Sponsorships

Boarder X, DH, Pipe, Slopestyle, Dirt Jump, Mountain Cross, Trials, Other?
Willing to ride under our banner?

A Team
The Agents…an A Team member competes on an international, national, and regional level. We are building our team for 2008.

Team Manager

Lance Tueller - Training for Megavalanche, DS - Arrow Racing, The Agency Bike + Board

DMR 4X/DS Squad

Jason Blackford - DS/4X - The Agency Bike + Board
Cody Cocas - DS/4X - The Agency Bike + Board, Optic Nerve
Derek “The Dragon Slayer” - DH, DS, 4X - The Agency Bike + Board
Zachary Theriault - BMX, DS, 4X - The Agency Bike + Board, True Distributing, Sitch Enterprises, Grand Prix Motorsports, L.S.E. Speed Equipment, EVS Protection, Big O Tires of Golden

Gravity Gods

Allex McDaniel - DH, 4X - The Agency Bike + Board
Derek “The Dragon Slayer” - DH, DS, 4X - The Agency Bike + Board
David “Gimpy the Wonder Weasel” - DH - The Agency Bike + Board

G Team
Sponsorship for G Team may come through our manufacturer’s grassroots racer programs. Special packages at special prices allow us to help you compete with the finest equipment. B riders receive sponsorship through the shop or a specific brand in exchange for a race and/or event commitment. G team also includes privateers and trail builders.

G Squad

Chase Nelson - The Agency Bike + Board

For bicycle sponsorship please provide the following items:

  • Race/event resume
  • Proposed schedule of events
  • Headshot (any clear photo of your noggin will do)
  • Photos or descriptions of your bike(s)
  • Level of sponsorship you desire

For snowboard sponsorships please enclose the following:

  • Video of you riding
  • Race/event resume
  • Proposed schedule of events
  • Headshot (any clear photo of your noggin will do)
  • Descriptions of your boards(s)
  • Level of sponsorship you desire

Send packet to:
The Agency, LLC
Sponsor Me Please
5935 S. Zang St. Unit 11
Littleton, CO 80127

Some general tips on sponsorship - by TwentyThree20 Marketing
1. Ride/race equipment from the same brands and stores that you are seeking as sponsors.
2. At races or any public event remember that you are acting on behalf of your sponsors.
3. A good sponsorship proposal will include the following: cover letter, race resume, committed schedule of events, levels of sponsorship, contact information, and photos; but, a great proposal includes creativity.
4. Getting a sponsor is not selling out. A sellout is someone who uses gear from companies that they don’t believe in.
5. Take care of your equipment. Maintain and clean it frequently. Don’t clutter your rides with stickers of brands or stores that don’t sponsor you.
6. Digital resumes and media kits should never be in a word processing format. Try to use a pdf format.