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| Firefox opens bike station | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Nov 19: Cycling is healthy, adventurous and eco-friendly and as such cycling fever is catching up apace in all major cities in India, and Jammu cannot be left behind. Firefox, India’s finest biking company is set to sprinkle ‘joy of biking’ among the zestful consumers of Jammu by launching its spectacular bike station at Ace engineers, National Highway, Gangyal, Jammu after the successful launch of exclusive bike stations across 22 Indian cities, taking the total no. of bike stations to 50.
“Cycling has its own charm and charisma, and to spread out the cycling fervor among budding cyclists and amateurs we are elated to launch our splendid collection of bikes in Jammu to expand the city with rapidly spreading urban biking culture,” said Shiv Inder Singh, Managing Director, Firefox Bikes Pvt. Ltd.
Singh said, “The Company expects to increase the sales growth to 60,000 bikes a year by year 2011 from 24,000 presently.
Firefox is setting trends in the biking market by brining international standard bikes to India and giving an experience of world-class biking. Firefox Bikes Pvt. Ltd ids also the exclusive distributor for TREK bikes in India. Trek is a world’s leading bicycle brand combined together Firefox and Trek offers a complete range to the Indian Consumer of all age segment.
At its bike station in Jammu, FIREFOX offers some of the collest accessories that include helmets; locks; gloves; water bottles; pumps etc. along with hi-tech series of velocity machines that comes equipped with features like light weight alloy frame, gears, dual suspension systems, quick release and disc brakes enough to raise the pulse of every speed lover.
The price range starts at Rs. 2,500/- for kids and goes upto Rs. 27,000/- for an adult bike.
The Firefox bike stations are already widespread in the rest of India with its outlets present in Delhi, Hyderabad, Chandigarh, Goa, Kochi, Udaipur, Pune, Amritsar, Ahmedabad and now in Jammu.
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