Three mountain biking pals don’t want to keep dismounting when the sun goes down.
The fun doesn’t end when sun goes down; mountain biking trio invent new bike light
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Motorcycle ride-tracking app raises $1 million
Rever’s core product features audio navigation tools and the ability to track mileage, speed, elevation gain and other metrics.
Outdoor school opens students-only lodge in Estes Park to general public
The Lodge at the Colorado Mountain School offers a hostel-like environment, with 16 beds going for $44 a night.
Designer nets $70K on Kickstarter for knife prototype
Shane Korthuis, 29, designed, built and is now selling the Everyday Blade, a pocketknife the size of a house key that fits 12 different types of replaceable blades.
New cycling studio to open at The Hub in RiNo
‘I couldn’t find an indoor cycling studio that I loved,” Ann Tribone said. “I saw a gap in the market.”
E-bike company leases space along Federal Boulevard
FatE-Bikes will move into the former retail center that Namaste Solar bought last year.
Landlord who sued spin studio fills space with another one
Epic Ryde will replace High Ride Cycle’s space in the Highlands, after the latter battled with landlord Ilan Salzberg over loud music.
Boulder startup introduces online map tool for hunters and adventurers
Outly layers data on cell coverage, wildlife and land ownership atop the typical geographic view.
Fitness studio to open on Tennyson Street in Berkeley
On their third date, Luke and Lindsey Jasso went to a Lagree Fitness class together. Now 3 ½ years later, the couple is preparing to open their own fitness studio.
Aspen Skiing sues retailer over knockoff logo
Aspen Skiing Co. is suing the owner of several retail stores near its resorts, saying the shops have been peddling items bearing a knockoff of its logo.
