Written by Eric Mortinson, George Fox Unversity
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05 November 2009
It feels like a normal bike shop. It looks like a normal bike shop. But Wakefield Gregg’s new E-Bike Store is unlike any other bike shop in Portland.
Gregg, a George Fox MBA student, sells electric bicycles, and his is one of about 15 businesses across the country to do so. Although his store has the typical, laid- back feel of a friendly Portland bike hangout, it’s with a twist.
Written by Brian Stimson Of The Skanner News
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13 October 2009
Wake Gregg’s bike shop is a shining example of sustainable living. Although you wouldn’t know it, the racks, the lighting, shelving units – even the coffee maker – were all purchased second hand. And the products he sells – electric bicycles – are about the most efficient form of motorized transportation that exists. Although they look nearly identical to their non-motorized counterparts, the electric bikes at The E-Bike Store, located at the corner of Alberta Street and Vancouver Avenue, can take you longer and faster for a fraction of the effort.
Written by Staff Writer, The Portlander
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03 August 2009
The E-BikeKit™ company, makers of The E-BikeKit™ Complete Electric Bike Conversion System announces its exclusive distribution at The eBike Store, a one-of-a-kind electric bike shop in Portland Oregon
Written by Jonathan Maus (Editor-in-Chief)
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13 April 2009
Opening a new retail business in the midst of an historic economic downturn isn’t exactly a safe bet, especially when there’s not a very big existing market for your product. But that didn’t stop Wake Gregg from opening Portland’s first all-electric bicycle store, The eBike Store (201 N. Alberta), last week.
Gregg, a George Fox MBA student, sells electric bicycles, and his is one of about 15 businesses across the country to do so. Although his store has the typical, laid- back feel of a friendly Portland bike hangout, it’s with a twist.