“There’s a great population here, and you can pedal your bike to world-class trials right from the office.”
Revel Bikes relocates from Carbondale to Golden
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Padel club swinging into former Great Divide building in RiNo
“Padel is just hard enough but not easy enough where it’s fun for any level. We joke that padel is chess, and pickleball is checkers.”
Checking in with Colorado ski makers as the season gets underway
Snow might not be falling like Coloradans are used to. But the state’s ski makers still sell thousands of pairs a year.
Topo Designs opening store, office in York Street Yards
“This brand is awesome and it deserves a place to call home that we’re proud of,” said CEO Matt Williams.
Exclusive Resorts to take Inspirato private in $59M deal
The deal comes months after Inspirato rejected previous takeover bids from the fellow Denver luxury travel firm.
Used bike seller The Pro’s Closet and boot retailer Freebird sell again
Jonathan Czaja bought the businesses and a women’s apparel e-commerce brand last week. He had been their CEO until recently.
Fishing and paddle app nets $2M in funding
“Where we’ve been able to sprint past competitors … is what we’re doing in the conservation area.”
Country club defends decision to expel businessman, says he filed ‘frivolous’ lawsuit
“Mr. Evans took no responsibility for his actions on the night of May 25 and did not show any remorse.”
Fitness studio and spa limits hours, could close location amid ‘regulatory ambiguity’
“When you’re the first mover, you have to navigate these challenges to pave a path for everyone else,” Upswell founder Heather Holland said.
Scooter maker goes bankrupt in search of ‘breathing room’
The owner of RoadRunner, which has a showroom at Five Points, says its “cash flow became unsustainable.”
