iXi Bike Announces First Retail Shop

iXi Bike Announces First Retail Shop

Foxboro, MA (PRWEB) May 18, 2005

Delta Cycle, US Distributors of the innovative new iXi Bike (http://www.ixibike.com), announced availability of the bike from alternative transportation retailer, Emerging Vehicles LLC.

“Emerging Vehicles is the destination of choice for Boston-area consumers looking for new and exciting modes of transport. We are especially excited about Emerging Vehicles’ showroom in Cambridge; with all the press covering iXi, many potential consumers will be very excited to ride and feel an iXi.” says Jeff Greenstein, director of Sales & Marketing at Delta Cycle Corporation, US distributor for the iXi bike.

About iXi Bike

The revolutionary design features of the iXi bike have been the subject of media attention with articles appearing in a number of national publications, like Business Week, New York Magazine,& Men’s Health. iXi was part of Donum Gift’s 2005 Oscar gift bags and was featured on NBC’s ‘Today Show’ The iXi retails for $ 1,289. The iXi comes with a one-year manufacturer’s warranty; ten-year warranty on the frame and the iXi Drive Belt™ is warranted to last five years or 5,000 miles.

The iXi is available in the USA from Performance Bike Shops (http://www.performancebike.com), Amazon.com, Vivavi.com, http://www.emergingvehicles.com and the company’s website http://www.ixibike.com. Distributed in the United States by Delta Cycle Corporation based in Foxboro, Massachusetts, the bike has been developed by the iXi Bicycle Company based in Bermuda.

About Emerging Vehicles

Emerging Vehicles of Cambridge, MA was founded in 2004 to be the Boston Area resource for “Environmentally Advanced” vehicles. Some of the vehicles available for sale include the new iXi Bike, Oxygen electric motorscooters, TidalForce electric bikes, and other vehicle brands designed to move people safely, cleanly and efficiently in commuting and other daily travel. The Company maintains a vehicle gallery and sales office at the Cambridge Innovation Center, located at One Broadway, Kendall Square, Cambridge, MA. Members of the public are invited to visit and enjoy a TryRide on one or more vehicles. See http://www.emergingvehicles.com for more.

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