I pull Stanley to work on a Velo Orange Camarague (some sort of french word for horse) that I assembled via recycled parts from the BBP take apart pile, "but my favorite is my Bridgestone RB-T with a mustache.

Born and raised by a dairy farm in Boise Idaho. I began working on bikes at age 10 and it eventually led to a Mass Communications degree from BSU, and a nonprofit called BBP.

In 2026, I might run for Mayor.

Coming soon.

You’ll see me riding to BBP on my Trek 1000 that I’ve tried my darnedest to convert to a gravel grinder. My most prized possession, though, is my Trek Superfly, which of course, is purple. 

I hail from New York by way of Colorado. I traveled west looking for adventure after graduating from Skidmore College. I launched my nonprofit career as an eager (unpaid) intern, eventually becoming the Events Coordinator for Bike Fort Collins, a nonprofit advocacy org. When the opportunity to work with BBP came across my path, I couldn’t say no. I packed up and drove northwestward.  

My relationship with bikes began as a kid, but became a full on love affair in adulthood. I found that there’s no better way to form lasting friendships than by setting out on long, often grueling, sometimes bloody rides together. You learn how far you can push yourself, then your riding partners push you a tad further; and you’re happier for it (if not until you’re blissfully reminiscing over beers). I find a complete pleasure from riding my bike that I can’t find anywhere else, and I believe that everyone should have the opportunity to know the joy and satisfaction that comes from being pedal powered. 

When I’m not shredding the dirt on two wheels, you may find me on the ski slopes, running the foothills trails, or lost among the shelves in a used book store.

I was born and reared in Hillsboro, North Dakota (eh?). After high school I attended Minnesota State University Moorhead where I earned a degree in Communication Arts and Literature Teacher Education, an English major’s way of saying English Education.

Before moving to Boise in July of 2015, my wife and I spent 3 years in Indianapolis. In NapTown I worked as a Site Director for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis. Aside from working at the Boys & Girls Club, I used my passion for working with youth and riding bikes as a volunteer at Freewheelin’ Community Bikes, a community focused bike shop dedicated to bringing out the best in people through the power of the bicycles. My time at Freewheelin’ reminded me of the freedom I experienced riding bikes as a child. Experiences that children who don’t have bikes won’t have. My goal as the Youth Education Specialist at BBP is to get as many kids on bikes as I can and to teach them the skills necessary to keep them riding and making memories.

If you see me putzing around town on my Re-made in the BBP 1996 Gary Fisher Hoo Koo E Koo, feel free to holler at me and to join my putzing.

I ride an Univega Sport Tour, original BBP find from 2008, with a sassy baby kicking it in the Chariot. Faster mom! Faster!

Born and raised in Idaho, I tackled BSU twice, and left with a BA in Communication and BFA in Graphic Design. Jen-2, BSU-all my money. I have a wonderful husband (that almost always does the dishes), a basketball star teenager named Drea, a tiny little lady that runs the house named Finley and the cutest little boy you've ever seen named Nicholas. 

My future goal is to help take BBP to the next level of greatness! Also, to climb the 9 Idaho peaks over 12,000 feet. 

I am riding an All City Nature Boy single speed ultimate avocado commuter and trail bike.

Born and raised in Ontario, moved to Boise in 2005

Started cooking when I moved to Boise and have mastered making a mean steak, great vegan meals, and some other tasty treats. I play music locally and began volunteering at the BBP about four years ago and have been wrenching on bikes ever since. 

My future goal is to earn certifications in metal fabrication, MIG and TIG welding, and attend Barnetts Bicycle Institute. Complete the Continental Divide trail before I'm 30.

Right now, I am riding the second incarnation of my Raleigh Team 2 with a custom paint job covering a very custom frame patch, but I am always on the lookout for my dream cruiser with a basket on the back so my cowdog can join in the ride.

Originally from Idaho Falls I graduated from Western Washington University in 2014 with a combined degree in Biology and Anthropology. Before BBP I worked seasonally with the National Park Service doing backcountry trail work and facilities management.

My future ambitions include learning to make a perfect pie crust, running my first 100k, and skiing Hayden Peak in the Owyhee Range.

I'm riding my baby Jamis Allegro 3.0

I was born and raise in Mexico City, moved to US in 2001, lived in Marin County for a little bit,  jumped to McCall, landed in Boise where I have been happy forever after since 2006. Became American Citizen in 2008.

I have a degree in Architecture as well as a degree in Veterinary Technology. 100% environmental friendly and recyclable

My future goal is to continue loving, supporting and encouraging, everything and everybody to reach their dreams when having fun during the journey.

I am riding a Raleigh C40 hybrid (my working bike). Just finished a xtra-cycle conversion. 

I was born in St. Louis, MO and lived there for 50 years. All evidence indicates that I have not grown up. My wife and I moved to Boise in 2002.

