EEC takes up the challenge for BEN

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Four staff from European Exhausts and Catalysts are taking up a cycling challenge in aid of BEN.

Starting on 17th August the EEC staff will attempt to cycle between their manufacturing plants in Hilton, Derbyshire to Denmead in Hampshire. That’s a distance of 170 miles.

The riders are cycling 170 miles
The riders are cycling 170 miles

The challenge is forecast to take almost two days of continuous cycling. The cyclists will be using the National Cycle Network to travel from the Midlands down to the South Coast.

Duncan Richards, Paul Newby, Andy Wilding and Andy’s daughter Stephanie will be cycling to raise money for the aftermarket charity BEN.

Richards, who’s taking part in the cycle challenge said: “As keen cyclists, we’re ready to take on this challenge and want to raise as much money as possible for our own industry charity.”

“Although we’ve driven between our sites hundreds of times, this will be much tougher than battling the commuter traffic! We’ve been practising hard, and encourage everyone to make a donation.”

To track the team’s progress and donate to the charity bike ride, visit the Eurocats website.

Published by Darrenmoss

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  1. Good luck to team EEC.
    I am sure they will be successful.
    As cycle training partner to Duncan Richard
    I know the effort he is putting into this challenge.
    So dig deep one and all.