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The Mobility Conquest wheelchair accessible motorcycle (http://www.mobilityconquest.com) officially launched at the NMEDA Conference in Reno, Nevada.
(Vocus) March 13, 2010 — The Mobility Conquest wheelchair accessible motorcycle made its debut to the National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association (http://www.nmeda.org) members at the 19th Annual NMEDA Conference February 10-12, 2010. The conference attracts and educates members from all around the US each year to explore the broad range of opportunities available to dealers. The conference provides educational, professional and business development opportunities to dealers and members as well as serves as a venue for introducing the latest technology, services and industry trends in the mobility industry.
This year, the Mobility Conquest was officially introduced to the mobility industry. Two wheelchair accessible motorcycles were available at the show, with one available for test-drives in the parking lot of the Grand Sierra Resort. Dealers were provided with the opportunity to sign up to represent the bike. For consumers, this means additional opportunities to view and test-drive the Mobility Conquest wheelchair accessible motorcycle (http://www.mobilityworks).
In addition to the opportunity to represent the bike in different markets across the country, dealers were also offered the chance to take the Conquest on a test drive. Kevin Lowry of Mobility Works in San Jose, California found his ride particularly exhilarating, as he had not been on a motorcycle in over 34 years after a motorcycle accident at the age of 19 left him a paraplegic. Lowry broke his back in a flat track racing accident in which another motorcyclist ran over him. The last street bike that Lowry had ridden was in 1976. The closest he had been to riding was when he strapped his feet to the pedals of an ATV with a bungee cord.
Lowry noted several benefits to the Mobility Conquest wheelchair accessible motorcycle. For one, you do not have to leave your wheelchair; you simply roll into the back of the bike. Lowry was also pleasantly surprised at the amount of power the bike has to offer. The only drawback that Lowry found in his test-drive was that he wasn’t able to get out of third gear in the parking lot – he simply didn’t have enough space. The ride brought back a flood of memories for Lowry and left him only wanting more.
Other dealers at the NMEDA Conference were also impressed by the power of The Conquest. Jeff of Autocrafting in Upstate New York stated, “The Conquest is surprisingly powerful. When you hear the bike is modified for people in wheelchairs, you might think it lacks power, but that is not the case. I can assure you that after riding it at NMEDA. My mind is racing with all of the opportunities this bike offers my store.”
The Conquest has also generated a large response from the media. In addition to being featured on CNN and News Channel 5 in Cleveland, Ohio, The Conquest will be featured in the magazines Sports & Spokes, Quest and New Mobility.
For more information on The Conquest wheelchair accessible motorcycle, visit the official website at http://www.MobilityConquest.com. You can also find them online through FaceBook, YouTube and Twitter. The Conquest will also be featured at numbers expos and bike events across the nation. Check the website to find the latest dates and event information.
About Mobility Conquest: Mobility Conquest was founded by Bill Koeblitz of Mobility Works, in partnership with Martin Conquest of the UK. Mobility Conquest will be the only authorized manufacturers and distributors of this powerful, wheelchair accessible motorcycle.
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AMA American Superbike’s Top Finishing Privateer Receives Full Sponsorship from Online Motorcycle Gear Retailer
Holland, Michigan (PRWEB) February 3, 2010 — RidersDiscount.com has signed last year’s top finishing AMA American Superbike privateer Taylor Knapp to ride this year’s AMA American Superbike series under a full title sponsorship. Having scored several important finishes in AMA Pro Racing last year, Knapp is approaching a promising season with RidersDiscount.com. With Thom Godwin operating as Crew Chief, Knapp will be riding a Yoshimura prepared Suzuki GSX-R1000 Superbike with Ohlins suspension.
Named Roadracing World’s “Young Gun” in 2005, Knapp has been racing as a privateer since turning pro in 2004. During the 2009 AMA American Superbike series, Knapp scored his first top five finish and consistently placed in the top ten. Taylor also enjoyed success in the 2009 AMA Daytona Sportbike series, with four top five finishes and his first Superpole.
This will be RidersDiscount.com’s third year working with Taylor Knapp, with 2010 as the team’s first year becoming a full title sponsor. Last year Knapp rode a RidersDiscount.com supported GSX-R1000 in the American Superbike class, and RidersDiscount.com has supported Taylor since 2008. “This is a great opportunity for both of us,” says RidersDiscount.com co-owner Kent Gormat. “We’re looking forward to seeing how our heightened sponsorship, particularly the Yoshimura bike, gives Taylor the right platform to really showcase his talents.”
About RidersDiscount.com:
RidersDiscount.com is an online retailer of quality powersports gear, apparel and accessories. A company formed and owned by motorcycle racers, RidersDiscount.com ships equipment for every riding style to customers worldwide, backed by a knowledgeable sales team and excellent customer service.
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MotorcycleAds.com, the online motorcycle classifieds powered by RacingJunk.com, will be promoted full throttle at the Powersports Dealer Expo, February 13-15 in Indianapolis.
North Adams, MA (PRWEB) January 26, 2010 — MotorcycleAds.com, the online motorcycle classifieds powered by RacingJunk.com, will be promoted full throttle to powersports dealers at the upcoming Dealernews International Powersports Dealer Expo in Indianapolis, February 13-15.
Team RacingJunk will promote the MotorcycleAds.com powersports classifieds at Booth #3657 at the Indiana Convention Center during the Dealer Expo. Show visitors who stop by the MotorcycleAds.com booth can enter a drawing to win a Snap-on Tool Prize Package valued at over $125.
Powersports industry dealers can learn how to make the most of MotorcycleAds.com to reach the 2.8 million performance enthusiasts who visit the RacingJunk.com and MotorcycleAds.com sites each month, which together receive over 70 million page views. MotorcycleAds.com includes ad categories for motorcycles (including racing and custom motorcycles, as well as street and choppers), ATVs, dirt and off-road bikes, snowmobiles, towing/trailers and more. The site can be accessed at http://www.motorcycleads.com.
MotorcycleAds.com provides powersports industry dealers an effective way to reach their target consumer, whether they’re looking to sell direct or build their brand within this unique market segment. Specialized advertising solutions include classified listing packages, banner advertising campaigns, brand building promotions and email and newsletter messaging. The MotorcycleAds.com sales team will provide powersports industry dealers more information about these and other marketing opportunities at their Dealer Expo booth (#3657).
MotorcycleAds.com is powered by RacingJunk.com (http://www.racingjunk.com), the largest and fastest growing online classifieds site for motorsports. The RacingJunk.com network has over 435,000 registered members and hosts over 800,000 unique visitors daily.
About Raceway Media, LLC
Raceway Media, LLC is a multimedia publishing firm serving the racing and performance enthusiast industries. Their flagship property, RacingJunk.com, is a free “one-stop shop” for those looking to buy, sell, trade, entertain or interact with people throughout the automotive and motorcycle racing and performance communities.
The company’s holdings include RacingJunk.com, MotorcycleAds.com, RJRaceSpace.com, CollectorCarNation.com, BoatAds.com and MuscleCarJunk.com.