BIKE RIDERS URGED TO MAKE MACHINES 'PRIMMER 'AND PROPER

Treble winning Poole Pirate Tony Primmer is calling on all cyclists in the area to ensure that their equipment is properly and reliably serviced, especially now the lighter mornings and evenings are upon us, and through his local business,  "Fair Dinkum Bikes" he can offer such a valuable service.

The venture that was established during lockdown is one that is fully endorsed by Pirates' owner Matt who claims, "I guess it is all too easy just to get the bikes out of the shed or the garage and get riding now that the summer approaches, but it is vital that the bikes are properly maintained and that is where Tony can provide the service. I wish him every success with this venture and hopefully there will be plenty of Poole Pirate fans who will avail themselves of his services and ensure they are out on roadworthy equipment."

Primmer raced with the Pirates in 2003 scored sixty two points from fourteen meetings, riding with the likes of Craig Boyce, Bjarne Pedersen, Magnus Zetterstrom , Tony Rickardsson and Leigh Adams during the course of that season. Through Fair Dinkum Bikes, which he points out means in slang Australian "unquestionably good or genuine" , he can provide standard bicycle servicing as well as a range of services for off-road motorcyles. For local customers he can arrange a pick up and drop off services within 10 miles of the BH21 postcode region.

For further details visit https://www.fairdinkumbikes.co.uk or call Tony on 07771 811191