DISTRIBUTION NEWS Three come at once for Raleigh and ML
Nottinghamshire distributor adds PH neutral High 5 alternative, Burley trailers and Galius Moore Large ups BMX race stocks with Promax and sister label Box, as well as adding Super B tools
By Mark Sutton
RALEIGH: OTE SPORTS, GALIUS AND BURLEY The first of the distribution deal trios comes from Raleigh, which has added nutrition label OTE, chamois and embrocation brand Galius and Burley trailers to its line-up. Having steadily grown its profile
through strong reviews and an easily palatable pH neutral formula, OTE Sports is blended in the UK and offers bars, gels and powders. Raleigh will also be offering point of sale material with a £300 stock in package. The majority of bike enthusiasts out
there will have come across Burley, especially those with young kids. Again, Raleigh has some great stock in details, which you can read about on page 34. 01773 532600
MOORE LARGE: BOX COMPONENTS, SUPER B AND PROMAX Unveiled at Moore Large’s Geared trade
show, the distributor has a trio of new labels among its stocks. These are Box Components, Super B and Promax. Both Promax and Box produce racing
goods designed for BMX, with the former the covering the super-high-end and Box the mid-market goods. Stock is expected from both brands in March. Promax has also begun making moves into the mountain biking world, which you can read more about on page 30. 01332 274252
MDI, STRONGLIGHT AND CLARKS 25-year old distributor MDI has become an official distributor for Stronglight and
Clarks cables. Only account holder can access the site – if you're a dealer and would like a trade account with MDI head to
www.mdib2b.co.uk. The firm says that orders placed before
4pm are sent on a 24-hour service (UK mainland only).
www.mdib2b.co.uk
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