Want a Bike Repair Pop-up at your office?
Fettle | Wednesday 16th September 2020 9:46am
fettle was set up with the ambition to provide city-wide networks of bike servicing locations across the whole of the UK. Our mission is to offer a convenient place for your bike to be serviced and repaired. Now, as London's fastest growing bike-repair network, we're certainly on our way to fulfilling that ambition.
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Happy and healthy employees are a huge part of the success of a company, and we want to help. Swapping a stressful commute on a packed bus or train, for a smooth and clear ride on a bike into work can be a huge benefit, let alone the expense your employees will be saving by riding in. Cycling is currently the safest, quickest, and most economical choice for your employees’ commutes.
We want to help you help your employees. We can work with offices, running a pop-up on-site, providing a free check-up of all your employees’ bikes, and offer a bike repair collection/ drop off service for those that need to be booked into our workshop.
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