Montana Cycling and Ski Announces Launch of Enhanced, Redesigned Website
Montana Cycling & Ski's new website hopes to appeal to local and out-of-state shoppers with richer content, featured products and advice, community events, cycling tips and links, videos and special promotions.
Billings, MT, September 26, 2010 --(PR.com)-- www.montanacycling.com
To compliment their state-of-the-art brick and mortar 12,000-ft shop and showroom, Mountaina Cycling and Ski has announced the debut of its newly designed website: http://www.montanacycling.com/. The new site hopes to appeal to local and out-of-state shoppers with richer content, featured products and advice, community events, cycling tips and links, videos and special promotions.
“Montana Cycling and Ski is quickly becoming the premier bicycle and ski retail and service destination in Montana,” explains Managing Director Dan Austin. Located at the corner of Shiloh Rd. and King Avenue in Billings, the built-green facility opened its doors in May 2010 and already it is carving out an impressive share of the market, claims Austin.
“A prominent web presence is an integral part of the overall plan,” said Austin. “The site is already quite robust but we are planning a number of additional enhancements over the months to come.”
The website currently has over 100 different bike models featured. There is descriptive content about all of the different lines the store carries so visitors can do their research and comparisons before coming to the store for a test ride.
Over time more items including accessories, clothing and ski and snowboard gear and products will be added. Coming soon will be a virtual tour of the store, and more in-depth information about local rides and events.
Part of the Montana Cycling and Ski mission is to be engaged and involved in the community in the promotion of a healthy lifestyle. A 1,200 sq ft community center was included in the store and is available for group events and meetings from non-profits and cycling clubs, to educational public multimedia presentations, all of which will be announced on its website.
While promoting its own “cruiser club” rides and other sponsored outings, the store and website will also keep riders informed on special local and statewide events such as Peaks to Prairie, Big Sky State Games, Dash for Dog Parks, the Bike MS Ride and the 2010 Park-2-Park Montana Ride.
See the Events page: http://montanacycling.com/about/events-pg82.htm.
On Sunday, October 10, 2010 from 10 am - 4 pm at their at 824 Shiloh Crossing Blvd location, Montana Cycling and Ski will host an Anniversary Celebration with live music and free food commemorating their first season in business. During the event, 10% of sales will go to the Bicycles 4 Humanity Montana Chapter. In addition, usable bikes brought in to donate will be given to Bicycles 4 Humanity Montana Chapter, and patrons will receive 20% off purchases at the store. Bicycles for Humanity (B4H), serves as a nonprofit organization that empowers people to improve their quality of life through donated bicycles.
Complementing its sense of community, Montana Cycling and Ski also invites website visitors to join their growing Facebook family http://www.facebook.com/montanacycling.
There are currently over 1,130 fans of the company Facebook page which is continuing to experience an average of 10-20 new sign-ups per week.
About Montana Cycling and Ski
Montana’s newest state-of-the-art cycling and ski center offers top-end sales, service, rentals and repairs to the metro and surrounding Billings, Montana community. Built “green” to LEED standards with the community cyclist and skier in mind, the center also features a community center. A primary focus is placed on educating Billings youth on the joy and benefits of a healthy lifestyle, encouraging them to ride, ski, snowboard and be active.
For more information go to: http://www.montanacycling.com/ or call 877-MTCYCLN. Fans may also follow them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/montanacycling.
For Media Inquiries Please Contact:
Dave Wiggins / d.wiggins@comcast.net / 303.554.8821
Contact:
Montana Cycling and Ski
824 Shiloh Crossing Blvd
(Corner of Shiloh Rd. and King Avenue)
Billings, MT 59102
877-MTCYCLN / 406-534-0430
info@montanacycling.com
www.montanacycling.com
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To compliment their state-of-the-art brick and mortar 12,000-ft shop and showroom, Mountaina Cycling and Ski has announced the debut of its newly designed website: http://www.montanacycling.com/. The new site hopes to appeal to local and out-of-state shoppers with richer content, featured products and advice, community events, cycling tips and links, videos and special promotions.
“Montana Cycling and Ski is quickly becoming the premier bicycle and ski retail and service destination in Montana,” explains Managing Director Dan Austin. Located at the corner of Shiloh Rd. and King Avenue in Billings, the built-green facility opened its doors in May 2010 and already it is carving out an impressive share of the market, claims Austin.
“A prominent web presence is an integral part of the overall plan,” said Austin. “The site is already quite robust but we are planning a number of additional enhancements over the months to come.”
The website currently has over 100 different bike models featured. There is descriptive content about all of the different lines the store carries so visitors can do their research and comparisons before coming to the store for a test ride.
Over time more items including accessories, clothing and ski and snowboard gear and products will be added. Coming soon will be a virtual tour of the store, and more in-depth information about local rides and events.
Part of the Montana Cycling and Ski mission is to be engaged and involved in the community in the promotion of a healthy lifestyle. A 1,200 sq ft community center was included in the store and is available for group events and meetings from non-profits and cycling clubs, to educational public multimedia presentations, all of which will be announced on its website.
While promoting its own “cruiser club” rides and other sponsored outings, the store and website will also keep riders informed on special local and statewide events such as Peaks to Prairie, Big Sky State Games, Dash for Dog Parks, the Bike MS Ride and the 2010 Park-2-Park Montana Ride.
See the Events page: http://montanacycling.com/about/events-pg82.htm.
On Sunday, October 10, 2010 from 10 am - 4 pm at their at 824 Shiloh Crossing Blvd location, Montana Cycling and Ski will host an Anniversary Celebration with live music and free food commemorating their first season in business. During the event, 10% of sales will go to the Bicycles 4 Humanity Montana Chapter. In addition, usable bikes brought in to donate will be given to Bicycles 4 Humanity Montana Chapter, and patrons will receive 20% off purchases at the store. Bicycles for Humanity (B4H), serves as a nonprofit organization that empowers people to improve their quality of life through donated bicycles.
Complementing its sense of community, Montana Cycling and Ski also invites website visitors to join their growing Facebook family http://www.facebook.com/montanacycling.
There are currently over 1,130 fans of the company Facebook page which is continuing to experience an average of 10-20 new sign-ups per week.
About Montana Cycling and Ski
Montana’s newest state-of-the-art cycling and ski center offers top-end sales, service, rentals and repairs to the metro and surrounding Billings, Montana community. Built “green” to LEED standards with the community cyclist and skier in mind, the center also features a community center. A primary focus is placed on educating Billings youth on the joy and benefits of a healthy lifestyle, encouraging them to ride, ski, snowboard and be active.
For more information go to: http://www.montanacycling.com/ or call 877-MTCYCLN. Fans may also follow them on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/montanacycling.
For Media Inquiries Please Contact:
Dave Wiggins / d.wiggins@comcast.net / 303.554.8821
Contact:
Montana Cycling and Ski
824 Shiloh Crossing Blvd
(Corner of Shiloh Rd. and King Avenue)
Billings, MT 59102
877-MTCYCLN / 406-534-0430
info@montanacycling.com
www.montanacycling.com
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Montana Cycling and Ski
Dave Wiggins
406-534-0430
www.montanacycling.com
Dave Wiggins
406-534-0430
www.montanacycling.com
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