April 18, 2013

Fans Compete for a Chance to Win an ATV Logic Hi-Capacity Pack Valued at $129.99!

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ATV Logic announces the “I love My ATV!” photo contest on the Airhead Facebook page. ATV enthusiasts compete by submitting an original photograph of themselves, a friend, or a family member with an ATV along with a caption explaining why they love their ATV so much. Early entries showing ATVs in the snow, in rivers, in the mud, and in the desert truly illustrate why people love ATVs so much. The contest can be found on the Airhead website or Facebook page at Facebook.com/AirheadWatersports. It began on Wednesday, April 3rd and will run through Sunday, April 28th, so there is still time to enter!

ATVLogic_ll The Grand Prize, our ATV Logic Hi-Capacity Pack in Mossy Oak Break-Up, can be used on the front or rear rack of most ATVs. It features a spacious 30” x 12” x 12” padded compartment with storm flaps to keep moisture out. The heavy duty liner keeps your gear safe or your food and drinks nice and cold. The stylish Mossy Oak Break-Up pattern is a perennial favorite with outdoors enthusiasts. Two runners up will receive limited edition Airhead t-shirts.

ATV Logic offers the highest quality ATV accessories designed to store your gear and to protect you and your ATV as you enjoy the outdoors. Available worldwide both online and at ATV and scooter dealers, ATV Logic cases and covers are indispensible accessories for the ATV enthusiast.

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