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Rocky Mountain is in new, Canadian hands

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Rocky Mountain is opening a new chapter with a breath of fresh air, strong roots and plenty of passion. The iconic company from British Columbia will in future be managed by the Canadian investor group "Chaos Sports Inc.". Four heads, one vision: to remain true to Rocky Mountain and at the same time fill it with new life.

Born on the trails of British Columbia, Rocky Mountain remains firmly anchored in its homeland. The spirit of the mountains, the passion for the sport - it all lives on. What's more, the research and development department is returning to North Vancouver - where it all began.

The new owners not only bring business know-how, but also genuine passion. Three of them are also the driving forces behind Maui Bikes - an e-bike specialist from Québec. Their experience, their love of nature and their enthusiasm for biking promise a new dynamic - without compromising on values.

The team behind Chaos Sports Inc:

  • Jonathan Bourgeois, co-founder of Raccoon Skis and partner at Maui Bikes, lives for outdoor culture. Innovative, down-to-earth and close to the community.
  • Christian Thibert, President of Thibert Inc. brings decades of experience in logistics, customer service and strategic growth. His vision is a perfect fit for Rocky Mountain's realignment.
  • Patrick St-Denis, with stints at Oakley and The North Face, understands what makes strong brands tick - and how to keep them moving.
  • Jean-François Grenache is considered a doer when it comes to repositioning brands in transition. With a keen sense of the market, communication and development.

Relaunch & Roadmap

2025 and 2026 are all about a strategic relaunch. The aim: to position Rocky Mountain as a global leader in the mountain bike segment - innovative, authentic, rider-focused. At the same time, the company remains true to its high standards: quality, service and support remain unshakeable. Nothing will change for customers, except perhaps the anticipation of what is to come. Warranties remain in place. Spare parts and components remain available. After-sales service will continue as usual.

Source: Media release

Further information: bikes.com


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