Monday, 10 January 2011

“2X2 Cycles Launches First-of-its-Kind Motorcycle Bicycle Rack”

“2X2 Cycles Launches First-of-its-Kind Motorcycle Bicycle Rack”

2X2 Cycles Launches First-of-its-Kind Motorcycle Bicycle Rack

Posted: 10 Jan 2011 10:18 AM PST

Chapel Hill, NC (PRWEB) January 10, 2011

2X2 Cycles announced today that it has launched its highly anticipated "Motorcycle Bicycle Rack" – opening up a whole new world of adventure for motorcycle and bicycle enthusiasts around the world.

Designed with durability, safety and adventure in mind, the 2X2 Cycles Motorcycle Bicycle Rack is a unique, patented rack, that gives the user the freedom to safely and securely attach their road bike or mountain bicycle to the back of their motorcycle without any discernable change to the riding characteristics of the motorcycle.

"The idea for the 2X2 Cycles Bicycle Rack came out of pure necessity," said Garrett Blake, Inventor and CEO of 2X2 Cycles. I didn't want to drive my 15-mpg truck to far-away bike trails and charity rides, and miss out on some great road rides without the motorcycle. Nor did I want to ride my motorcycle somewhere and see all those great trails and have no bicycle to use. I knew this rack would truly open up a whole new world of adventure to motorcycle enthusiasts around the world."

Handcrafted in the USA, the 2X2 Cycles Bicycle Rack is available for most motorcycle models and bicycle types and ships worldwide. There is also a Golf Club Carrier Rack for motorcycle golf enthusiasts and a line of other motorcycle accessories. For more information visit http://www.2X2cycles.com.

About 2X2 Cycles
Located in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 2X2 Cycles was born out of the desire to give motorcycle enthusiasts a way to enjoy the best of both worlds, not having to choose between riding their bicycle or motorcycle, or golf or riding their motorcycle. As a fabulous bonus, this innovative product helps us do our part in lowering our carbon footprint and using less oil products when we use this rack to carry our bike or golf clubs to our next destination.

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