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K and G #Cycles Rules #Daytona #BikeWeek 2015 K and G Cycles' Thunder Alley at Daytona More Popular Than Ever at Daytona Bike Week 2015
Daytona Beach, Florida (March 18, 2015) - K and G Cycles, the one-stop, online motorcycle parts and accessories superstore, launched their third year in partnership with Daytona International Speedway during Bike Week 2015, and K and G Cycles' Thunder Alley at DAYTONA hosted all of the V-twin motorcycle action.
"Best year yet, and I'm not just saying that," said George M. Marakas, K and G Cycles' owner. "Smack dab in the middle of Daytona International Speedway, and we brought more product, hosted more giveaways and provided more tech advice for Bike Week 2015 than ever before--and we'll be looking to increase our footprint next year! The Speedway folks were happy, rally goers were really happy and we couldn't be more happy--what a blast!"
The new K and G Cycles giant arched balloon at the entrance to Thunder Alley was a hit, and rally goers were treated to a host of giveaways, shopping sprees and all manner of FREE K and G swag. K and G Cycles customer-service techs and staff were hopping all week, answering parts- and motorcycle-related questions, visiting with past and current customers, talking bikes, parts and all things Daytona. Patrons flocked to the K and G computer kiosks, viewing and purchasing featured vendors and products like Brukus Security, for latches and security add-ons; Bone Mountain Leather accessories; EarthX lithium batteries; Speedway Shelters; and the famous K and G Cycle Shade.
K and G Cycles' Thunder Alley at DAYTONA was a hot spot all week, with vintage motorcycle displays, the K and G Thunder Alley Bikini Show and many other fashion events and special guests. If you couldn't make Daytona bike week this year, be sure to go online and visit the K and G Cycles blogs to see all the action. K and G Cycles have posted videos, pictures and stories about all the major Rally happenings at www.vtwinmotorcycleblog.com and www.metricmotorcycleblog.com, and they'll be posting more in the coming weeks.
Daytona Beach, Florida (March 18, 2015) - K and G Cycles, the one-stop, online motorcycle parts and accessories superstore, launched their third year in partnership with Daytona International Speedway during Bike Week 2015, and K and G Cycles' Thunder Alley at DAYTONA hosted all of the V-twin motorcycle action.
"Best year yet, and I'm not just saying that," said George M. Marakas, K and G Cycles' owner. "Smack dab in the middle of Daytona International Speedway, and we brought more product, hosted more giveaways and provided more tech advice for Bike Week 2015 than ever before--and we'll be looking to increase our footprint next year! The Speedway folks were happy, rally goers were really happy and we couldn't be more happy--what a blast!"
The new K and G Cycles giant arched balloon at the entrance to Thunder Alley was a hit, and rally goers were treated to a host of giveaways, shopping sprees and all manner of FREE K and G swag. K and G Cycles customer-service techs and staff were hopping all week, answering parts- and motorcycle-related questions, visiting with past and current customers, talking bikes, parts and all things Daytona. Patrons flocked to the K and G computer kiosks, viewing and purchasing featured vendors and products like Brukus Security, for latches and security add-ons; Bone Mountain Leather accessories; EarthX lithium batteries; Speedway Shelters; and the famous K and G Cycle Shade.
K and G Cycles' Thunder Alley at DAYTONA was a hot spot all week, with vintage motorcycle displays, the K and G Thunder Alley Bikini Show and many other fashion events and special guests. If you couldn't make Daytona bike week this year, be sure to go online and visit the K and G Cycles blogs to see all the action. K and G Cycles have posted videos, pictures and stories about all the major Rally happenings at www.vtwinmotorcycleblog.com and www.metricmotorcycleblog.com, and they'll be posting more in the coming weeks.