Wolfe has built a small empire outside of American Pickers and the Antique Archaeology stores, owning several other business and investments. One of his most accessible endeavors is his Two Lanes brand, which is advertised as "all American-made apparel and accessories for explorers of the back roads." The line includes hats, shirts, pet accessories, and custom soap, and can be found in Antique Archaeology stores and online.
Lesser known might be the fact that Wolfe also owns the Trek Bicycle Shop in Columbia, Tennessee, about 40 minutes south of Nashville. There, he gets to indulge his lifelong obsession with bikes that started as a kid in Bettendorf, Iowa, when he picked one out of the trash because his family couldn't afford to buy one.
Wolfe also dabbles in the real estate business, buying and renovating historic buildings in small towns to help boost local economies. The bike shop is housed in one of those buildings, which is also home to a Two Lanes Guest House that he rents out on a short-term basis.
"For the past 30 years, selling to designers and decorators has been a major part of my business," Wolfe has said of the space. "This is the first time that I've been able to utilize that experience for other people to enjoy. I'm on the road six months out of the year. I check-in to a lot of hotels and Airbnbs, so I understand what travelers need when they're looking to relax after a long day."
