Scott Sports India, a premium Swiss bicycle brand hosted it’s Community Breakfast Ride in association with Fast & Up India at Andheri. The breakfast ride was followed by a Bike Talk session on biking & hydration at the Doolally Tapooram, Andheri conducted by M.S Sriram, Scott Product Specialist and Nagaraj Harsha, Business Development manager – Fast & Up India. The ride was open to all cyclists and witnessed approximately 100 cyclists.
Jaymin Shah, Country Manager, Scott Sports India said, “NO SHORTCUTS has been Scott’s ideology from its inception. With this ride we are encouring the people to take up cycling. Cycling is not only a healthy habit but also a sports that is entertaining, encouraging apart from being a health dose and a lifestyle in itself. We are really happy to organize such initiative and also associate with FAST & UP India.”
The community ride started from the Scott Official Dealer Bike Shark, Andheri, progressing towards the Doolally Tapooram, Andheri. The ride not only witnessed the kids but also adults and senior citizens who came together to pedal up for the healthy lifestyle. This breakfast ride was then followed by scrumptuous breakfast and Bike Talk session on biking and hydration at the venue.
The Swiss based company, Scott Sports, is a global multisport company with a product portfolio that spans five sports Cycling, Running, Motorsports, winter sports and outdoor. The company focuses on building a strong connection between these five segments and providing a complete year round head-to-toe program for each season. The most important goal for Scott is to build the best products for the sports they love and are passionate about. Scott dates back to 1958, when Ed Scott revolutionized skiing by inventing the first aluminum ski pole. Since then, it brought a series of innovative products to the market in each of the sporting segments that they carefully added to their portfolio. Scott introduced its first mountain bike in 1986 which since then saw a series of launches, each better than the next.
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