Here at Bivo, we love performance, fun, and NEW COLORS!
Last weekend, Keaton tested out the ultimate question. Can you use a raw, non-insulated Bivo to boil water while camping?
In this Quench'd, Johanna Thibault shares how she evolved a local hardware store into a community hub where neighbors can come to get plywood, pizza, and a drink.
Proudly explored and brought to you by the Bivo team. Enjoy our four favorite rides in Richmond, and feel free to park at the HQ ;)
Brought to you by Contender Bicycles in Salt Lake City, UT. The mix of high desert and alpine terrain makes it a dream for riders—think steep canyon grinds, fast road laps, and singletrack that winds through aspen groves just minutes from downtown. Whether you're new to town or a longtime local, these routes hit all the highlights.
Brought to you by Over The Edge Sports, Fruita. Fruita, Colorado, has earned its place as a must-ride destination for mountain bikers, offering a mix of flowy singletrack, technical rock gardens, and breathtaking desert landscapes. Nestled on the western edge of the state, Fruita’s trails wind through high-desert mesas, sandstone cliffs, and the banks of the Colorado River, making for a diverse and thrilling riding experience.
Gravel riding may have evolved into a test of might and mileage, but we’re here for the laughs, the friends, and the Max Fun. That’s why River City Bicycles created GOOD GRVL—a non-epic, social gravel ride series that explores Portland’s best off-pavement routes, complete with scenic re-groups and saddle-side storytelling.
Oof, the last eight weeks have been a doozy.
In early April, new tariffs were imposed on goods from China. Our bottles—like 95% of the stainless steel bottles in the world—are made just outside of Shanghai. The new tariff hit was staggering: 154% on insulated bottles and 47% on non-insulated. These numbers weren’t just painful—they were unsustainable.
To be honest, it was gutting. We looked at the math and knew we couldn’t keep running the business the way we had been. And for a moment, we wondered—can we survive this?
The Vermont Mountain Bike Association (VMBA) plays a huge part in building, maintaining, and advocating for all our amazing trails in VT! We're celebrating them with a collab bottle- and a portion of funds from this bottle go directly to VMBA!
We are super excited to launch these new rnnr hats to you all! To celebrate, we gave them out to our monthly run club and reflected on how running brings us such amazing communities.
In a full circle moment, Kirsten Bratti Lewis supports her daughter through the Oceanside Ironman 70.3, a decade after her daughter supported Kristen through that same race.
Once a year, all Vermonters gather in their respective towns and cities with one goal: to Green Up Vermont by picking up litter from the roads, trails, yards, and sidewalks. This Green Up Day, the Executive Director of Green Up Day shares the story of how it came to be and what it is.
