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Trail Bicycles presents Trek Demo Days June 21st & 22nd

Trail Bicycles in Courtenay will be holding a Trek Bicycle Demo day from the store (1999 Lake Trail Rd, Courtenay, just past the middle school. 250 334 2456) on Saturday the 21st and on Sunday the 22nd of June.

Saturday will be from 11-4 and a little more casual. Riders will come into the store, sign the necessary forms and waivers, drive themselves to the ride location, and have a little more time to ride (Suggested ride time 1 hour). Sunday will be from 10-3 and will be more regulated.

We will drive you to Comox Lake, give you approximately 30-45 minutes to ride, and then drive you back to the store. You may book appointments for Sunday's test ride. Saturday will be first come first served. We will have most sizes and a model selection of 2008 Trek Fuel Ex's and Trek remedy's and possibly some Gary Fisher HiFi's on hand for everyone to try. In order to take a Trek or Fisher bicycle out, you will need a valid credit card and driver's license. If you are under 18, you will need to come along with your parent or guardian. If you want to ride, you must bring your own helmet and any thing else you would normally take when you go for a ride. 

There will be a Trek representative on hand all weekend helping to get everyone out on the trail and answering questions. We will also be having a BBQ on Sunday. If these dates don't work for you Trail bicycles has a small selection of demo bikes to try before the weekend of the demo.

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