What started over post-ride whiskey became a global quest: Emily and Sunnie’s journey to ride 100 miles on every continent, from England’s countryside to Antarctica’s frozen extremes, all for a powerful cause.
Over the years we’ve heard all of the ideas on what to build, do, or change with Bivo. While it’s important to listen to these ideas, Bivo co-founder Carina touches on the importance of saying “no” and ruthless prioritization.
For Quench'd this week, we spoke with Flanders native David Desablance about the magic of cycling in the Flanders region between Belgium and France. Home to many famous races and cobble streets.
We've got your next rainy day activity all planned. All you're going to need are a few household materials... and maybe some serious patience!
Cassius Anderson, a 6'5" multi-discipline cyclist and private pilot, balances racing, wrenching, and big ambitions as he pursues his dream of going pro.
We rounded up some of our favorite matching Bivos +Bikes to share with you! While every Bivo looks great on your bike, these ones really stood out. Some spotted at events, others sent in. All of them are seriously amazing.
Calling all artists: Bivo art competition has launched and runs through April 26. We can't wait to see your designs. See competition details and how to submit!
Hi from the Bivo crew! We've been staying well hydrated while listening to the best tunes around the office. This week, we're sharing what Bivos and songs are our current favorites. Press play and sip along!
Afra de Boer is a mountain bike coach, bicycle mechanic, and content creator based in Schoorl, the Netherlands. She followed her passion for cycling and now runs clinics, works in a local bike shop, and shares her adventures through her platform Aaf on Wheels.
This week, Bivo co-founder Robby shares how a late-night call from a family member turned into one of the most exciting innovations for Bivo!
This story is a celebration of women and girls in sport. In stories from girls and women of all ages, we hear from avid cyclists, young surfers, and ultra runners about what sport means to them.
The reality of spring in Vermont is that for most of the spring season, it’s cold, rainy, and there’s a weather surprise around every corner.
After ski season fades away, there are a few solid months where outside adventures likely won’t be super warm, dry, or bright. But, that doesn’t mean fun outside is impossible!
Embracing outdoor adventures, especially in less-than-ideal conditions, is not only the best way to get through these shoulder seasons, but add more fun into your life.
