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ŠKODA and Liam Lynch Motors saddle up for Ring of Kerry charity cycle
SEVEN YEARS GOOD LUCK: Liam Lynch Škoda and the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle (ROKCC) are marking seven years of support of the upcoming cycle. Pictured were: Liam and Phil Lynch (left), Susan Carey, Mark O’Shea, Kate Spring, Pat Quaid, Liam Lynch Jr., Maria O’Donovan, Francis Ryan and Cathal Walsh (PRO of the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle). Photo: Valerie O’Sullivan
To celebrate ŠKODA and Liam Lynch Motors 7th consecutive year partnering with the Ring of Kerry Charity Cycle on July 6, they have announced some special activities to support cyclists pre and post the famous 180km cycle.
On Friday evening, July 5, at the cyclist registration event ŠKODA and Liam Lynch Motors will have two courtesy bike mechanics on stand-by for any last minute repairs that participants may require ensuring that participants and their bikes can last the pace for 180km.
In addition, ŠKODA will have an array of high quality cycling apparel for sale including shorts, jerseys and rain gear at a special discounted rate.
After completing the trek, cyclists can avail of sports massage therapy thanks to six sports massage therapists that will be provided courtesy of ŠKODA and Liam Lynch Motors.
“Kerry and especially Killarney has a tradition of welcoming guests to the area,” Liam Lynch of Liam Lynch Motors said.
“As a special thank you to all participants taking part we are delighted to offer these special services. From all the staff at Liam Lynch Motors and ŠKODA, we wish everybody taking part an enjoyable and safe experience and we hope to see them again next year.”
For more information on the Ring of Kerry Cycle see www.ringofkerrycycle.ie. To contact Liam Lynch Motors call 066 9793066.
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