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CUSTOMER
ADVENTURES
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T-4-3 Triplet Hire Company offers charity bike riders a
unique opportunity to raise money in an unusual way.
Charity bike rides on solo bicycles are great fun, but
not exactly a novelty charity fundraising idea these
days. If you are planning a charity bike ride it is
important to enthuse your potential sponsors too.
Triplets are expensive and as rare as hens' teeth! They
are guaranteed to turn heads during your charity ride.
Many strangers will be moved to donate to your cause on
the spot, so keep a collection tin handy at all times
when you stop for a break! If you want to be different
and aim to more than triple your fundraising potential
on a charity bike, give us a call. But don't leave
booking a triplet or a tandem until the last minute;
remember to plan your charity ride around our exclusive
machines well in advance. |
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July 2011
Following
on from a conversation late one January evening in a
pub, three Irish lads decided to cycle a lap of their
country on a triplet bicycle to help raise funds in aid
of the Irish Cancer Society.
Shane,
Andy and Declan flew to Blackpool for a quick practice
session on the bike and a few weeks later the bike was
shipped to Dublin for the beginning of their 1000+ mile
journey. With friends and well-wishers there to see them
off, the three lads began their first day of the trip,
Dublin to Belfast, under a police escort to help get
them through the city safely and quickly. The next three
weeks would see the three friends cycle up through
Northern Ireland, then from Donegal down the west coast
to Cork before making their way over to Wexford and back
up to Dublin.
With
the help and kindness of friends and family, strangers
and bike shop owners met along the way, the boys and the
bike stood up to the daily rigors of their challenge,
without so much as a puncture to the triplet. Over the
course of the trip, the lads were able to raise over
€14,500 in aid of their charity and complete an
unforgettable journey around their beautiful island. |
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| April 2010
Three
intrepid riders raised more than £1,500 to buy a
defibrillator for Morecambe Football Club. At first we
thought this was a machine to remove the hairs from
players' legs until we learned it was a machine used in
emergencies, to help re-start peoples' hearts.
Over the
Easter Bank Holiday, Graham Howse, MFC's Financial
Controller; Dr Trevor Fleet, Club Doctor and Danny
Birdsall, MFC's
Strength and Conditioning Coach rode 158 miles from
Morecambe to Lincoln, through rain, wind and sleet.
Their average speed was well over 12 mph with some very
brisk downhill runs whenever it was safe and straight.
We are
reliably informed they cycled all the way up and
free-wheeled down every hill on the way, only dismounting
for scheduled rest breaks and two good night's kip. |
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| July 2010
The
Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, officially opened
Travelodge's 400th hotel at Waterloo and also joined in
the party to celebrate the hotel chain's 25th
anniversary.
In
a UK first and to celebrate the opening of London
Waterloo Travelodge, the hotel company offered an
exclusive complementary 'Triplet London sightseeing
tour' - with tour guide, to its customers. This service
allowed two customers and the tour guide to cycle around
London visiting the Capital's famous landmarks. |
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