~ As the city gears up for Bike to Work Day on Wednesday, June 24, residents are encouraged to mark their calendars and start preparing for the citywide celebration of cycling, active transportation, and community connection. This annual event aims to promote cycling as a healthy and cost-effective form of transportation while also supporting cleaner air in the region.

Bike commuters can look forward to a free breakfast at various stations located throughout the city's bike infrastructure and trail system, as well as at participating local businesses. To help riders plan their routes and stops, a citywide breakfast station map is available on the City website.

Bike to Work Day is part of a nationwide effort to celebrate cycling and encourage people to try bicycling as a means of transportation. With Colorado Springs' well-developed cycling infrastructure and trail system, residents can easily get where they need to go while enjoying the city's beautiful outdoor spaces.

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For those who may be new to bike commuting or getting back into it after some time away, advance clinics hosted by local businesses and community partners are available. These clinics cover topics such as preparing your body for riding, safe riding practices, finding the right bike and fitting it properly, and basic bike maintenance.

Businesses and organizations can also show their support for Bike to Work Day by becoming a corporate champion, hosting an advance clinic, or signing up as a breakfast station. As a breakfast station host, they agree to provide a free breakfast for up to 100 cyclists. The offerings can range from simple to elaborate, and breakfast will be available on a first-come, first-served basis for the first 100 cyclists at each location.

All participating breakfast stations will be included on the citywide Bike to Work Day map. Additionally, the City will provide posters, stickers, wayfinding signage, and limited-edition Bike to Work Day gear for breakfast station staff while supplies last.

Residents, businesses, and organizations can find more information about Bike to Work Day, view the map, prepare for the event, and sign up to support it on the City's website at ColoradoSprings.gov/BikeToWork. Stay tuned for event updates as the city gets ready to celebrate cycling and community connection on June 24.

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