Selling wholesale to bike shops: 91 in Colorado rated 4.5+, on a map, from one sentence

If you sell a product into bike shops, your best week of the quarter is a road trip: a car full of samples, a shop every hour, a buyer who can hold the thing. The worst part is the night before, with forty tabs of map results, trying to tell the shop that's still open and well-liked from the one that closed in 2023, then typing addresses into a route one at a time.

Here's the night before, done from one sentence:

100 bike shops in Colorado rated 4.5 or better on Google, with phone number and website.

It came back with 91. The whole list is here, no account needed. Every row has the shop's name, address, rating and review count, phone and website.

The first ten

What's in the 91

• 41 towns. Denver has 13 shops on the list and Colorado Springs 10. Boulder, Golden and Littleton have 4 each.
• The mountains matter. Avon has 5, Edwards and Leadville 3 each, Dillon and Idaho Springs 2 each: a run of well-rated shops along I-70 that a Front Range-only plan would miss.
• The bar is high and most clear it easily. 37 of the 91 are rated 4.9 or 5.0. The median shop has 175 reviews; Wheat Ridge Cyclery has 1,965.

You asked for 100 and got 91 because only 91 met the 4.5 bar. You pay for the 91.

The list is a map first

A stockist list in a spreadsheet makes you do the geography in your head. In the workspace, any list with addresses opens as a map, and placing the addresses costs nothing:

• Pins or heat. Pins to pick shops, heat to see where they bunch up.
• Color by any column. Color by rating and the 5.0 shops stand out from the 4.5s.
• The visible area is the filter. Zoom to the stretch you'll drive and the table shrinks to the shops on screen.
• A route. Pick up to 11 stops and open the route in Google Maps on your phone. Denver to Golden to Idaho Springs to Dillon to Avon is one day's drive with five buyers in it.
• KML for the rep. Export the list as KML or GeoJSON and it opens in Google Earth or My Maps with every pin and its phone number.

The shared link above shows the list as a table. Run the sentence in your own workspace and the map, the route and the exports come with it.

Keep it current

Shops open, close and change hands. Save the sentence and it runs again on the schedule you pick, from hourly to yearly, bringing in what changed since the last run, in the same columns. It can land in a Google Sheet, HubSpot, Salesforce or your inbox. Free keeps one list current.

Change the sentence, not a filter

• Another state or a metro: "...bike shops within 50 miles of Portland, Oregon..."
• Another category: "...running stores in Texas rated 4.5 or better...", "...toy stores in New England..."
• More per row: "...with the owner's name and the brands they carry." More facts per row move a list to a higher rate; you see it before anything runs.

What it costs

A list with these columns is the 10¢ kind: the 91 rows above cost $9.10, and you see that maximum before you approve it. Your first $10 of work is free, once, no card. A run that finds nothing costs nothing. Pricing.

The rows above are from a real run on October 15, 2026.