Flo has been leading the charge for Bivo across Europe, and we couldn't ask for a better person to help introduce Bivo to riders across the pond. So, we'd love to introduce you to Flo and share a little of what he's been helping us accomplish :)

For Quench'd this week, professional cyclist Kiara Lylyk doesn't hold back when sharing stories from her time in the Tour de Femmes last year. Racing at this level is unimaginably hard and Kiara shares with us just how hard it is. Her story is inspiring and had us on the edge of our seats.

When temperatures rise, your hydration needs change. Sport nutritionist Kyla Channell tells us why sweat rates can double in the heat and how proper hydration, electrolytes, and cold fluids can help you perform at your best.

Spring mountain biking is here. And everyone is talking about it. But sometimes we don't understand everything they're saying. So we compiled all the mountain bike terms and definitions you need to know to stay up to date this summer.

Warming up for and cooling down from rides is often the 'boring stuff' that gets pushed aside. Vermont strength trainer Kate shares the best warm ups and cool downs for cyclists with easy videos you can follow along.

For Quench'd this week, we spoke with Flanders native David Desablance about the magic of cycling in the Flanders region between Belgium and France. Home to many famous races and cobble streets.

Calling all artists: Bivo art competition has launched and runs through April 26. We can't wait to see your designs. See competition details and how to submit!

Afra de Boer is a mountain bike coach, bicycle mechanic, and content creator based in Schoorl, the Netherlands. She followed her passion for cycling and now runs clinics, works in a local bike shop, and shares her adventures through her platform Aaf on Wheels.

Welcome to our newest product, the Ventura Lid. It's leak-proof, insulated, and ready to come along on all your adventures! Robby shares the story behind this lid and why we waited until now to release it. 

The reality of spring in Vermont is that for most of the spring season, it’s cold, rainy, and there’s a weather surprise around every corner.

After ski season fades away, there are a few solid months where outside adventures likely won’t be super warm, dry, or bright. But, that doesn’t mean fun outside is impossible!

Embracing outdoor adventures, especially in less-than-ideal conditions, is not only the best way to get through these shoulder seasons, but add more fun into your life.