Tesco have announced in Bike Biz their intention to enter the bike market. We have been working closely with Tesco for a while now, developing and delivering technical training to help them gain the skills to avoid the pitfalls that have become other supermarket chains.
Their plans and marketing clout should help put more backsides in the saddle which should be good news for all.
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Tags: cycle maintenance, cytech training, Tesco bike plans, Tesco cycle
we should always look for eco-friendly products out there to help the environment.~;-
We completely agree Charlotte. Many of us cycle long distances to work each day, whilst others who live closer walk. So we do try to be green, but there is always more we need to do.
So if you spot any eco-friendly products we’d love to know.
Thanks for contributing.
we must concentrate more on eco-friendly materials and practices to help save the environment.`”,
Hi John, I’d love to hear if you have any tips and practices that you would like to share.
I’m constantly switching off lights and computers when not in use, but these are marginal in the great scheme of things.
but…’Every little helps’
ha ha!