Yodo Agency Partners with Transition Bikes to Assist with Sales representation
Friday, December 14th, 2007
Ferndale, WA - October 18th, 2007 — Rider owned bike company, Transition Bikes announces a partnership with Yodo Agency, a division of Yodo Distribution to provide sales representation in selected provinces in Canada. Transition Bikes will continue to do all their own distribution into Canada. Yodo will cover all provinces except for British Columbia which Transition Bikes will continue to service. All existing Transition dealers in all provinces outside of BC will have the choice of dealing directly with Transition Bikes or with Yodo.
“Prices will not increase as a matter of fact due to the strong Canadian dollar, Transition Bikes are at the best value they have ever been and prices have actually dropped. We selected Yodo to assist us with sales representation because they are based out of Quebec and have a very strong eastern Canada dealer network. Yodo’s superb customer service is another reason we decided to go with them to help us in areas impossible for us to get to says Kevin Menard, owner of Transition Bikes.
Yodo Distribution was founded by Paul Nichol and Dominique Forcier in 2000 with a mandate to import and distribute high end gear specific to Downhill and Freeride. Yodo expanded its mandate in 2006 to incorporate Yodo Agency, a representation service designed to assist small manufacturer with sales and customer service.
Yodo Agency can be reached at their toll free number 1-800-745-2415 or at www.yodobike.com info@yodobike.com
Transition Bikes is a rider owned company based out of Ferndale Washington. Started by Kyle Young and Kevin Menard in 2002, Transition Bikes has grown tremendously from a reputation of building solid Freeride bikes designed by people that ride day in and day out and know what real riders want. Transition bikes now have nine bikes to choose from to meet specific rider’s needs as well as a full line of components.
For More information: www.transitionbikes.com info@transitionbikes.com
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