Open Road Equipé: Sri Lanka’s first exclusive bike store

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Open Road Equipé, Sri Lanka’s first exclusive bike store, was opened recently at 422, Nawala Road, Rajagiriya, providing the public with access to high quality mountain bikes, road bikes and riding gear/related accessories. The store was opened in the presence of Bryan Chew – Wilier Distributor for Southeast Asia.

All products and equipment are manufactured to the highest standards of quality and design, catering to an ever increasing demand in the local market for a store of this nature. Open Road Equipé is the authorised dealer for Wilier bikes in Sri Lanka and offers Wilier and Merida frames running both Shimano and SRAM drive-trains to the mountain bike market as well as international competition standard Wilier road bikes with drive-trains from Shimano and FSA.

Tires from Vittoria and GEAX, Bell safety equipment and accessories, Giro helmets, Force gear, Blackburn and RavX accessories complement this range of high-end bikes. All products are derived from European and American catalogs, with the highest quality, safety standards and cutting edge designs.

Aimed at a discerning client base, Open Road Equipé’s business philosophy focuses on offering high quality merchandise matched with conscientious after-sales care and efficient professionalism.

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