A youth mountain bike racing program taking shape on the Front Range — built by Denver riding families, for the next generation of Colorado racers.
Join the interest listNo fees, no tryouts — just an interest list, for now.
Colorado has some of the best singletrack in the country and one of the biggest high-school mountain bike racing scenes anywhere. But most Denver kids don't touch real dirt until they're teenagers — and by then, the kids who grew up on trails are two bike lengths ahead.
Denver Devo starts earlier. Skills first, then trail miles, then race days: a progression built to turn grade-schoolers on balance bikes into confident, race-ready riders by the time high-school racing begins.
Braking, balance, body position. Fundamentals on grass and pump tracks before anyone chases speed.
Regular group rides on real Denver-area singletrack. Trail time becomes a habit, and the pack becomes a crew.
Local race days, then a structured path toward Colorado's high-school league — and, in time, a Denver Devo race team with its own plates and jerseys.
An interest list. Denver families raising their hands so we know who's out there — rider ages, neighborhoods, and how much appetite this city has for a program like this.
Coaches, a season calendar, team kit, and a development squad sending Denver kids to start lines across Colorado.
Join the interest list and you'll hear from us first. When rides start, your family has a spot.
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