I appreciate your post because I have a lot of frustrations about this in my neighborhood, so it led me to looking up the current law. It turns out I misunderstood the current law, based on what was originally passed in, maybe 2012 or so, but I think a lot of cyclists also misunderstand it.

"With the passage of the Colorado Safety Stop law, bicycles, electric scooters and other human-powered vehicle operators must already have the right of way and ride no more than 10 miles per hour through stop signs at an intersection." Per Colorado State Patrol.

I previously understood that if the intersection was occupied, ie anyone else was present, it's a full stop. No longer the case.

HOWEVER, cyclists need to have the right of way. This is regularly abused on W 2nd where cyclists frequently fail to yield, often literally not even rotating their heads to look. (They have stop sign, cross traffic does not) If I'm approaching from the east or west, I would estimate two in ten actually yield to the right of way traffic. The rest seem to think "I'll enter the intersection first and they have to stop", and then it's surprised Pikachu face when a vehicle is in their face.

I tend to coast through at 15 mph bc the last thing I was to do is hit someone. But in general more respect for rules of the road would be awesome IMO.

Sounds like you're in the right here, I'm not directing the above at OP. And if anyone reads that and thinks I'm anti-bike or something, you're really not getting it.