BH Bikes, one of the oldest and most prestigious European bicycle brands, will be represented by the Motorlease Group in Cape Town from 1 September 2015.
BH G7 Disc Dura Ace
BH Lynx 4.8 Carbon 29″ 9.7
BH Ultimate 9.9 29″
BH need no introduction when it comes to road and time trial bikes. Their heritage and 97 years of experience leave no doubt as to their achievements. It is therefore no surprise that BH mountain bikes were consistently in the top 5 spots in the 2015 UCI MTB World Cup series.
The latest range of road and mountain bikes will be available from the new Concept Store in Cape Town and selected dealers around the country, including the popular “Easy Motion” e-bike that has been selling so well.
Our aim is to stock a range that we think will suit most needs, but in the event of a special order we will airfreight items in to avoid compromise, no matter what the budget may be.
To further enhance the buying experience, BH have partnered with ABSA and Motorlease to offer finance on any purchase where capital borrowed exceeds R15,000. Couple this to a potential trade-in offer and you have a winner.
Ray Wilson, Director of the Motorlease group
We intend to do what we always have done in this business, and put BH to the test by, “Race on Sunday, Sell on Monday”. Our Easy Motion e-bikes have already proven to be robust, capable and exciting. They have gone way beyond expectation and right now, our Easy Motion 29ER dual-sus is doing recce of next year’s ABSA Cape Epic.
Over the past 25 years, our group and staff have been sponsoring and participating in all sorts of motorsport, particularly car and motorbike racing. We thrive on competition both at work and play, so it comes as no surprise we find ourselves eager to compete both in the industry and on the track.
Concept Store launch: For those Cape Town based see the invite below to the opening on Wednesday, 2 September 2015.
New Rockshox RS1? Maybe I missed the announcement?
I see its called the RS1 RL Air on BH's website, which doesn't sound very different. Less offset at the crown, and more offset down by the bottom of the stanchions?