Dunlop's 'Download Magazine' Offers Interactive Reading

March 17, 2009

Dunlop image (Issue No. 2 cover)

Dunlop has put out two issues of Download Magazine, a fully interactive digital publication. Dunlop says its involvement in literally hundreds of powersports activities each year, from racing to rallies and more has allowed it to provide hardcore enthusiasts with even more industry news. Dunlop Download, a monthly publication, is distributed directly to customers, media outlets, dealers and others in the powersports field.

The yellow bars on the layout signify the ability to link to original content and press kit materials.

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