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SRAM expands distribution in Germany
MEMMINGEN, Germany – To enlarge the distribution channel in Germany, SRAM has chosen Epple Bike Parts as its new partner. Epple Bike Parts will, on top of Hartje and Sport Import, distribute and service the brands SRAM, Avid and Truvativ parts in Germany as of 1 July 2007.
“The demand for our products and service in Germany has been growing significantly over the last few years”, says Robert Priest, SRAM Global After Market Manager.
“To offer comprehensive service and have readily available stock levels we chose Epple Bike Parts as our third distribution partner in Germany”, says Priest.
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