BikeABQ

A pdf of the schematic design can be viewed here:https://files.abqinfo.com/transportation/bicycling/projects/moon-street-restriping-cycletrack-2026.pdf

🚲 Reminder: BikeABQ General Meeting Tonight! 🚲

Join us tonight at 7:00 PM at JUNO (1501 1st St NW) in downtown Albuquerque for BikeABQ's monthly general meeting!

We're excited to welcome Baruch Campos-Gallardo and Xavier Barraza from Together for Brothers, who will discuss transit equity and the importance of accessible transportation for all New Mexicans.

We'll also provide updates on BikeABQ's current advocacy efforts, upcoming projects, and opportunities to get involved.

Special guest Senator Antoinette Sedillo Lopez will be in attendance. We will recognize her for co-sponsoring Senate Bill 73, which was passed earlier this year and requires New Mexico driver's education courses to include at least three hours of instruction on safely interacting with vulnerable road users, including people who bike and walk. We also want to thank her for her continued support of safer streets, active transportation, and BikeABQ's advocacy efforts.

✅ Open to all
🚲 Secure bike parking available inside the brewery
🍻 Food and beverages available for purchase

See you tonight!

🚲 Public Input Opportunity: Moon Street Improvements 🚲

The City of Albuquerque is seeking feedback on proposed improvements to Moon Street between Academy Rd. and Spain Rd.

Proposed changes include;
-Roadway restriping
-Bicycle crossing markings at intersections
-A protected two-way cycle track along a portion of the corridor

The goal is to improve safety and connectivity for people walking, biking, and driving.

Have thoughts on the design? Send your comments to [email protected].

Public input helps shape transportation projects before they are finalized, so take a look and share your feedback!

🚲 BikeABQ General Meeting – Join Us! 🍻

Our next BikeABQ general meeting is happening next Tuesday, June 2nd at 7:00 PM at JUNO in downtown Albuquerque!

We’re excited to welcome guest speakers Baruch Campos-Gallardo and Xavier Barraza from Together for Brothers, who will speak about transit equity and the importance of accessible transportation for all communities.

We’ll also share updates on BikeABQ’s latest advocacy efforts, upcoming events, and ways to get involved in making Albuquerque safer and more bike-friendly.

🚲 Bike parking available inside the brewery
👥 Meeting is open to all — bring a friend!
📍 Tuesday, June 2 • 7 PM
📌 Juno Brewery – 1501 1st St NW

🚲🔍 Just a reminder — Buscando Burque is happening THIS SUNDAY!

Think you know Albuquerque? Time to prove it. Gather your team and join BikeABQ for a scavenger hunt adventure through Nob Hill filled with bikes, clues, coffee, friendly competition, and community fun.

🏆 Trophies for the winners!
🫔 We’ve also heard there will be tamales waiting at the finish…

📍 Castle Coffee
1111 Carlisle Blvd SE, Albuquerque, NM 87106

📅 Sunday, May 24
⏰ 10 AM – 2 PM

Choose your adventure:
👨‍👩‍👧 Family Race
🚴 Team Race

Start your morning with coffee, ride through Nob Hill solving clues and challenges, then stick around afterward for food, prizes, and bragging rights.

Register online: https://www.bikeabq.org/event-details/buscando-burque-1
—or register in person the day of the event.

Buscando Burque | BikeABQ Join us for a fun scavenger hunt in the Nob Hill area! Two categories for family race and team race. Come up with a team name? Register the whole family and team onlne. Enjoy coffee before and food after the hunt Test you Albuquerque knowledge and win prizes!

On Wednesday night, our community gathered for the Ride of Silence — a quiet, powerful reminder that every person on a bike is someone’s friend, family member, neighbor, or coworker.

The silence was moving. No chants, no speeches needed at times — just the sound of wheels turning together in remembrance of those we’ve lost and in hope for safer streets for everyone.

Thank you to everyone who rode, organized, supported, and took a moment to reflect. May we continue working toward streets where no ride ends in tragedy.

Tonight, we ride in silence.

Join us this evening for Albuquerque’s Ride of Silence as we honor cyclists who have been killed or injured on our roadways and raise awareness that cyclists are here.

Please plan to gather at 6:30 PM at Tiguex Park (1800 Mountain Rd NW) to allow time to sign the waiver before rollout.

🚲 Ride departs promptly at 7:00 PM
🕯️ Silent 5.2-mile loop
🔔 Wear your helmet, bring lights, and ring your bell for those who can no longer ride.

🚲🔍 This Sunday! Get ready to explore Albuquerque like never before at Buscando Burque — BikeABQ’s scavenger hunt fundraiser!

Round up your friends, family, coworkers, or that one person who always claims they “know every shortcut in Nob Hill” and put your Burque knowledge to the test. Expect bikes, clues, coffee, prizes, and plenty of fun along the way.

📍 Castle Coffee
1111 Carlisle Blvd SE, Albuquerque, NM 87106
📅 Sunday, May 24
⏰ 10 AM – 2 PM

Choose your adventure:
👨‍👩‍👧 Family Race
🚴 Team Race

Start with coffee, cruise through Nob Hill solving clues and challenges, then celebrate afterward with food and prizes!

Register online: https://www.bikeabq.org/event-details/buscando-burque-1
—or register in person the day of the event.

Drop by tomorrow to check out what is in store for the next phase of Alameda Drain Trail (Alameda Blvd to ­Vista Azul Lane NW).