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How Are Bike Shops Coping with COVID-19?

We interview the owners of four destination shops in Moab, Pisgah, Bellingham and Sedona to get a sense for how they're taking care their employees, their customers, and their communities amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Juliana Bicycles’ ambassador works the coronavirus frontlines

When Alex Pavon leaves work, she does so in fresh hospital-issued scrubs that she’ll change out of as soon as she gets home and put into decontamination, then it’s immediately into the shower, trying not to touch anything as she moves around her apartment. Only then, will she consider briefly seeing her family, with whom Read More

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Three Ways to Make the Most of Riding Solo

Now that group rides have been temporarily outlawed, solo is the only way to go. Here are some ways riding alone can be better than shredding together.

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California’s New COVID-19 Restrictions Limit Shipments to Shops and Consumers

Late Thursday, we learned that California governor, Gavin Newsom would enforce a “stay at home” order. This is essentially an extension of the “shelter in place” order given earlier this week in five bay-area counties. Those counties happen to include a concentration of mountain-bike brands including Santa Cruz, Ibis, Specialized, Fox Suspension and Giro, to Read More

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Industry Impacts

This page will be updated. So you’ve just been granted an unexpected wad of free time, kids are out of school, spring is in bloom. Perfect time to go the desert, right? Not so much. Moab is turning away overnight guests at campgrounds and hotels due to a public order that prohibits overnight stays for Read More

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How Are Bike Shops Coping with COVID-19?

Juliana Bicycles’ ambassador works the coronavirus frontlines

Three Ways to Make the Most of Riding Solo

California’s New COVID-19 Restrictions Limit Shipments to Shops and Consumers

Industry Impacts

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