2/19/02 - OPTIMUM Power Technology Announces Availability of our Web-based GP Control® Product Store Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, February 19, 2002 - OPTIMUM Power Technology has announced the introduction of our web-based on-line storefront for their line of GP Control products. The 'e-store' will go on-line February 19, 2002 and will feature the full line of GP Control Accessory products for Cannondale machines, complete with hi-resolution pictures, descriptions, and pricing. Shortly after the rollout, OPTIMUM will add its Yamaha aftermarket accessory product line to the store, including it's much talked about 426F and 250F fuel injection systems. Jim Hazen, head of sales for the GP Control line continues, "We are excited to bring this level of convenience to our customer base and Cannondale dealers and customers alike. More and more people choose to shop over the Web and we feel confident that this approach will send the right signals to our customers and potential customers that OPTIMUM is a technology driven company whose emphasis is on customer support." Customers can browse through the on-line store at any time of the day, any day of the week. Shopping is quick, easy and informative. The GP Control storefront can be found at www.optimum-power.com/gpcontrol/store. OPTIMUM Power Technology is a global company with ten years experience developing the world's most innovative recreational vehicle engine management systems and the best simulation-based engine design tools. OPTIMUM has offices in the United States and the United Kingdom. Cannondale is the world's premier manufacturer of high-tech, high-performance bicycles, and a recent entrant into the motorsports industry. The company's 2002 model ATVs and MXs feature an innovative, fuel-injected 432cc dual overhead cam engine utilizing OPTIMUM Power Technology's cutting-edge GP Control technology and a lightweight, twin-spar aluminum frame. These machines have drawn rave reviews from industry magazines that praised the Cannondales' speed, handling, and industry-leading power-to-weight ratio.