ORLANDO, FL (BRAIN) — Catrike, the maker of three-wheeled recumbents, has opened a new 15,000 square foot factory here.
The company currently makes about 2,300 bikes a year and is growing at 20 percent a year, according to Paulo Camasmie, who founded the brand in 2000.
Catrikes are sold exclusively though IBDs with a network of 140 dealers worldwide.
The City of Orlando designated April 30 Catrike day and several local dignitaries attended the ribbon cutting, where the Manufacturer Association of Central Florida organized factory tours. The company has twice won Manufacturer of the Year awards in Florida.
The new factory is at: 2016 Stanhome Way; Orlando, FL 32804.
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The factory interior -
First row, from left: Sherry Little, Catrike master welder, Paulo Camasmie (founder), Orlando City Commissioner Robert Stuart, Mark Egeland (Catrike general manager), Sherry Reeves (MACF).
