Aspire Sports expands its operations to Croatia
Aspire Sports expands its operations to Croatia

Aspire Sports expands its operations to Croatia

13.11.2025

We have become the official distributor of premium brands SRAM, Troy Lee Designs, and Mavic for Croatia. 

We are proud to announce a significant step in our regional growth – Aspire Sports will become the official distributor of SRAM, Troy Lee Designs, and Mavic brands in Croatia on November 1, 2025.

This step represents a significant milestone in our regional development and confirms our long-term vision: to provide professional services, logistics, and support to partners throughout Central and Southeastern Europe.

"Entering the Croatian market is a logical step for us. We want to offer our partners there the same background, service, and approach that Aspire Sports has long provided in Czechia, Slovakia, and Poland,"
says Jan Baláš, CCO - Chief Commercial Officer at Aspire Sports.

More than 25 brands in the portfolio

Aspire Sports represents more than 25 global brands in cycling and outdoor activities.

The new representation will not only enable more effective availability of SRAM, TLD, and Mavic products on the Croatian market but also deeper cooperation with local dealers and the community.

Our goal is to ensure that cyclists in Croatia can also rely on the premium products, quality service, and expert support that Aspire Sports guarantees wherever it operates.

We look forward to Aspire Sports' continued expansion in the region, bringing many satisfied customers from the cycling world.

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