I recently retired from my job as a computer programmer and intend to spend my time with various volunteer efforts and enjoying life. When I'm not biking in Boise, I enjoy hiking and climbing, kayaking, snowshoeing, alpine and downhill skiing.

Born & raised in Boise Potato Capitol USA!
After I graduated high school I worked with Americorps NCCC, spending 10 months roaming the US with 10 other weirdos being weird. We were camp counselors in Michigan, gutted flood damaged homes in Iowa and Indiana, worked with the National Special Olympic games in Nebraska, and rebuilt houses damaged by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. 
In 2012 I did a cross country bike tour with an organization called Bike and Build. The tour raised money and awareness of the affordable housing crisis in the US. We spent 16 days working on Habitat for Humanity houses, pedaled 4,200 miles, and ate a lot of peanut butter. 
I have dreams of doing more bike touring, perhaps a self-supported tour one day when I am less afraid of crying in public.
I have a dog that I hope to see become the perfect adventure dog one day when she is magically trained. 
I love learning skills and hope to become more competent in the art of healing my bike through reiki and maybe using a wrench sometimes.
Currently spending time with the Giant Avail 3 I toured on (she has a beautifully peeling coat of stickers), and the ultra-darling lavender Grocery-Mobile I built at BBP (tassels included). Both pair lovely with my butterfly helmet - try to spot me meandering through town! 

Coming soon!

I originally hail from sunny San Diego and eventually ended up in a local high school in Boise . My journey with the Boise Bicycle Project and passion for bicycles began when starting my undergraduate career at Boise State University as an eager volunteer having never before changed a flat. Throughout my studies I continued volunteering and getting involved in all things BBP until I could eventually build all the bikes I ride today! After graduating from Boise State with an International Business and Spanish degree in 2016 and being involved with nonprofits in Guatemala, Puerto Rico, and Spain throughout my studies, I hope to continue the journey promoting the positivity and sustainability of biking and giving back to the global community wherever I’m at.

My future path will lead me to gaining a masters in fields related to economic growth and sustainability, but while I’m still here I hope to continue exploring the wilds of Idaho by bike, planning my first self sustained journey this Spring!  

You may see me commuting about town on an 80’s Kuwahara fitted most appropriately with fenders and a basket, voyaging about on an 84 Schwinn High Sierra I’ve turned into a bikepacking rig, and hastening about on a carefully put together Soma Doublecross with mix of used and new BBP parts acquired over several months! A reluctant but admitted follower of the N+1 rule of bicycling I can’t help but always image riding around on all sorts of my own creations!

I currently ride a 564 aluminum Schwinn and a Specialized Hard Rock.  However, my goal is to ride something of my own creation someday.

I was born in Boise and grew up just outside of the city limits on a small ranch.  I recently graduated from high school and plan to take some time off before starting college.  While in college I hope to study Biomedical Engineering and Dance.

I absolutely love working on bikes!  I got my passion for wrenching through the Boise Bicycle Project.  I attended the apprenticeship program when I was 16 and ever since then I’ve been working to improve my skills.  In the near future I would really love to attend a technical training program to farther increase my knowledge and abilities.

I was born and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico – acquiring a love for breakfast burritos, roasted green chile, and bikes. I attended the University of New Mexico, earning a degree in environmental science. I had the opportunity to work on paleoclimate research as an undergrad, which was super fascinating. While attending UNM, I participated in an ill-fated attempt to revive the UNM cycling team that resulted in more lifelong friends than race victories. After meeting my wife in New Mexico, our family settled in Boise (my wife’s home town). Since arriving in Idaho, I’ve earned a Master’s in Public administration and worked for Boise State’s Energy Policy Institute. When not working on bikes, I spend most of my time with my wife, chasing our two-year old daughter while toting around our ten month-old daughter. 

When heading to the BBP, I ride a re-made in the BBP Specialized Stumpjumper. On off days, I can be found toting the kids in a Madsen cargo bike while trying to keep up with my wife.  

Admittedly I'm a fair weather biker. I entered this world on an iron bicycle in 2004, when I purchased a Novara women's mountain bike so I could go on a “cheap outdoor date” with my boyfriend/future husband. We still joke about how heavy my bike is, it’s the Titanic of all mountain bikes ever made. Ever. My iron lady is the most efficient way for me to do it all, exercise, wear my kiddos out, see my neighborhood and commute. Plus, biking on BSU campus = no parking tickets. I repeat no parking tickets, I’m guilty of parking tickets. 

I’m a Boise native and a BSU engineering student. My degree is focused on urban planning and business management. Before becoming a full-time student I worked with engineers and real-estate folks to make maps and 3D simulations for infrastructure projects. I've discovered I have an affinity to living nomadically out of my backpack, surviving on ramen & sourdough and biking. I’ve concluded that all of this makes me an entrepreneur at heart. 

A future goal I have is to develop a successful social enterprise so when graduation comes I’m more like BBP, creating sustainable (fun) jobs in Boise.