Earn a free ticket to the Santa Fe Folk Art Market by helping Bike Santa Fe work the Folk Art Market bike valet. Shifts are available Saturday July 15th and Sunday July 16th. To sign up, go to: https://www.folkartalliance.org/volunteer/opportunities/. If you have volunteered in the last two years, choose "returning volunteers" and otherwise choose "new volunteers". Call Stephen at 505-310-1566 if you have any questions.

Bike Santa Fe will once again offer a bike maintenance class. The first class will coincide with bike to work week. It is a series of four classes. The cost is $10 each or all four for $30. There is a limit of 10 people per class.
Wed May 17th Flat tire repair and prevention
Thursday May 25th Shifters and derailleurs
Thursday June 1st Brakes
Thursday June 8th Drivetrains and bearings
The classes will be at rob and charlie’s, starting at 6:30PM
Email bikesantafe@gmail.com to reserve your space

We will be hosting a Giant Demo on Wednesday, May 24th 3 to 7 pm at Dale Ball. Stay tuned for more details.

We will be having a Giant Demo at Bike and Brew, May 19th and 20th. Demos will be at the La Tierra Trails. Come try some sweet bikes.

Sat, Apr 1, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
St. Michael's Village West, 1632 St Michaels Dr, Santa Fe, NM 87505
Bike Santa Fe is pleased to announce our 7th Annual Bike Swap!
Buy/sell new & used discounted bicycles, bike clothes and accessories! Get great deals and get your ride ready for Spring!
Bring those dusty bikes in the garage, those outgrown bikes from the kids and find a new bike to replace it; bike parts you meant to change out but never quite got around to it. How about that bike left over from your upgrade that didn't sell on Craigslist?

We will we open on Sunday again, starting Feb 26th. We will be open 12 to 5.

The next public meeting for the Forest Service plan is Wednesday Feb 1st, 6pm at the Jemez Room at Santa Fe Community College. Please come and tell the USFS how you mountain bike in the SFNF. This plan will cover the net 15 to 30 years, so get involved now!

Since 2003, Commonweal Conservancy has purchased more than 9,000 aces within the Galisteo Basin to create the largest privately managed, non-profit owned open space and trails network in the American West. With generous support from volunteers, more than 28 miles of hiking, cycling and equestrian trails have been developed for public use. To ensure the open space and trails of the GBP are available to you and other community members for years to come, they need your support today.