The workshop is nearly finished - the list of jobs is getting a lot shorter. The roof still needs cladding, another set of lights needs to be put in and one more storage needs to be added, then it is just down to the cleaning up!

We are still open for business, so you can come along and see the progress.

We have just taken delivery of a 1982 Hercules Commute. It needs a bit of work - if you are interested in 1980's utility bikes, then this is a classic. We will be cleaning it up and putting it up for sale soon.

Royal West Kent Bicycles will be sponsoring finswimmers from the Five Oak Green Hoppers Sports Club at the British Finswimming Association National Short Course Championships. The event will take place at the Edenbridge pool on 2nd April 2011. The FOG Hoppers have won a large number of medals at the event since 2001 (when the club first formarly took part) and holds a large number of British records, as well as a few Commonwealth records.

RWK Bicycles will be supporting most of the FOG Hoppers sports throughout the year. Their website can be found here.

RWk Bicyckes would like to send their best wishes to the peoples of Japan. We hope that all of our sports friends are well.

Terry, our friendly electrician has visited, so all of the plugs and lights now work.

In addition, two more sets of display boards have been installed. Soon, another two work benches will be put in. An area will be put aside for wheel building.

There is a lot of tidying up to do and a few more things need to be installed. However, soon the workshop will be open for action. We will let you know as soon as it has all be done!

The two huge bike stands have been installed, one in the workshop and another external, secured stand.

The workshop upgrade is entering the final stretch. The company's friendly electrician is coming round tomorrow to install the last power sockets and the two new spotlights. A lot of work has been going on to finish off the new doors and increase the ammount of storage.

We are going to paint the doors yellow as the old doors were a bit of a landmark in the village.