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The shelter has run out of room, and as the area's premier no kill bicycle shelter, we have 6 bikes in desperate need of adoption with discounts up to $1200 off MSRP.

Meet Pink Cadillac, an Electra Loft GO! electric bike with pedal-assist up to 20 mph, classic styling, and a 40-mile range on a single charge, priced at just $1999.

Meet Folding Thunder, Velotric's Fold 1 utilitarian, fast, and packable eBike that can blaze along at 28 mph in pedal assist mode and easily folds down for transport.

Meet Bumble Bee, a Velotric Discover 1 eBike that offers speeds up to 20mph for up to 58 miles on throttle alone, combining comfort, stability, and great value at $1599.

Meet Babe, a Salsa Timberjack mountain bike—a burly blue companion as sturdy as an ancient oak tree, ready to tackle any terrain with unwavering determination and the spirit of lumberjacks and adventurers alike.

A custom modified Salsa Warroad road bike with carbon frame and electronic Ultegra Di2 shifting, designed for high-speed adventure and equipped with multiple mounting points for gear.

Meet Pennyflake, a Trek Roscoe 7 mountain bike designed to help you tackle fear with wide knobby tires, powerful brakes, and a suspension fork—all at an affordable $1399 price point.

A Trek Marlin 7 mountain bike with vibrant sunset-inspired colors, featuring a Rockshox Judy fork, FSA crank, and Shimano hydraulic brakes, priced at $750 for new riders seeking a capable trail companion.

Meet Alessandra, a Trek Domane road bike that gracefully glides down roads with elegance and poise, combining sleek aerodynamic design with Trek's advanced engineering for smooth rides and effortless speed.

Meet Roscoe, a large framed hardtail mountain bike built for ripping over single track trails and conquering challenging terrain. This tubeless-ready bike with hydraulic brakes is looking for its forever home.

Fast bike for just the right price. The Verve+ is a high-performance electric bike designed to get you where you need to go efficiently and affordably.

A school of marlins passes Saturday morning walkers at Burke Lake, causing confusion when fishermen show up expecting to catch trophy fish based on a misunderstood Nextdoor post.