Pedal Power with Ian Bibby
25/4/2019
On Thursday 25 April, Porsche Centre Kendal, in partnership with Bishops Chartered Accounts, held our exclusive ‘Pedal Power' event with Ian Bibby.
We teamed up with Ian who is a Pro Cyclist for Madison Genesis and invited guests to take a ride around our beautiful local countryside.
Matt Hallam of Crimson Performance, in association with Push Cartel, was also on hand to give advice to our guests about setting up their bikes to achieve top performance.
Simon Parker (Porsche Centre Kendal's Sales Manager) and Andrew Tabernacle (MD of Bishops Chartered Accounts) led the ride, which included a visit to the site where our new Porsche Centre will be built.
After three hours of cycling, the group headed back to Porsche Centre Kendal to enjoy a light lunch and refreshments. The riders were able to talk to Ian about his recent racing and get tips and advice on how to get the best out of themselves and their bikes.
We received fantastic feedback from our customers, with many saying it was a unique experience and something they normally wouldn’t get the chance to do.
Please call 01539 724331 or email info@porschekendal.co.uk for more information about our forthcoming events.
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