RETAILERS


“AMID THE CHALLENGES FACING THE INDUSTRY, THESE ACCOLADES PROVIDE A BEACON OF HOPE AND ENCOURAGEMENT”


“Our community is at the heart of everything we do.


From our regular shop rides to events like maintenance evenings for women and new riders, we’re dedicated to fostering a supportive and engaging environment. Keep an eye out for more exciting events and rides by following us on social media.”


They continued: “In a time when our industry seems inundated with constant bad news and negativity, these awards offer a much-needed boost. They help us feel valued and recognised for the hard work that goes into operating an independent retail outlet. Amid the challenges facing the industry, these accolades provide a beacon of hope and encouragement.”


No idea is a bad idea Looking to the year ahead, Rockets and Rascals said the landscape is “unlikely


20 | August 2024


to change significantly in the near future”, as difficult as that may be to hear.


“There is still a plethora of product


available with substantial savings for consumers looking for a new bike that needs to be worked through the system. “That said, we are seeing that there are plenty of green shoots to grasp hold of, so we will continue to work diligently to close potential sales and explore new ideas, models, and processes.


“Here at Rockets, we believe that no idea is a bad one. While not every attempt may generate revenue, we refuse to sit idly by, hoping for the best. The fear of failure is a significant obstacle to measurable growth. “Mistakes should be celebrated and learned from, propelling us forward. Without them, we risk stagnation and regression.” 


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