Read what others
have to say about Steve Hogg and Cyclefit . . .
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"I've found
Steve to be nothing but honest and attentive to my cause. His straight
to the point no bullshit approach stands out amongst a sea of
mediocrity" David Heatly |
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"My aches and
pains are gone, my power has increased and I feel much better on the
bike. I thoroughly recommend this bloke". Michael Hanson
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"I learnt more
about myself on the bike in the four hours he spent with me than I ever
could going it alone". Greg McQuaid |
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Steve
and Margaret opened Pedal Pushers in September '89. It was a refuge from
the corporate world and a career in teaching respectively. From humble
beginnings as a racing oriented bike shop, the business has evolved to
where most of Steve's time is spent positioning clients from all parts
of Australia, New Zealand, SE Asia and often, much further afield.
Along the way, Steve has moonlighted with Mavic Service des Courses at
Olympic, World Championship and World Cup events in triathlon, road racing
and mtb as a Neutral Service wheel builder and race mechanic; been Warranty
Service Techician for Campagnolo, 3T and Corima; been a regular and controversial
columnist for Bicycling Australia magazine; given seminars on rider position
at the New Zealand Academy of Sport and National Cycling trade shows;
and been voted Best Bike Shop Employee in the state in 2001, '02 and '03
by a national trade magazine.
In July '03, Steve was invited to become a panellist for the Form and
Fitness Forum of www.cyclingnews.com , the worlds' busiest cycling
related web site.
Despite the rider positioning focus of the business which now occupies
150 square metres of 3rd floor office space, Pedal Pushers still has extensive
workshop facilities. "Therapy", Steve calls it, and shares the
workshop tasks with long time stalwart Derek Hemsworth. Margaret, meantime,
organises Steve and Derek, keeps up the coffee and biscuits, administers
the business and adds to the friendly feel of the place.
If you are ever in Sydney on a Friday afternoon, the bar is open a 4.30pm.
Red, white, nibbles and 'real beer' is provided.
We produce a free monthly newsletter that is an entertaining read. The
idea is that it should take up about 15 minutes of your time and leave
you with a smile on your face. If you would like to subscribe, drop an
email to pedalpushers@bigpond.com
to that effect
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