With full RRPs, 50/50 online/IBD payment, and 5000 SKUs, the ultimatepursuits site has gone live. BikeBiz BBS contributors are raving about it and now Singletrackworld.com has gone public on the site's launch. There's tons more publicity to come, promises Madison.
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