“The Original Bike Buddy” Release Changing Parking for Motorcycle Enthusiasts

Jul 14, 2021

"The Original Bike Buddy" a new take on a kickstand support or puck has changed things for Motorcycle enthusiasts for the better. Further information can be found at https://www.theoriginalbikebuddy.com.

Mission, Canada - July 14, 2021 /PressCable/ —

Currently, with even a passing glance, a person will notice our solution is extremely solid and mounts quickly and conveniently behind all North American license plates. . The Owner at Advenco Innovations, Donna Lawrence, makes a point of saying “things are going to change when the idea of The Original Bike Buddy takes hold.”

Donna Lawrence continues… “Where you see our competitors doing the same old thing, we give you a solution to an age old problem that is permanent and you will never have to think about again. You will never leave home without your bike’s support or puck because it will always be mounted securely behind your license plate. We do this because we believe carrying a puck, electrical plate or crushed pop can which is nowhere near as supportive in our opinion or whatever you choose to use can be a pain and looking for them in your bags can be time consuming and frustrating. We believe there is a simple yet discrete and permanent way to solve this issue for every rider. So they don’t have to carry anything in their equipment, their leathers or riding gear. Ultimately this is going to be a huge benefit to our customers because this is a great solution it’s quick, quiet and convenient always there when you need it invisible when you don’t. So far the Bike Buddy is getting great reviews and feedback and is becoming very popular with the heavy bike crowd.”

Advenco Innovations was established in January 2021. It launched earlier this year and ultimately hopes to have 10% of the riders in North America using the Original Bike buddy as a solution to this age old problem with an eye to eventually expanding into the worldwide market. “We know that the unit will mount behind any license plate measuring either 4×7 inches or 5×8 inches and lots of other countries use those sizes we just haven’t marketed to them as yet” says Donna Lawrence president and co-founder.

Currently, The Original Bike Buddy is in a class of it’s own, there is no product that compares to it. All other solutions need to be stored somewhere in the bike or carried by the rider. The Original Bike Buddy is nearly invisible and always there when you need it. This alone is predicted to make Advenco Innovations’ Original Bike Buddy Motorcycle kickstand accessory more popular with customers in the Motorcycle enthusiasts space, quickly.

To find out more about The Original Bike Buddy, the place to visit is https://www.theoriginalbikebuddy.com

For further information about Advenco Innovations, this can be discovered at https://www.theoriginalbikebuddy.com

Contact Info:
Name: Donna Lawrence
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Organization: Advenco Innovations
Address: 9664 Wolfe Street, Mission, BC V4S 1H1, Canada
Website: https://www.theoriginalbikebuddy.com

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 89035869

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