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My First Wheelie…..

Yesterday was the inaugural installation of our “Beginner Riding Skills” Seminar. This was the second class in our Summer Semester Series and built upon the knowledge learned in the first, “Basic Bike Maintenance”.

This class was lead by Akira, a professional trials rider who works in our concept showroom, and was as big a hit as last week’s opener. This seminar was a little more interactive, as the students brought their bikes and gear to get feets on training at our facility.

( Akira explaining to some of our students the importance of stand-over clearance)

Learning the basics of shifting, steering, balance and body position, the students enjoyed instruction from an elite cyclist for the price of free.

As we gain momentum, classes are getting booked quickly – but there’s still plenty of space left – so sign up for next weeks class, “Heart Rate Training for the Endurance Athlete”, as soon as possible.

Like a BLT with Peanut Butter, Randall Scott, Joyengine, and BMOCA are the Perfect Combo.

First of all, a BLT with peanut butter is amazing – you obviously leave out the mayonnaise, and a tall glass of chocolate milk is a must. If you try it and don’t like it, 100 free Randall Scott points are yours.

A couple weeks ago we attended a local art opening at the BMOCA (Boulder Museum Of Contemporary Art) which was featuring some work from our boys at Joyengine. Joyenegine are the guys who helped us tag our showroom and design our tee shirts. I’m not usually one who seeks out high culture, but it was a blast. We sipped some wine, talked about brush strokes, and decided we should team up with BMOCA and Joyengine on an art meets sport museum blowout.
("Those brush strokes are so subtle, it reminds me of Monet's Lilly Pads."~Randall Scott)

On July 27th we’re having our own opening at BMOCA where we’ll have a performance put on by one of our employee’s team, RipStoke. This will consist of two 30 minutes trial performances done to music and lights.

(Hands down my favorite painting from the exhibit)

We’ll also be having a silent auction for a bike frame painted by the artists at Joyengine, and feature our T-shirts with a presentation on the art process of silk screening.

(The dudettes from Joyengine after a furious tagging session)

There may even be another locally painted frame, as my roommate, who doubles as our Local Marketing Director, was an Arts and Crafts major at CU and has been sanding and painting a Huffy frame for the last month.