Our goal is to encourage more people to ride more often and provide as many opportunities for that as possible. We try to be inclusive and provide rides for cyclists of all ability levels. Read this to learn how we rate our rides: http://tinyurl.com/87s2bme If you are a new or returning cyclist, we hope you will find some rides scheduled here that match what you want to do. If not, please email Buzz, our organizer, or suggest a ride on the home page. All members can suggest and create rides. I …

… You are responsible for knowing what equipment you need to hike safely, whether or not you are physically able to hike, and what possible dangers you may encounter to your health or safety. The terms of membership in MeetUp state that you hold MeetUp and its Organizers harmless from any liability. Please do your own research in terms of how to arrive at the trailhead, what roads and routes to take and the difficulty of the terrain.

… This is a "safety" reason only. We host playgroups at our homes & we don't want our address avail. for random strangers. We know moms understand. We hope you will join us in our adventures in mommyhood and we look forward to welcoming you into our group!

… You are welcome to just be a "visitor" and we warmly welcome you to join ALL of the Club-sponsored events by filling out this form: Denver Chapter: http://files.meetup.com/1436779/Denver%20Chapter-JOIN.pdf Colorado Springs Chapter: www.CQR-CS.org (under Information, Downloads) The Colorado Quad Runners supports safety and good Trail ethics during our club activities and requests that all members and guests follow the guidelines posted on the ATV or in the owners manual. At the very least, we …

For those in the Front Range who are ready to proactively assume responsibility for the safety and well being of themselves, their families and their communities, in light of the ever present threat of natural, accidental and criminal acts that can disrupt our daily lives and way of life. For those who believe in these principles already, the goal of this group is to serve as both a venue for sharing knowledge and for forming a community of mutual support. For those who have not yet adopted thes …

… Our foremost concern is safety. Our members should not drive drunk. By RSVPing to any event, you acknowledge that you and only you are responsible for your actions. Members will never hold the host, the organizers, or other members responsible for their actions. #########################################

… Finally, the RMCC is an official supporter of Bicycle Colorado, and works to safeguard the rights and safety of cyclists in Colorado. What sets our club apart is the full range of pedaling experiences we offer, whether you ride for fitness, for fun, or for endurance. These include flat rides, climbing rides, shorter rides, and longer rides We strive to offer the greatest variety and scope of riding experiences possible! Our program calendar goes year round and offers rides every Saturday and …

… Fun with Safety in mind and adherence to the law is our concern and focus. We welcome and encourage all bikes and people regardless of age, sex or religion. We especially encourage Clean & Sober Club members to support our meetups and rides. This would be important, as a reflection and reminder to all people and communities that NOT ALL BIKERS get loaded, drunk and cause problems. Problems are brought on by people who bring problems onto themselves. We avoid public drunkenness and will not know …

… Maybe we will all join each other at a Meeting and then from there go hang out at; coffee house, restaurant for snack, desert or pizza, tavern or at a fun event, or for an activity such as bowling, movie, dancing, live band, all with the safety and security in knowing that when we get there, at least our group will not be drinking today. We are stronger and safer in numbers. The events we can come up with may include bowling, dancing, hiking, running, fitness class, movies, church function or a …

The Denver Bicycle Touring Club, Inc. (DBTC) is the original bicycling club of the Denver Metro area. DBTC is a non-profit corporation run by volunteers. The Club promotes recreational and commuter cycling, bike safety, and education of the general public in cycling matters. The Club is also active in advocacy and cycling planning with local governments in the metro area. In addition, the Club organizes and sponsors weekend and weekday rides. Rides are divided into categories of interest inclu …