Spoke Series is a winter series of community-sourced bicycling storytelling created by Swift Industries to get people stoked for riding and future adventures during the cold, wet winter months. 

This is our second year hosting the Colorado series and we're excited to hear your stories! At each event, we will highlight four to six adventure cycling routes complete with slideshow, maps, and planning tips. In honor and celebration of Women's History Month and Trans Day of Visibility, we are dedicating the March event to presentations by Women, Trans, and Non-Binary cyclists.

EVENT INFO

March 28 (FTWN-B Night)

Doors open at 6:30pm, Presentations 7pm-9pm

March Presenters:

Tour Divide and Learning to Trust
by Alyssa Secreto

Failing with Friends on the Kokopelli
by Anne Foster

The Highs & Lows of a Colorado Mountain Adventure
by Finn Short

Pinyons & Pines 2023
by Oly Abbate

SPECIAL DRINK MENU PROVIDED BY YEEHAW GIDDYUP 🤠

Location: Cassiopeia Cafe (3401 Bluff St Suite 125A, Boulder, CO)
Doors open at 6:30pm
Presentations 7pm-9pm

Tickets: $10 a person. Sold at the door or online.

Stoked Spoke Series is a winter series of community-sourced bicycling storytelling created by Swift Industries to get people stoked for riding and future adventures during the cold, wet winter months. 

This is our second year hosting the Colorado series and we're excited to hear your stories! At each event, we will highlight four to six adventure cycling routes complete with slideshow, maps, and planning tips. In honor and celebration of Women's History Month and Trans Day of Visibility, we are dedicating the March event to presentations by Women, Trans, and Non-Binary cyclists.

EVENT DATES

Last Friday of the month, January thru March

Doors open at 6:30pm, Presentations 7pm-9pm

January 31

February 28

March 28 (FTWN-B Night

Location: Treehouse Cyclery (2801 N Downing St, Denver, CO 80205)
Doors open at 6:30pm
Presentations 7pm-9pm

Tickets: $10 a person. Sold at the door or online.

BRING A CAMP CHAIR FOR SEATING

Join Treehouse for a multi part mechanics series is designed to teach the basics of bike mechanics through hands-on learning and practice.

CLASS DATES

• Feb 4, 11, 18, 25

• March 4, 11, 18, 25

CURRICULUM

Class 1: Shop Orientation, Bike Anatomy, How to use Tools, and How to Fix a Flat (tubed and tubeless)

Class 2: Brakes and Cables

Class 3: Shifting, Chains, and General Bike Cleaning

Class 4: General Diagnostics, Adjustmenting Stems, Handlebars, Seatposts and Saddles

INSTRUCTORS

This class will be taught by Morgan (they/them) and Meg (she/they). Morgan and Meg have been working as bike mechanics in Denver and are excited to share their knowledge with others.

PAYMENT

The market value for this class is $300. We're offering sliding scale pricing ranging from $150-$300 (available at checkout). If you would like to contribute more than $300 to support other students in the future, please select a general admission ticket and the pay it forward ticket. If you are unable to pay the suggested minimum of $150, please reach out to us at hello@treehousecyclery.com for scholarship opportunities.

Join Treehouse for a multi part mechanics series is designed to teach the basics of bike mechanics through hands-on learning and practice.

CLASS DATES

• Feb 4, 11, 18, 25

• March 4, 11, 18, 25

CURRICULUM

Class 1: Shop Orientation, Bike Anatomy, How to use Tools, and How to Fix a Flat (tubed and tubeless)

Class 2: Brakes and Cables

Class 3: Shifting, Chains, and General Bike Cleaning

Class 4: General Diagnostics, Adjustmenting Stems, Handlebars, Seatposts and Saddles

INSTRUCTORS

This class will be taught by Morgan (they/them) and Meg (she/they). Morgan and Meg have been working as bike mechanics in Denver and are excited to share their knowledge with others.

PAYMENT

The market value for this class is $300. We're offering sliding scale pricing ranging from $150-$300 (available at checkout). If you would like to contribute more than $300 to support other students in the future, please select a general admission ticket and the pay it forward ticket. If you are unable to pay the suggested minimum of $150, please reach out to us at hello@treehousecyclery.com for scholarship opportunities.

Join Treehouse for a multi part mechanics series is designed to teach the basics of bike mechanics through hands-on learning and practice.

