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Tag Archives: buying a bicycle
North end of Bushwhacker all bikes, all the time
Bushwhacker, Peoria’s locally owned and operated active outdoor sports store, is consolidating bicycle repair, assembly and sales in the north end of the building at street level. For employees like Service Manager Robert Woo, it’s the end of hauling bicycles … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bushwhacker, buying a bicycle, e-business, marketing, Robert Woo, Sally Brown
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Online, Dahon simplifies bicycle choice
I make choices every day. Do I get up at 5 a.m. or wait for the dog to bark? If I’m thinking about lunch, do I want peanut butter and jelly on my sandwich? Or peanut butter and sweet pickles? … Continue reading →
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Tagged buying a bicycle, e-business, folding bicycle, Internet, marketing
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Walter asks for the sale
A sale is at the heart of almost every exchange. Looking for a raise? You have to sell your value to the boss. Need a quart of milk? Either the store will make the sale by having the right brand … Continue reading →
