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Press Release - X-Tream Clean Products announces new distributor of powersports cleaning products: Summit Racing Equipment

X-Tream Clean Products announces that Summit Racing Equipment of will be carrying the

X-Tream Clean Products line of cleaning solutions that are designed for the powersports and racing markets. Summit Racing Equipment brings years of experience and knowledge that will allow X-Tream Clean to introduce and broaden its customer base in the powersports and racing markets. “This is a huge step for the growth of our business and this will give us the full exposure we need to become a recognized player in the powersports industry. We greatly appreciate the opportunity that Summit Racing Equipment has given our company”, Mark Skerlak/Any Kerr X-Tream Clean Products. Products can be purchased through Summit Racing Equipment's three retail locations and online at www.summitracing.com.

About Summit Racing Equipment

For over 40 years, Summit Racing Equipment has set and reset the standard for fast shipping, customer service, and tech expertise. Since its start, Summit Racing has followed a simple formula: Give customers the parts they want at a fair price, deliver those parts fast, and back them with the best customer service on the planet. Summit Racing Equipment is the leading high performance parts and accessories company. Headquartered in Tallmadge, Ohio, the company has distribution centers and retail outlet stores in Tallmadge, Ohio; Sparks, Nevada; and McDonough, Georgia.

About X-Tream Clean

X-Tream Clean based in Charlotte, NC develops and markets cleaning products specifically designed for the powersports industry for motorcycles, ATVs, UTVs, karts, RC vehicles, bicycles and all related off-road, on-road and on-water machines. X-Tream Clean Products also manufactures a line of tire prep solutions for all dirt and asphalt racing applications called X-Factor Tire Preps.

For more information about products and general information please visit

X-Tream Clean Products – www.mxwash.com

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