Pro Italia Raffles a New Triumph Steve McQueen Edition to Benefit American Red Cross2012-07-23 18:28Pro Italia Motorcycles, one of the foremost sport bike dealers in the country, located in Glendale, California, announced today that as of August 1 it will be carrying Triumph motorcycles. Triumph will join Pro Italia’s current lines of Ducati, Aprilia, MV Agusta and Moto Guzzi to provide riders with the widest range of great European machines of deep heritage and outstanding character. Bill Nation, Dealer Principal of Pro Italia, noted that "we spent a lot of time meeting with Triumph staff, talking with Triumph customers and dealers, and reviewing the current line of bikes. We are very impressed with the breadth of their lineup, with the performance and reliability of their bikes, and with their ‘dealer friendliness.’ To top it off, the Triumph model line has a broad range of prices and so provides more people with an opportunity to ride great bikes." Bill continued, "Pro Italia will be opening a dedicated Triumph store, Pro Italia Triumph, at 3600 North Verdugo Road, just three blocks away from our current location. Pro Italia Triumph will open in August and Pro Italia Triumph online shopping (www.store.proitalia.com) will open August 1. We'll be carrying a full line of Triumph parts, accessories and apparel online and in the new store. And, of course, Triumph riders will be getting the same great service that all Pro Italia customers expect. Needless to say, we are thrilled to be carrying Triumph along with our other great brands." About Pro Italia Motorcycles: Pro Italia specializes in the European Motorcycling experience, carrying Aprilia, Ducati, Moto Guzzi, MV Agusta and Triumph motorcycles, providing renowned service and offering a broad array of apparel, parts and accessories. Pro Italia is located at the base of Angeles Crest Highway in Glendale, California (Los Angeles) and is a prime destination for sport bike enthusiasts in Southern California. www.proitalia.com www.store.proitalia.com. Source: Proitalia Click here to visit our forums to discuss this story |
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