As the sun sets on 2023, we take a moment to look back at a year filled with exciting changes and new horizons for Small Town Bike Company (STBC). This year has been a journey of evolution, growth, and most importantly, a deepening connection with our incredible community.
A New Chapter Unfolds: Name Change to Small Town Bike Company
One of the most significant shifts this year was our official name change from Boogie Bikes to Small Town Bike Company. This change wasn't just about a name; it reflected our commitment to being a company that resonates with communities, fosters a sense of togetherness, and celebrates the joy of small-town living.
Innovations on Two Wheels: Introducing the Fat Tire Ebike
This year saw the birth of something special – our Fat Tire Ebike. Unveiled with much excitement, this powerhouse on two wheels opens up new avenues of adventure. With an enhanced battery for extended mileage, a zippy 750-watt motor, and a design that screams both comfort and style, the Fat Tire Ebike is not just a ride; it's an experience.
The Road Ahead: Electric Trike in the Making
As we tread into the future, we're thrilled to share that our journey doesn't stop here. Work is in progress, gears are turning, and sparks of creativity are flying as we strive to bring the electric trike into our lineup. While the wheels of innovation are turning, we anticipate even more success and joy in the coming year.
Gratitude for the STBC Community
None of these milestones would be possible without our incredible STBC community. Your support, feedback, and shared adventures fuel our passion and drive us to reach new heights. Every smile captured on an STBC ride is a testament to the spirit of our community, and we're immensely grateful to be part of your biking stories.
Looking Ahead: Excitement in Every Turn
As we wave goodbye to 2023, the road ahead is filled with promise and excitement. New products, fresh adventures, and, most importantly, the joy of riding together await in 2024. So, here's to the journey we've shared and the many more miles to come. Happy riding, STBC family!
1 comment
I would like to test out your bikes, and will probably buy 2 of them. Can I drive down to Waldo for this? Also, I have a CatTrike recumbant that I would like to have turned into an ebike. Is this something you could do?
I have some mild physical problems and love the cattrike, but getting older now and need a little help with the hills.
Thanks.