Memberships, Fees and Station Sponsorships Residents and frequent users can obtain unlimited access to the system by purchasing an annual membership online. Denver B-cycle users can track their use and the associated environmental and health benefits through personalized web-enabled information technology. Alternatively, both residents and tourists with a valid credit card will be able to purchase a weekly or monthly access passes online. Daily access passes are available for purchase online or at the B-cycle stations. Individual Access Sign up for system access by visiting our program’s Web site, Denver.bcycle.com. Corporate Memberships Denver employers can purchase Denver B-cycle annual memberships for their employees at a discount. For corporate membership questions, contact Sue Baldwin [ Sue.Baldwin@denverbikesharing.org ]with the following information: Email Subject line: Denver B-cycle Corporate Membership Inquiry. Email Body: First name, last name, organization, phone, email address, and the number of memberships your organization anticipates purchasing. NOTE: Additionally, the Bicycle Commuter Act allows any employer to provide a bicycle commuting reimbursement of up to $20/month ($240/year), tax free, to all employees who use a bike for a substantial portion of travel between residence and place of employment. Read more about this piece of legislation and how it can be applied to your business. A Denver B-cycle corporate membership is the perfect way to utilize this tax benefit, treat, and encourage your employees to use active transportation during their daily commutes. Membership Options & Fees The following fees are the base fees to use the Denver B-cycle system. Usage Fees per Ride Usage fees are designed to keep rides short and promote constant use and turnover of bikes. The longer the trip, the higher the usage fee. The Denver B-cycle system will be geared toward short-term use of the bikes. In fact, it is anticipated that the majority of users will spend less than 30 minutes on their bike for each trip. Although recreational use of the bikes will be allowed, usage fees rise the longer the bike is checked out. For more information on memberships, visit Denver.Bcycle.com.

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Memberships, Fees and Station Sponsorships

Residents and frequent users can obtain unlimited access to the system by purchasing an annual membership online. Denver B-cycle users can track their use and the associated environmental and health benefits through personalized web-enabled information technology. Alternatively, both residents and tourists with a valid credit card will be able to purchase a weekly or monthly access passes online. Daily access passes are available for purchase online or at the B-cycle stations.

Individual Access

Corporate Memberships

Denver employers can purchase Denver B-cycle annual memberships for their employees at a discount. For corporate membership questions, contact Sue Baldwin [ Sue.Baldwin@denverbikesharing.org ]with the following information:

1Email Subject line: Denver B-cycle Corporate Membership Inquiry.
2Email Body: First name, last name, organization, phone, email address, and the number of memberships your organization anticipates purchasing.

NOTE: Additionally, the Bicycle Commuter Act allows any employer to provide a bicycle commuting reimbursement of up to $20/month ($240/year), tax free, to all employees who use a bike for a substantial portion of travel between residence and place of employment. Read more about this piece of legislation and how it can be applied to your business. A Denver B-cycle corporate membership is the perfect way to utilize this tax benefit, treat, and encourage your employees to use active transportation during their daily commutes.

Membership Options & Fees

The following fees are the base fees to use the Denver B-cycle system.

Usage Fees per Ride

Usage fees are designed to keep rides short and promote constant use and turnover of bikes. The longer the trip, the higher the usage fee.

The Denver B-cycle system will be geared toward short-term use of the bikes. In fact, it is anticipated that the majority of users will spend less than 30 minutes on their bike for each trip. Although recreational use of the bikes will be allowed, usage fees rise the longer the bike is checked out.

For more information on memberships, visit Denver.Bcycle.com.