AIRHAWK?, Belleville, Illinois-based manufacturer of support surface products for consumer applications, congratulates Ryan Sloan, Molinda Ellis and Craig Owens on winning AIRHAWK Comfort Seating Systems as part of their first, sixth and 23rd place prize packages in the recent Revive Your Ride! WIN BIG Spring Giveaway promotion. Created and funded by the Aftermarket members of the Motorcycle Industry Council, the Revive Your Ride! WIN BIG Spring Giveaway was designed specifically to build excitement for two-wheeling and to bring the riding community back to motorcycle, ATV, side x side, service and aftermarket retailers.
AIRHAWK is one of dozens of Motorcycle Industry Council aftermarket companies that helped make this year?s promotion bigger and better than ever with its donation of a three AIRHAWK Comfort Seating Systems. The winners of AIRHAWK?s prizes are Ryan Sloan from Page Arizona, and a patron of Page Honda, Molinda Ellis from Ocala, Florida, and Craig Owens from Ft. Meyers, Florida, and a patron of Horney?s Cycle Shop.
?Congratulations to Ryan Sloan, Molinda Ellis, Craig Owens, and dealers Page Honda and Horney?s Cycle Shop,? said Steve Peyton, AIRHAWK Director of Sales. ?We?re proud to have been a part of this year?s WIN BIG Spring Giveaway. Like last year, this promotion was a huge success, creating excitement about riding and bringing new and existing customers back into dealers.?
Revive Your Ride!, the industry?s first-ever collective promotional campaign, began in 2010. This year?s Revive Your Ride! WIN BIG Spring Giveaway Grand Prize was a $ 5,000 pre-paid debit card. In addition to the Grand Prize, more than 100 products were donated by Motorcycle Industry Council aftermarket member companies for giveaways, ranging from leather jackets and helmets to windshields and saddlebags to magazine subscriptions and much more.
AIRHAWK motorcycle cushions provide the effective pressure redistribution with interconnected air cells. A new cell design in the AIRHAWK? R provides added comfort to address specific pressure areas. All AIRHAWK motorcycle comfort seating systems come with a non-skid cover and straps for securing it to the rider?s bike seat. AIRHAWK cushions use shape fitting technology? and are fully adjustable and customizable to each rider to double the ride time, guaranteed.
?Congratulations to everyone who participated in the Revive Your Ride! promotion this year,? said Frank Esposito, MIC aftermarket committee chair. ?Thanks to our Motorcycle Industry Council aftermarket members, this tremendous promotion again drove thousands of customers into dealerships everywhere. Although this was only the second year, we still saw a dramatic increase in participation from MIC member companies who donated $ 40,000 in cash, cool products and great services as giveaways. We are already looking forward to the fall promotion beginning October 1 through November 30 and hope to use the momentum from this promotion to make the next Revive Your Ride! event even better.?
AIRHAWK is a brand of The ROHO Group, based in Belleville, Illinois, that specializes in shape fitting technology, manufacturing cushion and support surface products for medical applications as well as for recreational and commercial vehicle use. For more information, visit AIRHAWK?s website at http://www.AIRHAWK.net or contact customer service at (800) 851-3449.
The Motorcycle Industry Council exists to preserve, protect and promote motorcycling through government relations, communications and media relations, statistics and research, aftermarket programs, development of data communications standards, and activities surrounding technical and regulatory issues. As a not-for-profit, national industry association, the MIC seeks to support motorcyclists by representing manufacturers and distributors of motorcycles, scooters, motorcycle/ATV/ROV parts and accessories, and members of allied trades such as insurance, finance and investment companies, media companies and consultants.
The Motorcycle Industry Council is headquartered in Irvine, Calif., with a government relations office adjacent to Washington, D.C. First called the MIC in 1970, the organization has been in operation since 1914. Visit the MIC at mic.org.
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