ENVE Upgrade Program launched
The new ENVE Upgrade Program makes getting pair of premium U.S.-made wheels easier than ever before.
ENVE has announced its new ENVE Upgrade Program, a trade-in, trade-up program that allows anyone riding an ENVE or other brand carbon wheelset to trade it in, and upgrade to the latest ENVE M Series, G Series, or SES technologies. The upgrade program allows consumers to participate directly through ENVE’s website or through one of ENVE’s retail channel partners.
Options such as the M730 mountain bike wheel make the ENVE Upgrade Program enticing.
Here’s how the ENVE Upgrade Program works: For current ENVE owners, ENVE will offer a $1000 trade-in credit that can be applied toward any new ENVE wheelset. For consumers riding a non-ENVE brand carbon wheelset, ENVE is offering riders a $700 credit to be applied toward the purchase of a new ENVE wheelset of choice.
Participate and you’ll receive an upgrade credit toward any SES, M Series or G Series wheelset.
“In 2007 we shipped our first carbon wheelsets and effectively began pouring fuel on the carbon wheel wildfire by proving that carbon wheelsets could be everyday durable, light, and truly performance enhancing,” said Jake Pantone, VP Product and Consumer Experience. “Since then, everything has moved to carbon and just as in the days of alloy wheels, there are grades of quality in those products. Our message with the ENVE Upgrade Program is simply that not all carbon is created equal, and we want our people to have the best ride experience they can have on a bike.”
Road and mountain wheels are included in the ENVE Upgrade Program.
The ENVE Upgrade Program will run for a limited time, in the US only, and will expire on December 31, 2018. All ENVE product purchased through the upgrade program is backed by ENVE’s Factory Warranty, which includes incident protection that covers at no additional charge, any impact damage for as long as the product is in the original owner’s possession.
For more information visit www.enve.com.
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