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Bicycle Retailer & Industry News has joined Outdoor Media 4 Inclusion, a group developing a list of content creators from marginalized groups. BOULDER, Colo. (BRAIN) -- A group of publishers and editors who oversee consumer and business-to-business outdoor media titles has formed a working group, Outdoor Media 4 Inclusion, which will work to provide more opportunities for journalists and contributors who are Black, Indigenous, people of color, and members of other marginalized commu...

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Outride recognizes Indigenous Peoples Day, and Native peoples as the first inhabitants of the Americas, including the lands that later became the United States of America. We acknowledge that there are disparities in opportunities in these Indigenous Communities created by occupying the ancestral lands of their people, as well as the brutal history of the colonization of our country. We believe in the power of bicycles to bring opportunity, agency, and freedom. We are proud to share news ab...

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CARLSBAD, Calif. (BRAIN) -- A360 Media, which acquired Bike magazine last year, is pausing the mountain bike magazine and its digital publications indefinitely. A360 Media (called Active Media Inc. until last week) notified Bike editorial and sales staffers Friday afternoon that they were being furloughed. On Friday A360 Media also furloughed staff at its Snowboarder and Surfer magazines, as well as support staff at Adventure Sports Network, the California-based division that contain...

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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. (BRAIN) -- In its new Black Reparations Program, Rivendell Bicycle Works is offering Black customers a 45% discount on bikes and frames bought through its website or its warehouse store. The 26-year-old company, which offers custom steel road, touring and casual-use bikes and related parts and accessories, began the discount on an ad hoc basis at its store about two years ago, said John Bennett, Rivendells social media and press liaison. Due to COVID-19 concerns, Rivend...

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Former LA County Bicycle Coalition director Tamika Butler addresses social injustice during the Virtual Bicycle Leadership Conference. BOULDER, Colo. (BRAIN) -- Tamika Butler gave fair warning early to the 300-plus attendees of her Virtual Bicycle Leadership Conference address Wednesday morning. If you are timid about hearing about blackness and about hearing about race, this probably wasnt the morning session for you, said Butler, an avid cyclist and former executive director of the L...

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SAN FRANCISCO (BRAIN) -- Strava has announced that its Strava Metro data, which compiles anonymous ride data from Strava users for transportation planners, is now free of charge for urban planners, city governments and safe infrastructure advocates. Strava launched Strava Metro in 2014 . We always believed there were special ways in which the Strava community could contribute to the world-at-large. Strava Metro was one such way. And given the growing need for bicycle and pedestrian infras...

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LONG BEACH, Calif. (BRAIN) -- Zwift has raised a $450 million minority investment from a group led by the investment firm KKR, bringing the virtual cycling brand to a valuation of over $1 billion. The company said that among other things it will use the investment to bring out its own hardware, such as an indoor bike. Specialized Bicycles venture capital fund, Zone 5 Ventures, is also part of the investment, along withthe Amazon Alexa Fund and existing investors including True, Highland Eur...

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