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Mumbai, 4th April 2007:
TI Cycles launches 'BSA GO' store in
Thane
Brings an
international bicycle shopping experience to the city
TI Cycles of India, part of the Rs. 7300
crores conglomerate Murugappa Group, announced the launch of their
unique bicycle and fitness equipment store, 'BSA GO' in Thane today. The
1170 sq. ft., 'BSA GO' store licensed to Thanawalla Cycles Pvt Ltd and
located at Eternity Mall, Shop No S-9, 2nd Floor, BS Marg, Thane West is
first of its kind in Mumbai.
A one-stop premium store for all bicycling and fitness
equipment requirements, BSA Go promotes cycling as a health and
lifestyle option to discerning consumers.
Commenting on the BSA Go store concept, said Mr. G
Ramprasad, President, TI Cycles of India, "As a category leader, TI
Cycles has always innovated and set the trend in the bicycling industry.
With the changing retail landscape and consumer shopping habits, we
believe that it is necessary to re-define the bicycle shopping
experience in the country. The BSA-Go stores aim to do this and also set
a new benchmark that is on par with international stores"
BSA Go stores display a wide range of BSA & Hercules
brands of bicycles and BSA Workouts. The trained store staff can help
consumer choose the right bike and right fitness equipments. Another
interesting feature of the stores is that consumer can not only 'touch
and feel', but also 'TRY' the bikes of their choice on an in-built test
track.
On the inauguration of the Thane Store Mr G Ramprasad,
President, TI Cycles said, "We are constantly pushing newer
frontiers in the industry and these premium retail stores form a key
part of our growth strategy. We believe the unique design and the wide
product range available will set these stores apart and make them the
preferred destination for bicycles and fitness products in Thane."
One of the most professionally managed organizations in
the bicycle industry, TI CYCLES OF INDIA markets Hercules and BSA brand
of bicycles and BSA Fitness equipments and are leaders in the special or
fancy segment of bicycles in the country.
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