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EnglishWhere to Find Pro Circuit's Racing Support, Dealer, Team, and Suspension Service Pages
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All four areas are reached from the main navigation bar at the top of procircuit.com, alongside the shopping menus (Categories, Clearance, Sale Bikes). The site labels them Racing Support, Dealers, Factory Support, Team, and Suspension Services — open the menu item and follow its links to the page you need.
What each menu area covers
| Menu item | What you'll find there | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Racing Support | Contingency/racer support information and how to apply | Amateur and pro racers seeking product or race support |
| Dealers | Dealer locator / dealer information | Finding a local or regional place to buy |
| Factory Support | Support programs tied to the factory/race effort | Teams and riders looking for higher-level backing |
| Team | Pro Circuit race team news, riders, and results | Fans following the team |
| Suspension Services | Information on Pro Circuit's suspension work | Riders wanting suspension tuning or service |
How to navigate
- Open procircuit.com in a browser.
- Use the top navigation bar; the labels above appear there next to the shopping categories.
- Click the area you want — for example, Suspension Services for suspension work or Dealers to find a seller.
- If a menu opens a dropdown, pick the specific page (such as an application form or locator) from that list.
Expected result: you land on the page for that program, where you can read requirements or submit a request. If a link seems missing, check the dropdown under the same heading before assuming the page is gone — the site groups related pages under one label.
Ordering and contact details worth knowing
- Free freight applies to retail orders over $250 in the USA, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, and only for online orders.
- For Alaska/Hawaii shipping costs, call the sales office at (951) 738-8050.
- International orders, or any order over $1,500, must also go through that phone line rather than the online checkout.
Common snags
- Racing Support vs. Factory Support: these are separate programs with different audiences. If you're an individual racer, start with Racing Support; Factory Support is aimed at teams and factory-level efforts.
- Suspension work isn't a product page: it sits under its own menu item, not under Categories, so don't hunt for it in the parts catalog.
- Dealer vs. online purchase: the Dealers page helps you find a seller, while the site's own store handles online orders — the two paths have different shipping and contact rules.