Steve-O
01-20-2004, 11:22 AM
From bicycle retailer...
JANUARY 16, 2004 -- SANTA FE, NM (BRAIN)--Southwest distributor Bicycle Technologies International (BTI) is bringing Voodoo Cycles back into the United States after the brand's three-year domestic hiatus. A full line of Voodoo rigid frames are featured in the 2004 BTI catalog, including cross country, dirt jump, singlespeed, twenty-niner and cyclocross models.
BTI expects to receive its first shipment of frames in March 2004.
"Voodoo Cycles remains a recognizable name with a solid reputation. Designer Joe Murray continues to improve on the popular models and has added some amazing new features. Joe is also working on some all new suspension models, possibly available in late 2004," said Preston Martin, BTI's vice president.
BTI's 2004 parts and accessories catalog will be mailed to dealers nationwide later this month. The catalog features more than 12,000 items, representing more than 200 different brands. The color catalog has increased from 456 pages to 512 pages. It features a spiral binding and more than 5,000 product photos.
In addition to Voodoo, BTI's other new lines include: Balle tools, Control Tech components, Dean stems and seatposts, DMR frames, DoWrap and Halo headwear, FMF BMX parts, Funn downhill components, Gator booties, Goodridge hydraulic brake lines, Jannd bags and racks, Liquid Solutions hydration systems, M2 Racer pedals, Neuvations skewers, Paceline skin care, Planet X frames and parts, Revive maintenance products, SDG saddles, Shimano XTR and Dura Ace, Sinz BMX parts, Sixsixone apparel, helmets and shoes, Skinz bike protectors, Syncros components, Stan's tubeless systems, Supercross cranks, Tamer seatposts, VisionTech time trial bars and Willworx bike stands.
Andrew Wright, BTI's president, said the company's goal is "to provide dealers the convenience of one stop shopping, combined with reasonable prices and fast turnaround."
For more information call BTI at (800) 558-8324 or visit its web site.
Steve-O (drooling over the CX frames)
JANUARY 16, 2004 -- SANTA FE, NM (BRAIN)--Southwest distributor Bicycle Technologies International (BTI) is bringing Voodoo Cycles back into the United States after the brand's three-year domestic hiatus. A full line of Voodoo rigid frames are featured in the 2004 BTI catalog, including cross country, dirt jump, singlespeed, twenty-niner and cyclocross models.
BTI expects to receive its first shipment of frames in March 2004.
"Voodoo Cycles remains a recognizable name with a solid reputation. Designer Joe Murray continues to improve on the popular models and has added some amazing new features. Joe is also working on some all new suspension models, possibly available in late 2004," said Preston Martin, BTI's vice president.
BTI's 2004 parts and accessories catalog will be mailed to dealers nationwide later this month. The catalog features more than 12,000 items, representing more than 200 different brands. The color catalog has increased from 456 pages to 512 pages. It features a spiral binding and more than 5,000 product photos.
In addition to Voodoo, BTI's other new lines include: Balle tools, Control Tech components, Dean stems and seatposts, DMR frames, DoWrap and Halo headwear, FMF BMX parts, Funn downhill components, Gator booties, Goodridge hydraulic brake lines, Jannd bags and racks, Liquid Solutions hydration systems, M2 Racer pedals, Neuvations skewers, Paceline skin care, Planet X frames and parts, Revive maintenance products, SDG saddles, Shimano XTR and Dura Ace, Sinz BMX parts, Sixsixone apparel, helmets and shoes, Skinz bike protectors, Syncros components, Stan's tubeless systems, Supercross cranks, Tamer seatposts, VisionTech time trial bars and Willworx bike stands.
Andrew Wright, BTI's president, said the company's goal is "to provide dealers the convenience of one stop shopping, combined with reasonable prices and fast turnaround."
For more information call BTI at (800) 558-8324 or visit its web site.
Steve-O (drooling over the CX frames)