EMOTO Supply Co. expands to Water Street Tampa

EMOTO Supply Co., a retailer of electric bikes and lifestyle apparel, has opened a new location at Water Street Tampa.

The Water Street store sells electric bikes, mopeds and motorcycles, from brands like CAKE and Gazelle, as well as apparel.

“We are thrilled to launch our second store at Water Street Tampa,” said Michael Joyce, founder of EMOTO. “Water Street’s focus on expanding bike usage aligns with our mission.”

As part of its community efforts, EMOTO is partnering with Clothes to Kids to help families affected by Hurricane Milton. For each shirt sold through October, EMOTO will donate one to children in need.

The store opened Oct. 19, with a grand opening celebration planned for November.

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