2019 Robby Gordon Headquarters
New Endorsement!
Temecula, CA - Scrublade offers a solution for smeared bugs, dirt and grime from impairing your vision when driving. Advanced, state-of-the art technology removes bugs, road grime and dirt from your windshield giving you a clear, safe view of the road.
Robby Gordon used the Scrublade in the 6,000-mile off-road 2009 Dakar Rally! The Scrublade worked so good for Gordon and his team that he is now endorsing the Scrublade on the National commercial campaign this year.
Scrublade’s patented, advanced dual-blade “scrubber” technology works like no other wiper blades. Typical wiper blades just smear bugs and grime across your windshield, but Scrublade utilizes not one, but two blades, to give you a clean, bug-free view of the road ahead.
Scrublade doesn’t use two standard blades, however. The secret behind Scrublade’s patented, advanced dual-scrubbing technology is the hundreds of tiny triangular “scrubbers” on the leading edge of the two outer blades. The tip of each triangle pierces the debris and, as it passes through and widens to the base, the triangle breaks it apart, literally “scrubbing” your windshield clean. The second “smooth blade” squeegees away any remaining debris or water left behind. Scrublade does its work on each and every pass, leaving a clear, clean bug and grime-free windshield.
“When we were designing Scrublade we tested hundreds of shapes and sizes looking for the one that cleaned the most effectively and efficiently”, said Billy Westbrook, CEO and creator of Scrublade. “We finally settled on the triangle. Then, we use the best rubber compound available.”
The Scrublade line covers all applications from 11” thru 28” and is competitively priced from $12 to $23 per blade. For more information, visit www.Scrublade.com.
Robby Gordon used the Scrublade in the 6,000-mile off-road 2009 Dakar Rally! The Scrublade worked so good for Gordon and his team that he is now endorsing the Scrublade on the National commercial campaign this year.
Scrublade’s patented, advanced dual-blade “scrubber” technology works like no other wiper blades. Typical wiper blades just smear bugs and grime across your windshield, but Scrublade utilizes not one, but two blades, to give you a clean, bug-free view of the road ahead.
Scrublade doesn’t use two standard blades, however. The secret behind Scrublade’s patented, advanced dual-scrubbing technology is the hundreds of tiny triangular “scrubbers” on the leading edge of the two outer blades. The tip of each triangle pierces the debris and, as it passes through and widens to the base, the triangle breaks it apart, literally “scrubbing” your windshield clean. The second “smooth blade” squeegees away any remaining debris or water left behind. Scrublade does its work on each and every pass, leaving a clear, clean bug and grime-free windshield.
“When we were designing Scrublade we tested hundreds of shapes and sizes looking for the one that cleaned the most effectively and efficiently”, said Billy Westbrook, CEO and creator of Scrublade. “We finally settled on the triangle. Then, we use the best rubber compound available.”
The Scrublade line covers all applications from 11” thru 28” and is competitively priced from $12 to $23 per blade. For more information, visit www.Scrublade.com.
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Permalink Reply by Murf on
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dont cup cars not have wipers??? good for Robby though as he needs all the support he can get...now go get some scrublades!!!
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Permalink Reply by BC on
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If I read this correctly Robby will be a bit of a "pitchman" for their product. What division(s) of RG Motorsports will this benefit; Cup, SCORE or Dakar? Does this translate into a sponsorship deal as well?
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Permalink Reply by alan4s on
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Well, Dakar is the only race car with wipers. Probably just endorsement money, I'd think.
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Not to sound like a smartass, but I am aware of that. Ryan Newman isn't in the Army, but they sure are is his sponsor. I was just trying to determine if we would see an associate sponsor decal in one or more of his race teams.
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Awww, come on. Next you'll tell me that Robby never drinks Jim Beam.
Yeah, I know I was stating the obvious. It was the second part of my statement where I was opining on what this meant sponsor-wise.
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Permalink Reply by MikeNIN7 on
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hey alan4s Robby will race in Montreal this year and Nationwide car's have wipers. (If it rains)
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Permalink Reply by Mike/WC77 on
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JC Whitney (featured in the ad) has an online store. Visit them online jcwhitney.com
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Permalink Reply by NIKAL on
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Scublade is also a supporter of mine of sorts. We are having the MDR Off-Road Series Drawing Party at Camping World in San Marcos, CA this April 11th. We will have off-road race cars & trucks on display, off-road vendors, RV vendors, food and we will be having raffles throughout the day. Scrublade will be there and they have also offered to donate some product for us to give away. Billy is a really great guy and he feels his product is perfect for our sport. So if anyones in the North San Deigo County area and if you want to check out some race cars and see this product up close come on out.
BTW Scrublade just finished their commercial and Robby give his testimonial in it. I believe Robby will be in there print ad's also.
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Yes Billy was really excited when Robby Gordon Motorsports came to him. He said he literally had to drop everything and get up to RG Off-Road to install the blades before everything left via the ships. He thinks having Robby will be a great asset to his company and that is why working with me and the off-road stuff made sense. Robby is the star, and if I use the stuff on my chase trucks and motorhome. I then give some product to some of the smaller funded teams in the series,and if they like it then it starts to trickle out. And you know how it goes if Robby is using the product then it must work and others racers will follow. Monkey see Monkey do!
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