Suzuki backs Kent bike charity
Added on Thursday, March 4th, 2010 by Carole Nash Editor | No Comments
Suzuki have donated a fleet of motocross bikes to support the charity.
Suzuki GB is putting its backing behind a Kent charity that aims to use motocross as a way of helping local youngsters to develop life skills.
The Motocross Challenge Project (MXCP), a Kent based charity dedicated to helping young people in the area, was established ten years ago and, with the assistance of the Auto Cycle Union, works to help young people develop their life-skills through a program of motorcycle mechanics, off-road training and track preparation.
As part of their support, Suzuki has provided fleet of off-road Suzuki machines has been provided, ranging from the DR-Z70 though to the small and big wheel variants of the DR-Z125 as well as the renowned schoolboy motocross machine, the RM85.
“We are delighted that Suzuki has chosen to support our cause,” said Ric Newton of MXCP. “The project has grown from strength to strength in the last ten years and we believe with the backing of a proactive manufacturer like Suzuki, things can only get better.”
“The MXCP is a fantastic resource for young people in the South East of England,” added Richard Gregg from Suzuki. “Ric and his team have done a fantastic job over the last ten years and naturally we are pleased to support them as they move forward. As well as the great work the team do through the charity they also provide a great resource for young people to come and enjoy motorcycles responsibly, in a controlled and safe environment.”
The project is utilised by local schools during selected weekdays and runs open rider training days on Saturdays and holidays where anyone from seven years of age upwards can learn to ride, with equipment and machinery all supplied.
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