There is a reason that Headingley Sport is the biggest game in MB. They have the best motorcycle brands (IMO) and they choose to have on their showroom floor what most consumers probably want to buy. Back in 2007 when they were just selling Kawasaki's, I bought a Kawaskai Vulcan 1500 classic. Even back then whole process of purchasing that bike was very professional on their part. I got a way from biking for a few years, but when I wanted to get back into it, I did a lot of research on what my next bike was going to be. Again, it came down to a Kawasaki. Paul Hibbs was the sales rep that took care of me.

The American Coalition of Competitive Bicyclists (ACCB) appears to be an advocacy group that works towards promoting and protecting the interests of competitive cycling in the United States. Their recent blog post discusses the importation of electric bikes (e-bikes) and electric scooters into the country, highlighting the challenges and regulations surrounding these products. The organization seems to be well-informed about the industry and offers guidance to individuals and businesses looking to navigate the complex process of importing these types of vehicles. With a focus on promoting competition and advancing the cycling industry, the ACCB seems to be a valuable resource for those involved in the biking community in the US.