Events

Boulder’s new Full Cycle Cafe & Bar will feature the Raul Murciano Colorado Mambo Sextet with vocalist Cynthia Casañas 

Originating from the traditional music of Cuba-think the Buena Vista Social Club, The Colorado Mambo Sextet also performs Brazilian, French, and American pop and jazz standards. Each are uniquely wrapped in a distinct stylistic arrangement. From dance-inducing Afro-Cuban salsa, to sensuous ballads, to funky R&B grooves, The Colorado Mambo Sextet always puts out the most infectious party vibe you can imagine. So put on the dancing shoes and get ready to join the fun on Saturday, December 2nd.

At the Full Cycle Cafe and Bar: 2355 30th St, Boulder

Dinner and Seating starts at 6:00

Showtime is 7:30-10:00

Cover Charge  $20         TICKET LINK HERE

Featuring an Authentic Cuban Dinner

By Chef Leo Muños-Corona

Menú Cubano 

Lechón asado-pork roast shoulder marinated 24 hours in citrus, garlic, onions and spices and slowed cooked till fork tender.

Vegetarian option-Roasted portobello mushrooms. Same ingredients of lechón asado.

Sides-Fried plantains, Moros ( Rice with black beans )

Yuca al mojo. Mojo: Cuban citrus onion and garlic dressing.

Starters-Champiñones al ajillo. Roasted mushrooms sauteed in Ajillo: Guajillo pepper and garlic oil.

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      Join Cuba Bicycle Tours & Full Cycle

      Cuba Bicycle Donation Campaign  

Donated bicycles are greatly needed by Cubans at this time because they

        often don’t have any access to private or public transportation

If you have a bicycle in good condition that you would like to donate, please bring it to Full Cycle & Colorado Multisport at 2355 30th St. and Cuba Bicycle Tours will deliver them to Cubans in need. 

For more information please email info@cubabicycletours.com or call  Herschel at 303.570.9177.

Thank you!

Kick the winter blues and kick some tires instead by joining our Service Manager, Damon Williams as he teaches you the basics of maintaining your bike.

These classes are designed to help you establish a great foundation in understanding how to keep your bike running more smoothly and how to assess and work on basic mechanical issues.

Bicycle Maintenance 101: December 4th, January 8th, January 22nd, February 5th, February 19th, March 18th

    ⁃    Bike Anatomy - categories, sizing     ⁃    Tools and maintenance products     ⁃    Contact ooints - pedals, saddles, grips     ⁃    Wheels - Proper installation and flat fix (tubeless and inner tube type)     ⁃    Cockpit set up     ⁃    Clean and lube     ⁃    Drivetrain maintenance and derailleur adjustment     ⁃    Brake maintenance and adjustment

Suspension Set Up 101: December 18th, March 4th

    ⁃    Forks & Shocks - basic terminology     ⁃    Air vs. coil     ⁃    Sag set up     ⁃    Understanding the adjustment knobs on your suspension     ⁃    How the adjustments affect your riding     ⁃    Suspension maintenance and minimizing downtime

Attendees will receive a coupon for a one-time 15% discount on tools, cleaning, and lubricant purchases. Each event will have a drawing for a Motorex Cleaning Kit.

Unless you rode your bike to the class, DO NOT bring your bike into this class. Because we need to move quickly through a lot of material we can not individually teach you how to work on your bike during class. We do encourage you to take notes or videos so you ca practice your newly learned skills in your own time at home.

These classes are ticketed and your entry includes a $5 donation to Community Cycles and an entry into our prize drawing. Additional tickets can be purchased to increase your chances.

About Community Cycles:

Our Boulder nonprofit is made up of people who ride bicycles, love bicycles, and support bicycle-based transportation. We seek to create equitable access to bicycles for everyone in our community.

Our bike shop offers refurbished bikes for sale, and is a welcoming community and educational center for bike care and repair. Beyond our shop, we work to make a better Boulder for people who ride bicycles. RSVP-DONATE HERE

Dr. Steve Parcell has been practicing in Boulder for 21 years. He is co-owner of Nature Med Integrative Medicine and an author, educator, and influencer in the realm of preventive cardiology. As a competitive masters athlete with multiple top 5 finishes at gravel cycling races, he understands the notable differences between a competitive and largely sedentary patient population.

At age 40, Dr. Parcell learned that he has coronary artery disease. As a lifelong athlete, this was a wakeup call. Knowing that there are many others in the 40+ age bracket working through similar health-related wakeup calls, he is excited to bring his knowledge to our community of athletes.

In his talk, Dr. Parcell will discuss early detection and treatment and give the audience an understanding of the pathophysiology of coronary artery disease and electrical dysrhythmias. Dr. Parcell will talk through actionable steps!

Free to Attend

Every Wednesday

Our weekly popular Wednesday Trivia Night at The Tune Up at Full Cycle happens every Wednesday!

4 Rounds + Final Trivia Round

1st Place = $50 Gift Card

2nd Place = $25 Gift Card

3rd Place  = $10 Gift Card

No buy in fee. 4 rounds of 8 questions of various themes and a final trivia round. Teams up to 6 people.

Monthly on every first Thursday

Tim Hill Combo (THC) is Longmont's musical secret stash, delivering a tasty treasure of potent original songs and unique cover versions of golden rock classics mined and crafted with love, respect, and higher consciousness. THC is singer/songwriter/sage/guitar master Tim Hill, bassist Sam Prendergast, drummer Kieth Lee, and Boulder saxophonist Stephen Angus.

Free to the public. $10 recommended donation to musicians.

Celebrate the New Year with us and join us on New Year's Eve!

Come celebrate National Margarita day with us on February 22nd.

Greg Volker is a Minneapolis-based singer/songwriter/guitarist traversing a musical landscape filled with long, thick shadows and flashes of blinding light. Sometimes soft and gentle and at other times jagged and raw, Volker’s music inspires comparisons to the honest and unruly magic of Neil Young and the sonic propulsion of My Morning Jacket and with his new project, Greg Volker and The River, he continues to expand the horizon and plunge to murky depths. Their sound shares a deep reverence and kinship with alt-country bands of the 90s including The Jayhawks and Son Volt. At its core, American roots music remains the singular force uniting and guiding Volker’s vision with influences like Gillian Welch and Steve Earle. Volker made a name for himself musically while living in the San Francisco Bay Area for nearly three decades. Before returning to his home city of Minneapolis, he toured locally and regionally, and recorded six albums with bands Deer Crossing, Dirt Road, and Gunpowder.