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Industry giant the Motorcycle Aftermarket Group (MAG) is not a name that motorcycle enthusiasts are usually familiar with, but the family of brands that the company owns certainly is:
Kuryakyn
J&P Cycles
Vance & Hines
Tucker Rocky
Biker's Choice
Progressive Suspension
Burly
Motorcycle Superstore
Performance Machine
Roland Sands Design
Renthal handlebars
Mustang Seats
Motorcycle USA
...and more.
Successful people build each other up. They motivate, inspire and push each other. Unsuccessful people just hate, blame and complain.
Sad but it appears more of a "ploy" to declare and then re-organize under the bankruptcy laws and become profitable down the road...Hope it all works out for those involved....Ride safeOriginally Posted by Phantom
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Industry giant the Motorcycle Aftermarket Group (MAG) is not a name that motorcycle enthusiasts are usually familiar with, but the family of brands that the company owns certainly is:
Kuryakyn
J&P Cycles
Vance & Hines
Tucker Rocky
Biker's Choice
Progressive Suspension
Burly
Motorcycle Superstore
Performance Machine
Roland Sands Design
Renthal handlebars
Mustang Seats
Motorcycle USA
...and more.
The Kuryakyn building in Somerset, WI. has been for sale for a long time...yet they were recently looking for a VP of Sales...
https://www.asphaltandrubber.com/new...-11-refinance/
Industry giant the Motorcycle Aftermarket Group (MAG) is not a name that motorcycle enthusiasts are usually familiar with, but the family of brands that the company owns certainly is:
Kuryakyn
J&P Cycles
Vance & Hines
Tucker Rocky
Biker's Choice
Progressive Suspension
Burly
Motorcycle Superstore
Performance Machine
Roland Sands Design
Renthal handlebars
Mustang Seats
Motorcycle USA
...and more.
J&P had a big booth at the IMS show in NYC. Hard to believe they would put big $ into a trade show when under bankruptcy
Normally I would agree with you.... before January 2017 when Victory announced they were closing the doors.
The real sad news is that the Loch Ness in Somerset has been closed for many years...
Bingo...But the Cajun Club is still open and three miles down the road...LOL
A buddy from my Army days used to live in the backyard of that place. You know Bob Kapaun?
Well, if you are going to survive after Chapter 11 you need to get some serious sales revenue going!
Name does not sound familiar...as i am right there also
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