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Bicycle mechanics are referred to as the unsung heroes of the peloton. They are also the unsung, and often unrecognized, heroes for local bike shops and most cyclists. Show some love for your mechanic by nominating him/her to be considered for the Bike Law Michigan Mechanic of the Year Award.

1 winner will receive a Silca HX-One Home and Travel Essential Kits, customized with the Bike Law logo!

Deadline for all nominations is February 15, 2017 at 5 p.m. Make your nomination at Facebook.com/BikeLawMichigan

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