From Pacific Riding School
SURREY, BC -- Pacific Riding School (PRS) and Canadian Kawasaki Motors Inc. have announced an innovative program that provides PRS students enrolled in its regular motorcycle training courses with the opportunity to receive a $1,500 credit towards the purchase of a new Kawasaki motorcycle.
"Canadian Kawasaki and the Lower Mainland Kawasaki Dealers are excited to be able to work alongside PRS by introducing this program in 2009," said Chris Pearson, BC/Yukon District Manager for sales and distribution. "Each week one successful PRS student will be awarded a $1,500 Unit Credit, applicable towards the purchase of any new Kawasaki street bike."
Beginning February 2009, and running weekly until the last Wednesday in October 2009, a PRS student with the highest combined test results (written and practical) will be presented with the $1500 Unit Credit. A specific Lower Mainland Kawasaki Dealer will sponsor each weeklong course and the $1500 Unit Credit will be redeemable at that Dealer's location.
"It's only natural that the number one motorcycle school in BC offer students an opportunity to purchase quality products," said PRS co-owner and instructor, Mark Kruger. "The credit program gives students an extra benefit and is one more example of our commitment to world-class training and safe motorcycling."
Pacific Riding School, based in Surrey, BC, provides training for novice, intermediate and advanced riders. Courses consist of classroom workshops, riding sessions conducted in a controlled environment, and supervised road rides. Motorcycles, helmets and riding gear are provided by PRS.
Visit www.pacificridingschool.com for additional information.
Friday, January 23, 2009
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