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Cycle Sorcery Motorcycle Superstores' Nashville Grand Opening

8 June 1999

Ricochet, Montgomery Gentry and George Hamilton V Rev Up June 13

       

    NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Cycle Sorcery Motorcycle Superstores opens its Nashville showroom 
with a free bike show and concert featuring Ricochet, Montgomery Gentry and 
George Hamilton V on Sunday, June 13.  Cycle Sorcery is located at 100 Oaks Mall, 
721 Thompson Lane.  Bike show begins at noon, concert starts at 4:00 P.M.

    The grand opening of Cycle Sorcery's sixth superstore is considered the
unofficial kick-off this year's International Fan Fair.  Cycle Sorcery's
Damien Da Costa says, "It is a natural to bring our superstore to Nashville.
Our commitment to quality craftsmanship and our customer is evident in the
growing number of stores we are opening across the country,  What better way
to open our Nashville store than have our friends, Ricochet, Montgomery Gentry
and George Hamilton V do it for us."

    Ricochet and Montgomery Gentry currently ride custom bikes provided by
Cycle Sorcery.  Ricochet's bikes are built by Cycle Sorcery's "Independence
Express" and American Eagle Motorcycle Company builds Montgomery Gentry's
bikes.  The bikes can be seen in Ricochet's "Seven Bridges Road" video and are
on display in specified tour markets.

    The bike show is free and open to all makes of motorcycles.  The show will
be held in classes, makes and models with an awards ceremony to be held prior
to the concert.

    Country music radio station 98 WSIX is co-promoting the event.  Wrangler,
Kerr Leather and NASCAR Children's Charities will be on hand, as well as
100 Oaks Mall vendors.

                              Schedule of Events
                      721 Thompson Lane (100 Oaks Mall)

    Mid Morning     Christian Bikers Gathering

    11:00 A.M.      Bike Show Registration

    NOON            Bike Show Begins

    4:00 P.M.       George Hamilton V

    4:45 P.M.       Montgomery Gentry

    6:00 P.M.       Ricochet

        For further information on how to register for the bike show, media
    requests or Cycle Sorcery, please contact Jules Wortman at Wortman Works,
    (615) 259-0035.