Denver Veloswap is October 28. I've worked out a "deal" whereby vintage oriented folks can participate in getting a block of tables at a slightly reduced rate. Secondly, the organizers if possible, would like to see a vintage bike display area set up (did this years ago). My thoughts are if folks want to bring a bike or two (with a stand and a sign describing it) I could organize such an activity. The bikes would be displayed in a special area near the entrance with the provision that the organizers would supply a person to watch them. But its still at your own risk of course. If interested in bringing somthing cool, email me ASAP so I can see if this is worth pursuing (i.e enough interest). Now, if you want to get table(s) or a part of one, the deal is that we get two vendor passes instead of one with each table (that is a 20% savings in cost roughly). So - if you want a whole table, cost would be $75 but you get two passes instead of one. To share a table with one pass for yourself, the cost is $37.50. For a third of a table, the cost would be $31.66. Additional passes are $20 each, we can get them as needed, but lets not abuse this - just get vendor passes for those who will be helping you (or family members who will be hindering you?) Nice thing too is that all us vintage folks can be located near one another. This worked well last year. Also, if you are willing to work my table for a bit, I may be willing to cover your entire vendor pass - but be prepared to give up a bit of prime shopping time. Note that everyone has to pay a bit for the evil parking cost - no way around that. So - if interested email me ASAP with how much table space you want to buy, I'll get a list together, I'll pay veloswap, and You'll pay me (very quickly I hope). Mike Kone in Boulder CO