CLASS DATES

• Feb 4, 11, 18, 25

• March 4, 11, 18, 25

CURRICULUM

Class 1: Shop Orientation, Bike Anatomy, How to use Tools, and How to Fix a Flat (tubed and tubeless)

Class 2: Brakes and Cables

Class 3: Shifting, Chains, and General Bike Cleaning

Class 4: General Diagnostics, Adjustmenting Stems, Handlebars, Seatposts and Saddles

INSTRUCTORS

This class will be taught by Morgan (they/them) and Meg (she/they). Morgan and Meg have been working as bike mechanics in Denver and are excited to share their knowledge with others.

PAYMENT

The market value for this class is $300. We're offering sliding scale pricing ranging from $150-$300 (available at checkout). If you would like to contribute more than $300 to support other students in the future, please select a general admission ticket and the pay it forward ticket. If you are unable to pay the suggested minimum of $150, please reach out to us at hello@treehousecyclery.com for scholarship opportunities.

Join Treehouse for a multi part mechanics series is designed to teach the basics of bike mechanics through hands-on learning and practice.

CLASS DATES

• Feb 4, 11, 18, 25

• March 4, 11, 18, 25

CURRICULUM

Class 1: Shop Orientation, Bike Anatomy, How to use Tools, and How to Fix a Flat (tubed and tubeless)

Class 2: Brakes and Cables

Class 3: Shifting, Chains, and General Bike Cleaning

Class 4: General Diagnostics, Adjustmenting Stems, Handlebars, Seatposts and Saddles

INSTRUCTORS

This class will be taught by Morgan (they/them) and Meg (she/they). Morgan and Meg have been working as bike mechanics in Denver and are excited to share their knowledge with others.

PAYMENT

The market value for this class is $300. We're offering sliding scale pricing ranging from $150-$300 (available at checkout). If you would like to contribute more than $300 to support other students in the future, please select a general admission ticket and the pay it forward ticket. If you are unable to pay the suggested minimum of $150, please reach out to us at hello@treehousecyclery.com for scholarship opportunities.

Stoked Spoke Series is a winter series of community-sourced bicycling storytelling created by Swift Industries to get people stoked for riding and future adventures during the cold, wet winter months. 

This is our second year hosting the Colorado series and we're excited to hear your stories! At each event, we will highlight four to six adventure cycling routes complete with slideshow, maps, and planning tips. In honor and celebration of Women's History Month and Trans Day of Visibility, we are dedicating the March event to presentations by Women, Trans, and Non-Binary cyclists.

EVENT DATES

Last Friday of the month, January thru March

Doors open at 6:30pm, Presentations 7pm-9pm

January 31

February 28

March 28 (FTWN-B Night

Location: Treehouse Cyclery (2801 N Downing St, Denver, CO 80205)
Doors open at 6:30pm
Presentations 7pm-9pm

Tickets: $10 a person. Sold at the door or online.

BRING A CAMP CHAIR FOR SEATING

✨ December Group Ride ✨

We’re switching things up this month and taking a lil field trip to Boulder to ride with our friends at Cassiopeia — a new women-owned cycling cafe and retail store!

For our last group ride of the year we wanted to celebrate another woman-led bike space opening in the Front Range and get on some dirt! The ride will be led by the Cassiopeia crew and is mostly pavement with a short gravel section. We’ll be going up and over Old Stage, so get ready for some climbing!

All people and paces are welcome! There will be multiple regroups and a sweep.

DETAILS ⬇️

When: Saturday, 12/7 at 10am

Start & End: Cassiopeia (Boulder)

Distance: 28.06 miles

Gain: 1,675 feet

ROUTE

Cranksgiving is a food drive on two wheels. Part bike ride, part food drive, and part scavenger hunt. All you need is a bike, a bag, and a lock!

More details TBA

Join us on the first Saturday of the month for a no drop social ride.

Meet at 8am, roll out at 8:30am.

A global celebration of coffee, bikes, and community
(and you’re invited!)

8:30am: Roll out from Treehouse Cyclery
9:00am: Meet at Cheesman Park Picnic Area for #CoffeeOutside

#CoffeeOutside: a loosely defined social phenomenon whereby cycling enthusiasts meet at a specified time and location to hand-make coffee, enjoy snacks and meet with friends, outside, oftentimes despite the weather.

Who? Anyone and everyone! Whether you are a coffee outside regular or have never participated before, we invite you to attend one of the hosted meetups…or you can host your own ☕.

What? Ride to the designated location at the specified time and make coffee with friends. It's that simple. Hosts in cities across the globe will be organizing meetups and giving out prize packages to lucky winners.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will coffee be provided? Plan on bringing a kit and brewing your own coffee - that’s part of the fun! Heck, you could even come with pre-made coffee if you want.

