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Tuesday, 28 September 2004

Excerpt from press release

Posted on 00:42 by Unknown
A few lines from a press release I got today. My mailbox is full of suchlike material each morning, which is one reason I don’t like switching my computer on.





NO PROBLEM to bike breakdowns



CROSS ROADS comes to rescue with the launch of BIKE HELPLINE



Together with your splendid fantasy you are zooming fast on a bike, enjoying the gentle wind, indulging in the pleasures of your drive. Suddenly your rocketing gizmo gives a hiccup. Ignoring the warning you move on that eventually banks out a cost in no time. In a span of few meters, your much-esteemed bike surrenders to the faults of its defective body language, compelling you to deviate your attention to the poor vehicle. You are in a fix as the deserted stretch houses no aid. But relax is the word if you know Cross Roads "24 hr BIKE HELPLINE". With Cross Roads new "24 hr BIKE HELPLINE" service, the solution of the problem is just a call away.

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