Dust Moto assembles, stores, and ships its early production batches through the network
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The short version
- Early production batches assembled by providers in the network.
- Nationwide warehousing puts bikes closer to the regions where they sell.
- No-box delivery, direct to riders and to retailers.
Services used
- Manufacturing
- Logistics
Colin Godby founded Dust Moto to build electric dirt bikes in America, with a domestic supply chain behind them.
Heading into the 2025 launch of its first model, the Model_1, Dust Moto needed assembly, warehousing, and delivery without building each one itself. It found them through Bloom’s network, which it joined in 2024.
Dust Moto builds in Detroit and tests in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The network carries the bikes from Michigan to riders nationwide.
"From the start, Dust has been committed to developing a best-in-class American assembly platform to fulfill our mission of becoming the #1 US dirt bike brand, globally. Bloom is leading the pack by building an amazing ecosystem that will allow us to achieve our goals, both near-term and at scale."
What the network did for Dust Moto
Early production batches
Assembly providers in the network build Dust Moto’s early batches.
Warehousing near buyers
Bikes wait in network warehouses closer to the regions that buy them, which shortens delivery and lowers shipping cost.
No-box delivery
Bikes reach a rider’s door or a retailer’s floor out of the box and are ready to ride.