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In the Five Points neighborhood of Denver, there鈥檚 a small bike shop called .聽The building was聽once a drug den, but architect Gregory Crichlow聽thought it had potential. So he took it over and began building and fixing bikes聽for the local community. Chocolate Spokes, from writer and editor Aidan Haley, tells Crichlow鈥檚 story.
