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I despise fundraising. There, I said it. And I love our approach to fundraising. OUCH. That last sentence still makes me cringe. This post dives deep on Bivo's approach to fundraising!

Bivo's 100th follower and now longtime friend and supporter, Jody Wilson, shares how his hydrating and cycling habits evolved as he learned more about plastic overconsumption.
When we launched our tall 21oz insulated Trio, it was clear people were loving the cold water. The only problem was the bottle didn't quite fit in everyone's bikes. So, we launched a slightly smaller bottle: the 17oz Trio that's a perfect fit for smaller bikes and full suspension mountain bikes.
Cyclocross national champion Curtis White tells Bivo about his favorite workouts and what he does to stay excited and ready for competition.
We like to think the flow rate on Bivo bottles is something to write home about! But there's a best way to drink out of your bottle to ensure you're maximizing the flow. Cheers!
Kim Kreuzman shares with us the highs and lows of her experiences running while pregnant and as a new mother.
Keaton met with Melissa Valliant from Beyond Plastics to discuss the hazardous impacts of plastic overconsumption and what we can do to get involved in the solution.
Do you want to be a better coach? A better teammate? A better friend? Learning about neurodiversity can help!
How the mountain bike apparel company Curious Creatures came to be, and the best trail ride in Montana.
Meet Marianne, the woman who pioneered the xNHAT for mountain biking, gravel riding, and nordic skiing.
We think most cyclists would agree: cycling socks are so fun! We teamed up with DeFeet to make some custom Bivo socks and we want to share the love with you all. For the next 100 orders, we'll toss in a pair of Bivo socks for free!
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.