Adam Miller is already a 'serial entrepreneur' very early in his life and career. He founded Borealis Bikes, a high-end carbon fat bike brand based in Colorado Springs. Then after selling that company, he went on to start Why Cycles, a premium titanium bicycle brand.
Not content with two successful companies, Miller started a third, and it's undoubtedly his biggest success yet: Revel Bikes.
Oof. Try to keep up, right?
With the wildly successful Revel upstart taking over the mountain bike world, Miller finally found it tough to balance two separate companies. So as of March 1, Why Cycles — the premium titanium bike company — and Revel Bikes are all under one house: Revel Bikes.
Miller joins host Dan Cavallari on the Slow Guy on the Fast Ride podcast to lend us some insight into starting and maintaining multiple successful businesses when so many of the company's peers are struggling in post-COVID realities.
On top of that, Miller gives us a taste of what's in store for Revel, including a new production facility in Taiwan that should make the design and manufacture of Revel Bikes even more streamlined.
Be sure to check out our other podcasts, videos, and live streams, and subscribe wherever you get our stories.
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Adam Miller is already a 'serial entrepreneur' very early in his life and career. He founded Borealis Bikes, a high-end carbon fat bike brand based in Colorado Springs. Then after selling that company, he went on to start Why Cycles, a premium titanium bicycle brand.
Not content with two successful companies, Miller started a third, and it's undoubtedly his biggest success yet: Revel Bikes.
Oof. Try to keep up, right?
With the wildly successful Revel upstart taking over the mountain bike world, Miller finally found it tough to balance two separate companies. So as of March 1, Why Cycles — the premium titanium bike company — and Revel Bikes are all under one house: Revel Bikes.
Miller joins host Dan Cavallari on the Slow Guy on the Fast Ride podcast to lend us some insight into starting and maintaining multiple successful businesses when so many of the company's peers are struggling in post-COVID realities.
On top of that, Miller gives us a taste of what's in store for Revel, including a new production facility in Taiwan that should make the design and manufacture of Revel Bikes even more streamlined.
Be sure to check out our other podcasts, videos, and live streams, and subscribe wherever you get our stories.
Dawn Patrol MTB
The Practical Still
Mental Healthlete
Theme music: "This Year" by Angela Sheik