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Cyclists feel the global supply chain pinch

By Jeremy Lott
Published January 1, 2021 4:00am ET
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Cyclists feel the global supply chain pinch
John Lemus loved his seven-speed Columbia Trailhead mountain bike. “That thing could take a beating and keep going. It also very literally saved my life a few times,” the editor of Indie Comics Showcase told the Washington Examiner. He went to retrieve the bicycle from his backyard in Hialeah, Florida, in early December. Someone stole […]

John Lemus loved his seven-speed Columbia Trailhead mountain bike.

“That thing could take a beating and keep going. It also very literally saved my life a few times,” the editor of Indie Comics Showcase told the Washington Examiner.

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