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The zubors, father and son, opened their first Motoshop in
1994. What followed would be hard to top.
Today Motoshop Servis offers many more vehicles in the
“leisure mobility” category.
was now plenty of space. Yamaha models are displayed
on the ground floor of the first of the two buildings. The
ground floor of the second building houses the Kawasaki
and KTM lines along with a generously proportioned
accessory shop selling spare parts, gear, and of course the
complete MOTOREX MOTO-LINE. As a result of this expansion
strategy, the company has generated sufficient
cash flow to survive the crisis. Thus Motoshop Zubor
literally made a virtue of necessity, becoming Slovakia’s
largest motorcycle dealer despite the difficult times.
QUALItY AS pHILoSopHY
Motoshop Zubor’s eight employees often cite MOTOREX
as an outstanding example of innovation and quality.
Partnering with KTM has proven to be a great way to
raise the MOTOREX brand’s international profile. Most
of the new motorcycles sold in Slovakia are for leisure
use, so bikers have high expectations of the lubricants
and care products they use. “Price is certainly an important
factor in the decision to buy,” Radomir Zubor told
us, “but quality does have its price, and that’s why our
customers come to us!”
popULAR MotoR SpoRtS
Motor sports have always enjoyed a prominent place
in Slovakia and were one of the most popular types
of sport even before the breakup of Czechoslovakia in
MOTOREX MAGAzINE I DECEMBER 2011
With passion and self-assurance, Radomir zubor has built the biggest
motorcycle and power sport shop in Slovakia.
1993. Radomir Zubor has long been drawn to anything
that has an engine and rumbles. It’s no wonder that his
stock in trade includes not only motorcycles but also
quads, jet skis and snowmobiles. The 38-year-old is an
avid snowmobiler in his own leisure time. Motoshop
Servis is an active sponsor of motor sports with outstanding
infrastructure and a presence at many exhibitions.
Specialized shop departments include a 24-hour
service unit with a repair truck.
ReADY FoR tHe FUtURe
Motoshop Zubor currently sells roughly 10% of all new
motorcycles in Slovakia. As a known factor, it supplies
not only the booming city of Banská Bystrica (200 km
east of Bratislava), but also more remote parts of the
country. The central location of Slovakia’s sixth-biggest
city, surrounded by mountains, is a great advantage.
The local landscape offers plentiful opportunities to test
offroad vehicles under real-world conditions.
Other leading motorcycle manufacturers have also expressed
a keen interest in working with Zubor, and the
company’s sunny future seems assured. Just recently
Zubor signed a deal to add Honda to the major makes
the company represents. •
www.motoshopzubor.sk
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