Tricia Downing is 2016 Paralympian and Denver native (a rarity in that aspect). Tricia is an author, motivational speaker and a lover of ice cream! 

Tony Desnick is a parent, grandparent, urban designer, bikesharer, and long time cycling advocate and activist. He has served as a member of the Board of Directors of Move Minnesota, the Winter Cycling Federation, and recently, the North American Bikeshare Association. He has spent much of his career advancing the cause of bikes being the perfect 19th century solution to a myriad of 21st century problems. His passion for bringing cycling to individuals and to communities is outlined in his recent TEDx talk, “The Amazing Ways Bicycles Change You”

Kate Rau is Founder/Executive Director of The Colorado High School Cycling League. Kate comes from a background of environmental consulting, youth sports and youth intervention. Her passion is positive youth development from the saddle of a MTB bike. 

Jordan Lea is a cyclist, an amputee, a para-athlete and loving father. He is connecting to me from Vancouver, Canada.

Dr. Carol Weber is an addict for athletics and a huge advocate for movement is medicine. Dr. Weber is an engineer at Gates Corporation and passionate about triathlons. Why have one sport, when you can have three? 

Bill Cotton and Tom Fox started Mountain Shades and Optic Nerve from the back of their cars. Now a staple in resort towns, sporting good shops and around the globe they protect eyes from sun and snow. Bill and Tom are always caring about the communities and supporting nonprofits that shape youth. 

Ryan Van Duzer didn't get a driver's license until age 32, and has never   owned a car. The bicycle is his freedom machine! He has traveled the   world extensively on two wheels, and loves inspiring people to ride. He   documents his adventures on YouTube, where his videos have been seen 10   million times. Some of his notable adventures include riding his bike from   Honduras to Boulder, across the USA on a cruiser bike, and through the   desolate deserts of Baja, Mexico.  He works with local bicycle advocacy   groups in Boulder, and has helped People For Bikes with many national campaigns. The goal with all his content is to get people outside.

Alison Tetrick is a professional cyclist that raced all over the world at the   highest levels, and then found gravel. She is the queen of gravel and   balances riding her bike for Specialized and a career in biotechnology. She   is a traumatic brain injury survivor after a crash in a professional race,  and although the bike changed her life drastically, it also saved her life.

John Simmerman is founder of the Active Towns initiative and the host of the Active Towns Podcast. Active Towns helps communities create a culture of activity. Check them out at https://www.activetowns.org. 

The Lipsisus Collective - a family who just came back from a two week bike ride through Missouri on the Katy trail.