The National Bicycle Dealership Association (NBDA) is pleased to announce that nearly nearly 100 retailers, representing 150 locations around North America, are working on a number of business-strengthening activities to earn this year’s coveted NBDA Retailer Excellence Award.
The National Bicycle Dealers Association (NBDA) is thrilled to announce the release of the agenda for Retailer Summit 2024, set to take place from May 22nd to May 23rd at the 21c Museum Hotel Bentonville. This event promises to be a game-changer for bicycle retailers seeking insights and strategies to enhance their business profitability.
The NBDA Retailer Summit is an educational event featuring organized panel discussions and thought provoking presentations around key topics impacting our industry today.
We recap this month’s resource “E Bike Hate, Legislation, and Liability for Amazon.”
Already renowned as the #1 Tour de France Premium Tour Operator, Thomson Bike Tours has recently enhanced its global notoriety through a series of strategic partnerships. Teaming up with industry giants Specialized, Santini, RidewithGPS, Skratch Labs, and Belgian Waffle Ride; Thomson is poised to elevate its trip support and experience to World Tour level.
This episode’s guests are Alessandro Basso, Chief Executive Officer at Stardue Group. Stardue is the parent company of the brands Basso Bikes and Lee Cougan Mountain Bikes and Craig Steyn, country manager US of Basso Bikes.
No one embodies the rich history of Charlotte’s bike market quite like Alirio “Al” Lizarazo, a visionary whose journey from Colombia to the Queen City in 1962 would forever shape the landscape of cycling in our beloved region. In 1970, Al Lizarazo’s odyssey took a pivotal turn when he joined a local hardware store that not only sold bicycles but also serviced them with care and expertise.
This episode’s guest is Brent Emery, co-owner of Emerys – a Wisconsin based bike store that adapts bikes to the needs of every rider. In this conversation we cover unique needs retailers should possess to best work with adaptive bicycles, whether it’s fit, customization, billing and more.
Regardless of which software platform you are currently using, the goal of this session is for you to walk away with tips and tricks to bring back to your business to be more competitive in the rapidly changing digital landscape.
This episode’s guests are Johnathan Youngman, Executive Director for Franklinton Cycle Works, and Erik Anderson, ED at Bikes for All People.
In today’s episode they discuss their operations with John Robinson, President of Johnny Velo Bikes and how working together works better to serve their cycling community in Columbus, Ohio.
