Landry's receives Boston "Green Business" Award
April 2008 — Landry's Bicycles in Boston has been honored as one of Mayor Menino’s inaugural Bicycle-Friendly Businesses.  This Green Business award was presented to Landry's for our local efforts to "significantly improve the climate for cycling."


NEMBA honors Landry's Bicycles with special awards
April 2008 — At the New England Mountain Bike Association's 20th Anniversary Banquet, Tom Henry and Jack Johnson received special NEMBA Awards (on behalf of Landry's) for "advancing mountain biking and protecting New England's trails."  Tom is Landry's CEO, and Jack is Landry's marketing + advocacy director.

EVENT PHOTO (L–R):  Boston-area Trek representative Bill Hand, NEMBA executive director Philip Keyes, and Landry's co-owner and general manager Tom Henry at the NEMBA Awards Banquet held on April 26, 2008.  (Photo courtesy of Lee Hollenbeck.)


Top 100 Bicycle Dealer national award – 2008

February 2008 — Landry's Bicycles has again been named one of the Top 100 Bicycle Retailers in the USA.  The survey was conducted by Boulder Sports Research, a leading bicycle industry research company, in conjunction with the top suppliers of bikes and accessories. More than 5,100 bicycle dealers from across the country were rated on market share, community outreach, and store appearance.  Landry's Bicycles has been honored to receive this award for the past several years (since 2000).


Aaron Daigle receives Golden Wrench Award from MS Bike Tours
February 2007 — Aaron Daigle, Landry's/Norwood mechanic, recently received the Golden Wrench Award from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society for supporting the local MS Bike Tours.  Aaron is Landry's lead mechanic for supporting the local series of MS Bike Tours, including the Great Mass Getaway, Vineyard Bike Tour, and Bike and Hike the Berkshires.  RIGHT:  Aaron Daigle holds his Golden Wrench Award, presented by MS Bike Tour director John Siemiatkoski.


National Bicycle Dealer of the Year – for Advocacy
February 2006 — Landry's Bicycles was named National Bicycle Dealer of the Year by the American bicycle industry.  Landry's was recognized for sponsoring bicycling education, supporting dozens of annual benefit rides and racing events, and directly selling memberships for the Massachusetts Bicycle Coalition (MassBike) and the New England Mountain Bike Association (NEMBA). This past year, Landry's raised more than $15,000 and registered nearly 400 new members for MassBike and NEMBA collectively in 2005. 

Landry's also received the national 2006 Bicycle Advocacy Award, presented by Specialized Bicycles in July 2006 — in recognition of Landry's efforts in promoting cycling education and safety, lobbying for a bicycle-friendly America at the National Bike Summit, and supporting advocacy groups like Bikes Belong.

ABOVE:  Landry's co-owner and general manager Tom Henry receives Landry's National Bicycle Dealer of the Year Award.


Landry's staff receive Influence Pedaler awards
The following Landry's staff members have received Influence Pedaler awards from MassBike for supporting bicycling advocacy:

• Jack Johnson, 2002
• John D'Ambruoso, 2005
• Mark Vautour, 2005

Landry's Bicycles honored by Massachusetts State Senate

March 2005 — The Massachusetts State Senate recognized Landry's Bicycles in Natick with a special certificate for "continued commitment and dedication to serving the needs of the MetroWest bicycling community."


THANKS to all Landry's valued customers, staff, suppliers, and business partners for making these awards possible. 


LEFT:  Landry's/Boston employees John D'Ambruoso and Mark Vautour receive Influence Pedaler awards from MassBike.