Yamaha Teams up with One Industries in Latest Promotion
By: Jason Giacchino
Though perhaps not as critical as it is to our chopper-riding cousins, customization can be a big deal in the off-road world as well. Yamaha knows this and has recently unrolled a promotion that takes away any excuse for a lack of originality for sport ATV buyers.
The industry-first promotion teams Yamaha up with One Industries to give new buyers in select states the opportunity to order a free customizable graphics kit.
Unfortunately the offer is limited to only 9 states so far but depending on the success of the plan, more states may follow. For now, anyone in Arizona, California, Louisiana, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas and Washington who buys a new Raptor 700, YFZ450R, YFZ450X or Raptor 250 model ATV can order this free kit online at http://oneindustries.com/yamahaoneidpromo/.
There are seven unique kits available for each model in different colors, styles and designs. Riders even have the option to customize their own kit by adding their name or race number. Photos of the kits and more information about this limited time promotion is at: http://www.yamaha-motor.com/sport/atv/atvgraphics.aspx
“Yamaha sport ATV customers now have a new option to customize their rides with an exclusive One Industries design,” said Steve Nessl, Yamaha ATV/SxS marketing manager. “As the leader in the sport ATV market, Yamaha is always looking for innovative ways to offer our customers something different. This new promotion with One gives Yamaha riders an exclusive, free option not offered anywhere else.”
During the initial promotion, new Yamaha sport ATV buyers who make their purchase by December 28, 2010, will qualify. Ordering at http://oneindustries.com/yamahaoneidpromo/ is simple and requires only a vehicle identification number and Yamaha warranty registration. The only costs are a shipping and handling fee upon purchase. The promotion is good for all new 2011 and prior year Raptor 700, YFZ450R, YFZ450X and Raptor 250 models.
What do you think about the Yamaha’s graphics kit? Let us know here!