Bike and pizza sales boom during the pandemic

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The staff at Cycle Logic notice the increase in steady foot traffic at the start of the pandemic.

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Rollin Chalifoux works at Cycle Logic and says there has been a surge in bike sales and repair during the pandemic.

Forcing them to adjust the way they do business, by hiring one more staff and increase the amount of time everyone works.

The family-owned College Heights 2 for 1 pizza saw a decrease in business during the first few weeks of the health crisis.

Over the past few months, pizza orders have increased. Sukh Suran owner/operator of College Heights 2 for 1 Pizza says if the pandemic continues more staff may be needed to keep up with demand.

Both business are appreciate the community support, and see a lot of new customers come into their business as they want to support local during this difficult time.