LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - OCTOBER 30, 2007 - Christina Kwan, Director of Marketing, debuted the premier X-lox motocross security and transport system at this year's SEMA convention.  X-lox is the only system on the market that works as both an anti-theft and transportation device for motorcycles and ATVs. 

Consumers no longer have to rely on tie-downs; X-lox uses four adjustable struts that secure the motorcycle without any compression to the suspension.  Consumers also no longer have to use chains or cable locks; X-lox uses specialty Abloy locks. A simple, easy, and eye-pleasing set-up, the high-tech     X-lox demonstrates innovation and simplicity.  For trailers and other similar enclosures, a four foot aluminum ground bar is available. 

Kwan, who is internationally known for her U.S. National Championship and World Championship in boxing, is also a marketing and public relations specialist.  Kwan holds a Master's degree in marketing.  Wowing SEMA attendees with her industry knowledge, professionalism, beauty, and eloquence, it is no wonder why X-lox Corporation sought representation from Kwan, who is also fluent in Chinese.

The crossover from boxing to working within the motocross industry is a natural occurrence for Kwan.  Even while training for national and international boxing tournaments, Kwan never abstained from her passion for riding motocross.  "I still went riding as much as I could," says Kwan.  "Ironically, motocross also acted as a cross-trainer for boxing as well.  Motocross is a very enduring sport.  You have to have the strength to handle and control your bike.  When you're facing all sorts of terrain, track obstacles, sharp turns, and jumps, it takes a tremendous effort not to wipe o ut."

As Director of Marketing for X-lox, Kwan oversees all efforts concerning marketing, public relations, and distribution in the U.S., Central and South America, and Asia.  At SEMA, the X-lox unit can be viewed at the Mopar Chrysler exhibition area in the Las Vegas Convention Center's South Hall.     The unit is displayed using a KTM motocross bike in conjunction with Mopar's Dodge Dakota concept truck.  SEMA runs through November 2 and is open to all individuals affiliated within the automotive industry.