Rose Barcklow
In this photo taken Friday, Jan 11, 2013, Rose Barcklow works on her bike in the velo room at her apartment complex in downtown Denver. "I decided to live without a car, to take the leap,” said 31-year-old Rose Barcklow, who lives in a Denver apartment complex in a part of the city that gives her easy access to bike lanes she takes on her 7-mile bike commute to work. The complex, called Solera, is ueber-bike-friendly. She doesn't have to lug her two bikes up to her apartment because of its secure storage area for two-wheelers, and she makes use of the “velo room," a tool-equipped workshop where she can pump up her tires, clean her chain, and fix a flat. (AP Photo/Ed Andrieski)
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