Bike racks were full at the Pedal for Pancakes station sponsored by the Denver Downtown Partnership at Skyline Park for Bike to Work Day June 26, 2019. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
Pancakes await bicycle riders at the Pedal for Pancakes station sponsored by the Denver Downtown Partnership at Skyline Park for Bike to Work Day June 26, 2019. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
Bicyclist Cody Schulte heads to the next food booth at the Pedal for Pancakes station sponsored by the Denver Downtown Partnership at Skyline Park for Bike to Work Day June 26, 2019. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
Bicyclist Heather Barbare enjoys a free breakfast at the Pedal for Pancakes station sponsored by the Denver Downtown Partnership at Skyline Park for Bike to Work Day June 26, 2019. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
BMX rider Dante Tabuyo performs a trick off a ramp at the Pedal for Pancakes station sponsored by the Denver Downtown Partnership at Skyline Park for Bike to Work Day June 26, 2019. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
A bicyclist heads down Arapahoe Street crossing the 16th Street Mall on Bike to Work Day June 26, 2019. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
Bicyclists Gary Wang, left, and Abby Dean enjoy each others' company and a free breakfast at the Pedal for Pancakes station sponsored by the Denver Downtown Partnership at Skyline Park for Bike to Work Day June 26, 2019. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
Andy Cross, Denver Post fileThousands of cyclists will be commuting to work on two wheels Wednesday in observance of Bike to Work Day.
Bicycle mechanic for Elevation Cycles Christian Culpepper works on a bike in a booth at the Pedal for Pancakes station sponsored by the Denver Downtown Partnership at Skyline Park for Bike to Work Day June 26, 2019. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
Bicyclists, from left to right, Will Seamans, Ben Rather and Hanna Pelican watch BMX riders perform tricks at the Pedal for Pancakes station sponsored by the Denver Downtown Partnership at Skyline Park for Bike to Work Day June 26, 2019. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
A bicyclist heads down the Cherry Creek bike path near 13th Avenue on Bike to Work Day on June 26, 2019. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
A bicyclist heads down a ramp to the Cherry Creek bike path at the Denver Health station near Lincoln Ave and Speer Boulevard on Bike to Work Day June 26, 2019. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
Bicyclists head up and down the Cherry Creek bike path near Lincoln Ave and Speer Blvd on Bike to Work Day June 26, 2019. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
Regan “The Princess of Pancakes” Jones, left, with Chris Cakes of Colorado, serves up a stack of pancakes for cyclist David Adams at the Pedal for Pancakes station sponsored by the Denver Downtown Partnership at Skyline Park for Bike to Work Day June 26, 2019. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
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Bike racks were full at the Pedal for Pancakes station sponsored by the Denver Downtown Partnership at Skyline Park for Bike to Work Day June 26, 2019. (Andy Cross, The Denver Post)
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By Andy Cross | across@denverpost.com | The Denver Post
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Cyclists throughout the Denver area participated in “Bike to Work Day” on June 26, 2019. Thousands of cyclists registered for the annual event, organized by Denver Regional Council of Governments’ program Way to Go. The event featured numerous stations along cycling routes that provided food and drink as well as entertainment and sponsor booths.
