It's been awhile since my last post, and so I thought I'd best keep all informed of what I've been busy doing lately.
The last month or so has been very busy indeed, all manner of bike have been serviced, stripped down and rebuilt, repaired and upgraded. I've been as far a field as Patrington, Warne and Market Weighton, and everywhere inbetween. The van sure has been racking up the miles of late.
In other news keep an eye on your letter boxes as I've had 10,000 fliers delivered over the last week or so by Browns leaflet distribution. Included on the flier is a 10% off voucher for services, so why not take advantage of this and call us to book your bike in.
On the weekend of the 25th May I provided mechanical support at the KIDs charity Sportive which set off from Total Fitness, Cottingham under dark clouds and heavy rain. The children taking part got soaked but all had smiles on their faces after completing the 5 mile route. The 20 and 50 mile cyclists set off during a very heavy rain shower, good job I had my gazebo up to keep me dry, with a steely determination that the weather wasn't going to stop them from raising money for the charity. By the time they had finished the sun was shining and they were all smiling, even though they were exhausted from the hilly route.
The last month or so has been very busy indeed, all manner of bike have been serviced, stripped down and rebuilt, repaired and upgraded. I've been as far a field as Patrington, Warne and Market Weighton, and everywhere inbetween. The van sure has been racking up the miles of late.
In other news keep an eye on your letter boxes as I've had 10,000 fliers delivered over the last week or so by Browns leaflet distribution. Included on the flier is a 10% off voucher for services, so why not take advantage of this and call us to book your bike in.
On the weekend of the 25th May I provided mechanical support at the KIDs charity Sportive which set off from Total Fitness, Cottingham under dark clouds and heavy rain. The children taking part got soaked but all had smiles on their faces after completing the 5 mile route. The 20 and 50 mile cyclists set off during a very heavy rain shower, good job I had my gazebo up to keep me dry, with a steely determination that the weather wasn't going to stop them from raising money for the charity. By the time they had finished the sun was shining and they were all smiling, even though they were exhausted from the hilly route.
Customers new bike being built up
The finished bike. Customer upgraded the tyres to puncture proof tyres as the bike will primarily be used for commuting to work.
Another 29er MTB, I see more and more of these. This one was out at Market Weighton and needed a service and to fix the rear brake which had seized onto the disc.
Fixed the gear problem on this very unusual bicycle in Swanland
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