Passionate Motorcycle Concession Garage Owner Expands to New Premises

If bikers like wide open spaces and endless rides, the same is true for Paul and his two employees, Alex and Mathis. Attached to his clients whom he knows well, as much as to Haute Bigorre which he would not want to leave for anything in the world, Paul has been able to create links. “I know my clients, they have become friends for some, and I want to stay with them, here in Haute Bigorre”, he confided to us. Motorcycle dealership at affordable prices; Royal Enfield for lovers of neo retro, Voge or CF Moto for adventurers or frequent travelers, there is something for everyone and at very competitive prices. This is his leitmotif. He loves motorcycles, the motorcycles he sells, the customers who buy them from him and intends to stay that way. “With my products, I allow people with average incomes to buy a new motorcycle, to be able to ride it and even maintain it at very affordable costs,” he explains. He’s right, a passion is shared, and with as many people as possible; because he deals with all the brands with the same passion, not just those he sells.

A “guaranteed” passion and commitment

Paul is committed to the products he sells. It is in a way his “passion guarantee”. The motorcycles he sells? He knows them, knows how to maintain them, repair them and even modify them, when the customer wishes. He allows himself one or two preparations a year. Thus the Royal Enfield scrambler, a model that does not exist and that he was able to design in his workshop. Well known to bikers from Haut-Bigourdans, its customers also come from Tarbes and even Saint-Lary. His commitment to their service is recognized by all the enthusiasts, who come a few times only for the pleasure of chatting with him, over a coffee, if and when work permits. Connoisseur, lover of mechanics and motorcycles, his dealership is always full to the point that it is now cramped and he has decided to embark on a new project, for a more spacious installation, and a more visible dealership. .

Soon in new premises

Many people in Pouzac wonder what these new buildings will be, built on the side of the road, whose metal structure seems to announce commercial premises. Paul gives us part of the answer. “I was cramped here, I decided to buy a bigger space, which will be better laid out and where there will be more room”. The concession is growing, the workshop too, for the pleasure of all and the comfort of those who work there. Nothing was left to chance in the maintenance of the machines, everything will now also be thought out for the reception of customers. A great success for this young entrepreneur. Bigourdan bikers can ride quietly, Paul, Alex and Mathis watch over their machines.