The Pass Bagger 50 is an effort by the BMW Motorcycle Club of Colorado to promote riding your motorbike to the many, many beautiful areas of Colorado connected by roads that "Pass" over the impressive mountain ranges.

Riders may choose any 50 passes within Colorado so long as the pass appears on a published map.  The contest is perpetual and not year-specific, so contestants may take as long as they want or need to complete all 50 passes.  

The Pass Bagger 50 ride requires official registration and payment of $15.00 per person ($30.00 for 2-up) for which the registrant will receive an instructional packet and pass accumulation booklet.   The registrant must then ride to the top of 50 different Colorado mountain passes of their own choosing at their own pace and schedule, and document the accomplishment with a photograph of themselves, their bike, and the sign or equivalent located at the top of each pass.

Passes can be all on pavement, or off-road, or a combination of some of each.  

Upon completion, the rider must then turn in the completed pass booklet indicating the names of the 50 passes and the dates completed, with photographs, to the Pass Bagger 50 Coordinator.  The Coordinator will authenticate the pass completions and certify eligibility for the award.

Those who successfully complete the contest will be awarded an official Pass Bagger 50 pin, hat with patch and special recognition at a monthly dinner meeting.

To sign up for the Pass Bagger 50 mail you're check to:

BMWMCC

P.O. Box 13307

Denver, CO 80201-3307

Info and Coordinator:
Dennis O’Neil 303-279-4831
dboneil@aol.com

Pass Bagger Hall Of Fame!

Rider's who have successfully ridden to the top of at least 50 Colorado Passes.

2004

Mike Rand

Carl Thomte

2005

Nichole Friel

Scott Chew

2006

Randy Bishop

Jim Hoffman

Gregory Smith

Troy and Bonnie Corrigan

Bob Coen

2007

Mike Lowimore

George Podsobinski

Matt Caber

Ed Padalinski

2008