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SIENNA DEV’T.-GOBLE KNEE CLINIC PARTNERS WITH SEVEN AND REYNOLDS
Utah’s Top Team Declares Selves “Best Equipped Amateur Team in the US!”
Salt Lake City, UT (Dec. 07, 2007)- The Sienna Development-Goble Knee Clinic Elite Cycling Team has forged a partnership with Seven Cycles, Reynolds Cycling and Canyon Bicycles of Salt Lake City for the 2007 and 2008 seasons. The team will be riding Seven’s Elium Race for all road events equipped with Reynolds’ carbon fiber wheels, handlebars, seatposts and other accessories. The Elium Race is a thoroughbred carbon-fiber and titanium competition bike with a temperament exclusively for road racing, crits, and competitive club rides. This partnership is largely due to the tireless work of Canyon Bicycles of Salt Lake City and is built upon their shared success with Seven and Reynolds. Canyon has been a top five US dealer for Seven each of the past six years and was the number two dealer in the US for 2006. Canyon has been aided by Seven and the use of Reynolds products to successfully establish a high-end niche market in Utah utilizing a completely custom approach which was applied for each team member.
The Sienna Development-Goble Knee Clinic team has demonstrated its inspiring ability to execute as a cohesive team throughout the 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2006 seasons. The results speak for themselves: The Sienna Development-Goble Knee Clinic team won 13 races in 2006 and claimed its fifth consecutive #1 Utah Cycling Association team ranking. The 2007 Men’s Elite Team will once again be comprised of 10 riders for regional and select national events. Depth, experience, and self-sacrifice characterize the team. Each rider has a firm commitment to cycling, to each other, and to the team’s partners: a winning combination that has taken the team to the top of the podium. “The team is almost giddy with anticipation to get on these bikes,” notes team member and former professional cyclist Ryan Barrett.
Contact: Marc Yap- 435.770.8020
Lrc.cycling@gmail.com
www.loganraceclub.