We want to meet you.
There is something inherently liberating about a functioning bicycle. Susan B. Anthony put it this way: “Let me tell you what I think of bicycling. I think it has done more to emancipate women than anything else in the world. It gives women a feeling of freedom and self-reliance.” Studies have shown that those who consistently bike commute are meaningfully happier than their transit peers. As part-time bike mechanics and enthusiastic amateur cyclists, our goal is to help others take part in the ongoing liberation offered by bicycling.
Simon Oliver
I am 14 and go to Gunston Middle School as an 8th grader. I was born Denver, Colorado in 2006. I have also lived in Chicago, Illinois. I enjoy hanging out with friends, playing sports, eating, and playing video games. I learned how to fix bikes because my dad, Jeff, felt it was a good skill to have and would be a good way to make money instead of working at a local fast food restaurant.
Jack Oliver
I’m Jack Oliver, I’m 12 years old and am in 7th grade at Gunston Middle School. I enjoy mountain biking with friends and family, and I also enjoy baseball and football. I am the main bike mechanic of the company, but I am still learning from my dad, who has helped us a ton along the way.
Jeff Oliver
I have ridden bikes my whole life, both recreationally and competitively. I was the 1995 Utah State Road Racing Champion for my age group. I love the sport of cycling and have learned bike mechanics from professionals and also from experience. It is important to me that customers are satisfied with their bikes.
