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But in a city where most customers who walk into a bike shop own between two and three bikes and bike paths get plowed before car lanes in the winter, dealers said there’s enough business to go around. BOULDER, CO (BRAIN)—In Boulder, there are more bike shops than grocery stores, quipped one of the five dealers visited during the BRAIN Dealer Tour Wednesday. Dwight pursued a degree in Kinesiology and after graduating began racing mountain bikes professionally. “You don’t have that chip on your shoulder of having worked in the business forever—we were giddy with excitement about opening and brought that enthusiasm to the business. College buddies Taro Smith and Brandon Dwight hung up the shingle to their first store on Broadway in May 2005, a decade after they finished their studies at the University of Colorado and pursued other interests. They’ve fueled growth in participation with a ‘cross team open to all levels of riders, by sponsoring the Boulder Racing Cyclocross

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