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Electric bike company Free-goes downunder
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Retail - £999 to £1599
We are looking for retail partners who would like to be involved in this expanding new electric bike sector
For details on how to be an EBC electric bike dealer
Contact Paul Stanforth
FREEGO DOWNUNDER has been set up to bring the company’s range of electric bikes to Australian bike shops. FreeGo Downunder is headed up
by ex-Shell Australia exec Brian Almay, who also runs Easy2Ride Electric Bikes in the territory. Almay spent the Australian winter months of 2011 researching electric bikes in the Middle East, Europe and the UK and saw an opportunity in the relatively underdeveloped Australian e-bike sector. Following discussions with FreeGo
Electric Bikes MD John Heath in the UK, Almay – who had enjoyed a long corporate career with Shell Australia
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– decided to support FreeGo in the Australia region. Recent months have seen the firm showcase bikes at shows around the South East corner of Queensland. “People always get off the bikes
“People get off the bikes with what I’ve called the electric bike grin.” Brian Almay,
FreeGo Downunder
with what I’ve called the electric bike grin,” said Almay. “I just love showing the bikes and everyone is surprised with the quality and power of the FreeGo range of electric bikes.” Australians can book a free trial look via
www.easy2ride.com.au and dealers in the territory should call Brian Almay direct on 1300 799 885. UK enquiries should be directed to John Heath on: 0800 077 8711
Tel.01926 437714
paul@ebco-ebikes.co.uk
EBC ltd. 5, Pegasus House
Olympus Avenue,Warwick CV34 6LW TEL: 01926-437700
www.ebco-ebikes.co.uk
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