March 27, 2007
Dymag/Rennworx gets Seven from SEMA
For those keeping track, it's worth mentioning that Dymag and it's US distributor Rennworx took home not one but SEVEN awards from the recent SEMA show including the award for Best New International Product.
Read the Press Release for more details.
Now we just have to figure out what to do with all those lucite blocks!
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March 05, 2006
Oncycles' Dymag ordering system
Our online distribution partner Oncycles.com has released a new online configuration mini-site to take the confusion out of deciding which Dymag wheels are right for your ride. It's as easy as 1-2-3 and 4:
1. Select your bike make, model, year, and wheel position (front or rear) which you would like to configure.
2. Next, you will be presented with the wheel styles that are available for your bike.
3. After making your wheel style selection, you will select your size and sprocket number.
4. Finally, you will be asked to select from the available list of colors for your chosen wheel style.
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December 07, 2005
We also make spoked wheels
Did we tell you we also make spoke wheels too? Dymag is supplying wheels to the recently announced retro motocross and supercross bikes by British maker, CCM.
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November 28, 2005
dymag.com website refreshed
We just polished up the corporate Dymag site over the weekend. Included in the enhancements are:
Product Page- New section added for Customer Bike Gallery photos.
Products for Motorcycles and Products for Cars - We've updated the images and information about our products here and added more detail and a complete database to help you determine the proper rim size fitments.
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November 23, 2005
Online Catalog
oncycles.com has put up a detailed site which lists many of the Dymag wheels and their options. You can also order the wheels directly from them over the phone or contact them via email.
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August 13, 2005
Turbine Superbike sports Dymag
For just $150,000, you too can be the proud owner of a new, Rolls Royce Allison turbine-powered Superbike. 320 HP will get you up to 227 MPH, the MTT Y2K bike generates 425 ft/lbs of torque.
Dymag 17" wheels standard.
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May 17, 2005
KTM to supply Dymag on their new 950 Supermoto
Through an arrangement with KTM, the Austrian sportmotorbike maker, you can now purchase their new 950 Supermoto model with Dymag carbon fiber 5 spoke wheels. They also want to let you know that their top of the line 990 Super Duke can also be custom-fitted with these Dymag wheels through special order. Contact a KTM dealer for details.
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April 26, 2005
Dymag wheels chosen for Cadillac prototype
Not entirely related to our motorcycle riders but news we're proud of and thought you'd like to know. Dymag has been selected by General Motors as the wheel supplier for a "best-of-breed" Cadillac STS.
"We have challenged our engineers to take the best of today's vehicle technologies and integrate them with promising future technologies to demonstrate how they will function together in a real-world driving environment," said Jim Queen, GM vice president, Global Engineering and general chairperson of the 2005 SAE World Congress.
- General Motors Press Release
The 2-piece carbon fiber rims are fastened to its magnesium spokes with titanium bolts. This two-piece wheel is designed to be the lightest yet strongest wheel in production, which reduces unsprung weight improving acceleration, braking efficiency, handling and fuel consumption.
The prototype was designed for the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) which is celebrating 100 years in 2005.
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April 09, 2005
Dymag Wallpaper
Here's some cool wallpaper that you can download. Click on the image, then right-click to save the file.
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