How do I enter to win one of the prizes? If you live near a hosted meetup location, RSVP and then just show up. The local host will randomly draw a name, announce the winner, and give away the deluxe Coffee Outside kit. Keep in mind you can still enter to win the Grand Prize.

Join us for a no drop, 10-15 mile social ride.

Meet at 6pm, roll out at 6:30pm.

Join us for a no drop, 10-15 mile social ride.

Meet at 6pm, roll out at 6:30pm.

Presented by the Adventure Cycling Association

Join Adventure Cycling Association for Adventure Rides workshops in Denver! During the workshop, we'll dive deep into essential bikepacking skills:

1. Route planning

2. Gear and packing

You'll be sent home with a guide detailing more skills like;

• Repairs

• Food and Cooking

• Camping

Then we'll cap it off with an overnight adventure, where you'll apply your new knowledge. Don't miss out on this exciting, free opportunity.

Adventure Rides is a beginner-friendly workshop designed to provide information and education about essential bike travel skills and build community. It's a program of Adventure Cycling, a national nonprofit that inspires and empowers people to travel by bicycle.

Here's what Adventure Cycling will provide to riders for the overnight portion of the workshop:

• Individuals: Tent (will have to share), sleeping bag, titian straps

• Group: stove, bear safety, dinner, breakfast, snacks

Here's what you'll need to bring for the overnight adventure:

• Helmet, bike, bike lock, backpack, personal items, lunch

Dates:

• September 18th at Treehouse Cyclery.

• The overnight will take place Saturday September 27th-28th at Chatfield State Park.
  

Join Swift's founder, Martina Brimmer, at Treehouse for some laid back socializing, pedaling, and to celebrate to release of the Capstone Handlebar Bag.

On September 10th Swift's launching a DOPE new handlebar bag, that we'll be raffling off with some accessory pouches to a lucky winner

Tickets will be handed out at the start of the ride, and the winner will be chosen back at the bike shop!

RIDE DETAILS

WHEN: Thursday, September 12th

Ride leaves promptly at 6:30pm

START/END: Treehouse Cyclery (2801 N. Downing Street, Denver)

DISTANCE: 11.5 miles

GAIN: 350 feet

PACE: Leisurely (10-12 mph)

The Women’s 100 is returning on Sunday, September 8th, challenging women from around the world to come together and ride 100km in one day. So whether you’re just getting started on your cycling journey or you're a seasoned pro in the saddle, sign up and clock your kilometers. This ride will meet at Rapha Boulder for coffee and pastries. We will have two different paced groups so all riders can find a pace they are comfortable riding. We will end at the clubhouse for a party with food, beverages and music. As always, the Women's 100 ride is no-drop and welcoming to women, transgender, non-binary & female-identifying riders. For safety reasons, road bikes and helmets are required. Please remember to bring flat changing tools, an extra tube, riding snacks, and water.

Join us for a no drop, 10-15 mile social ride.

Meet at 6pm, roll out at 6:30pm.

Join us every Friday for a no drop, 10-15 mile social ride.

Meet at 6pm, roll out at 6:30pm.

Join us every Friday for a no drop, 10-15 mile social ride.

Meet at 6pm, roll out at 6:30pm.

Memorial bike ride on August 11, 2024.  

The death of rising U.S. cycling star Magnus White was as preventable as it was tragic. It’s time to stand up and urge our leaders to take action to prevent cycling and pedestrian deaths on our roadways.

Join us on August 11, 2024, as we ride for Magnus in what we hope to be the largest advocacy bike ride in the nation’s history, and as we call for better laws and improved infrastructure to protect cyclists and other vulnerable road users. Join us as the new voice for change.

Ride Start Time: 
10 am. Staging will begin at 9:30am.

Ride Start/Finish:
Riders start at Parking Lot 360 on CU Boulder Campus and finish at Farrand Field on the CU Campus.

Route Information:  
Riders will depart Parking Lot 360 on CU Boulder Campus, ride on Folsom to Jay Road, and then onto Colorado State Highway 119 (CO 119) past the site where Magnus was killed. The entire westbound lanes of CO 119 will be closed to vehicle traffic to ensure a safe journey. Riders will then return to Farrand Field for the rally demanding change.

Ride Length:
13.5 Miles with minimal elevation change.

Ride Registration (required):
Registration is required and is free with a suggested donation.

Parking: 
We encourage all to ride to the event. If driving, pay parking will be available on the CU Boulder Campus.  

Supporters:
The White Line, It Could Be Me, Ride for Your Life, Trek Bicycles, USA Cycling, Heavylifting Design.

Join us every Friday for a no drop, 10-15 mile social ride.

Meet at 6pm, roll out at 6:30pm.