The Twigg family is pleased to share that an ownership change has occurred at Twigg Cycles and Twigg Indian Motorcycle. "Since opening the dealership 91 years ago, the fourth-generation, family-owned business has grown unlike anyone could have imagined. Now, our three new owners are looking forward to their turn to continue the Twigg Cycles’ family legacy."
Starting in 2024, Twigg Cycles will be under new ownership. Four generations removed from their great grandfather, Brock Twigg, and his sister, Stefanie (Twigg) Koehn, are excited to continue their family legacy with the help of their partner, Kelby Brookens.
"We want to thank you for your support, friendship, and loyalty over the years," say the "new" owners. "As we look forward to the new year, we also look forward to beginning our 92nd year of business in Hagerstown, Maryland; and seeing what the next generation brings to this exciting dealership and industry."
A Trip Down Memory Lane
In 1932, Horace “Pap” Twigg began refurbishing bicycles in his family’s kitchen and quickly found success. From there, Pap set his sights on opening a motorcycle shop, and he did just that in 1936 when he began selling Indian Motorcycles. Making customer service the focus of his new business venture, Pap’s reputation and hard work continued to propel Twigg Cycles into a full-service, multi-brand motorcycle dealership; carrying brands like Indian Motorcycle, Triumph and BSA. In 1964, Twigg Cycles became one of the first dealerships in the country to sell Yamaha and continued to grow as Suzuki was added in 1975, followed by Kawasaki in 1989, Polaris in 1993, Honda in 1996, Indian Motorcycle in 2015, and the most recent return of Triumph Motorcycles in 2022.
In 1989, Pap Twigg retired, and the business was bought by his grandson, Mike, and granddaughter-in-law, Robin. With a new vision for the future, they decided to move from their current location on Canon Avenue and began construction on an all-new building that would be the new headquarters for many years to come on 200 South Edgewood Drive in Hagerstown, Maryland.