Henderson County, NC – This year, Cane Creek turns 30 and to celebrate, they are opening a brand-new Experience Center and launching a limited collection of components in the brand’s signature color, Cane Creek Blue. The Experience Center at Cane Creek will be an open-door space where riders can be fully immersed in the history and evolution of Cane Creek’s products. The space also serves as a retail storefront, demo center, coffee bar, and lounge. The 30th Anniversary Collection of blue and silver components covers a range of the company’s core products from large to small.
Cane Creek is marking this new era with a ribbon cutting and celebration on Saturday, June 14th at the new Experience Center at 355 Cane Creek Rd., Fletcher, NC 28732. The ribbon cutting will be at 1pm. This event is open to the public and will feature group rides starting at 9am with the party kicking off at 12pm. Join this staple WNC company for skills clinics, a bounce house and family fun, merch deals, BBQ, and more on Saturday!
“The Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development is ecstatic that Cane Creek Cycling Components continues to thrive in Henderson County,” says Partnership Board Chair Will Buie, “we are proud of this company as one who serves as a leader in the outdoor industry and who represents the people of WNC all over the world!”
Cane Creek is an employee-owned company and is proud to call Pisgah National Forest home. Part of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Western North Carolina, this legendary national forest zone is considered one of the nation’s best (and most challenging) areas for cycling and it influences every product Cane Creek makes. Cane Creek’s ‘why’ is simple: “We believe riding bikes makes life better, so we work to make bikes better.” Their mission is grounded on the principle of providing ‘real rider benefit’ that’s noticeable every time a rider takes their bike out for a spin.
The Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development, Inc. is a 501(c)6 organization that works to: retain and attract quality jobs; solicit new business compatible with the assets and values of Henderson County; promote Henderson County’s business image; assist expansion of existing companies; and enhance Henderson County’s overall quality of life. Since 1993, it has assisted in the creation and retention of over 3,500 jobs and in bringing almost $1 billion in taxable investment to Henderson County. For more information, visit: www.hcped.org.