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One of the largest online retailers of motorcycle and ATV parts just got bigger. MR Cycles of Asheville, N.C. has just announced they'sre breaking ground for a new building. It will be an addition to their already large four-line brick and mortar motorcycle and ATV dealership in the gorgeous mountains of Western North Carolina.



MR Cycles was originally incorporated in December of 1983. The next several years offered growth that enabled them to pick up Kawasaki, Suzuki and Yamaha. In 1997 they built a new dealership at 774 Hendersonville Rd, Asheville. In 2002 MR Cycles began an aggressive online campaign that'ss helped them net several factory awards for volume motorcycle and ATV parts sales. They'sve also been an award winning participant in the Pediatric Brain Foundation'ss Ride For Kids, claiming top spots in donations for a single dealer.



MR Cycles new addition will contribute an additional 14,286 square feet to a building that already sprawls 26,000 square feet. Adding over 50% more space will make them one of the largest motorcycle and ATV dealership - showrooms in the southeast at over 40,000 square feet. The showroom, parts department, service department, shipping, receiving and warehouse, will all enjoy some of the extra space. A new floor plan will distribute the extra room in a manner that expands all departments. This will help streamline product flow and improve efficiency for all departments, including departments that support their popular discount retail website, mrcycles.com.



Contact Information:



MR Cycles (800) 359-0567

774 Hendersonville Rd

Asheville, NC 28715

www.mrcycles.com






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