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Working in Clark County: Edward Eley, bicycle mechanic and owner of Rollin Right Repairs

By , Columbian Staff writer, news assistant
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Edward Eley, 45, opened Rollin Right Repairs in 2017. The store has been filled wall-to-wall with bikes during the pandemic. &quot;I have no idea,&quot; he said when asked how many bikes were in the shop. &quot;Enough so I have a walkway that I can get in and out. With the year I&#039;ve had, that&#039;s fine with me because that&#039;s manageable.
Edward Eley, 45, opened Rollin Right Repairs in 2017. The store has been filled wall-to-wall with bikes during the pandemic. "I have no idea," he said when asked how many bikes were in the shop. "Enough so I have a walkway that I can get in and out. With the year I've had, that's fine with me because that's manageable. They're not in my office or bathroom yet." (amanda cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

Edward Eley might be one of the few with dirty hands during the pandemic.

His wife helps with some bookkeeping, but otherwise as the sole employee and owner of Rollin Right Repairs, Eley spends hours pulling bicycles apart. It’s not a pristine affair (though he stays sanitized).

“I’m just a grimy, dirty-finger mechanic,” he said with a laugh.

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Columbian Staff writer, news assistant