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Between me and Robby, we make up a pretty amazing one-two punch. Recently, we were on a podcast with Liz Bohannon (best selling author, former client & friend) and her husband, Ben to talk about working as a couple. Ben and Liz worked together for quite some time and back when we lived in Portland, we had offices in the same building. We’d often walk to lunch together and there was always an ad hoc story that made us laugh because we totally got each other.
Avid biker Marley Blonsky shares with us the story behind founding her body positive cycling non-profit, All Bodies on Bikes.
We loved working with the Wheels of Giving group to make custom bottles for them to give out during their event promoting diabetes awareness.
Bivo ambassador Marty Merritt shares a story of making the most of the mire, as an individual, as an industry, and as a society. He shares how the cycling industry has a long way to go in terms of DEI and representation, and he encourages everyone to consider how all of us can improve.
We cover the top 3 questions we heard from cyclists at the annual RAGBRAI race.

Recent flooding in Vermont inspired Kelly Ault from Vermont Outdoor Business Alliance to share how climate resilience is necessary in Vermont and how the outdoor business community is working to do its part.

Discomfort can be a part of cycling, but it doesn't always have to be. We sat down with a professional bike fitter to understand how a bike should fit, how different disciplines impact bike fit, and what solutions to common pains on the bike are.
Cycling photographer Gretchen Powers shares her experience photographing the riders for the Unbound gravel race in Emporia, KS.
We designed our bottles to be easily cleanable. So here's a guide on how to quickly remove, clean and reinstall the o-ring on your insulated Bivo bottle.

Last summer, huge swaths of the United States were covered by smoke billowing down from Canadian wildfires. Images of New York City in an orange haze were apocalyptic, and air quality alerts were rampant, urging the young, old, and those with respiratory problems to stay inside. But did those air quality alerts apply to us — healthy cyclists with big lung capacities? We are like letter carriers, with neither rain, sleet, hail nor snow keeping us from training. But should we heed air quality alerts?

Ever dreamed of a paid road trip across the USA? Sounds amazing, right? Well, it is! But let me share the full story—the ups and downs, the challenges, and the incredible moments. Hey there, I’m Jaab Veskijkul, Bivo’s Event and Field Service Coordinator. Over the past few months, I’ve been on a whirlwind adventure.
If we hadn't trusted our gut, we might not have started Bivo. While some people thought our idea for a metal cycling bottle would never take off, we trusted our gut, knowing we had an idea for something unique that had big potential.