Bikes from the Cape Epic winners roll into Switzerland | Ride MTB

Bikes from the Cape Epic winners roll into Switzerland

Urs Huber and Karl Platt won the Cape Epic this March - on bikes from the German manufacturer Bulls. These mountain bikes were previously not available in Switzerland. But that is now changing.

The two German bicycle brands Bulls and Pegasus from the German dealer association ZEG will be supplied to Swiss specialist dealers for the first time from this spring. The newly founded Bulls Swiss AG is responsible for sales under the management of the two experienced industry professionals Stefan and Marco Schär. They previously worked for Bergamont and are now responsible for setting up a sales network for Bulls and Pegasus in the Swiss specialist bike trade.

Different conditions than in Germany

According to a press release, Swiss specialist dealers can start working with Bulls and Pegasus quickly and easily: Unlike in Germany, membership of a dealer association such as ZEG is not a prerequisite for being supplied with bikes from the two brands.

Presentation at the Bike Days

Bulls and Pegasus will make a prominent appearance shortly after entering the market: The new sales company will be present at the Bike Days from May 20-22, 2016 with the highlights of the two brands and present itself to end customers and potential business partners.

And the bikes?

The Bulls range comprises almost 250 types of bike for various areas of use: In addition to competition-ready mountain bikes and racing bikes, Bulls also offers bikes to ambitious leisure riders and sporty commuters as well as children. E-bikes are also important at Bulls: in 2016, the range already includes over 40 models with drives from Bosch and Brose, including full-suspension mountain bikes. With Pegasus bikes, the focus is on everyday and leisure bikes, with around 70 models also featuring e-bikes with Bosch drives.

www.bulls.de
www.pegasus-bikes.de


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