Burlington BioFresh protects cyclists

MANILA, Philippines - What kind of protection did the the cyclists get during the recently concluded more than 1,000 kms seven-day Tour of Luzon?

The 90 participants got hygienically covered by Burlington BioFresh antimicrobial solutions.

When Burlington BioFresh agreed to be a sponsor-partner of the 2009 edition of the Tour of Luzon-North Philippines, the cyclists (including eventual winner Mark Guevarra) got not only additional prizes but also were able to wear internationally accepted  uniforms that made their campaign easier.

According to Ruddy Tan, general manager of Burlington Industries Phils, Inc, their company signed up with the organizers, led by Arnel Ty of LPGMA, to help revive the annual summer spectacle, assist in the training of our national team and showcase BioFresh’s efficacy as a germs-free and zero-odor garments line.

Burlington BioFresh outfitted the participants of the Philcycling sanctioned race from April 13 to 19 with jerseys, socks, towels and other sports gears.

These BioFresh uniforms were treated by a special technology that kept the cyclists odor-free and smelling fresh during the bikathon. 

microorganisms that cause the badsmell in the clothing material. Bio Fresh products are effective up to 50 washings, as proven by laboratory tests and consumer feedback.

Guevarra and the other bikers swore they had never felt more comfortable and confident with their Burlington BioFresh supplied sportswear.

“Presko isuot ang jersey, di pa nangangamoy kahit matapos ang isang lap,” said the 23-year-old champion who idolizes ex- Tour champ Victor Espiritu.

“Ang BioFresh na medyas fit na fit, di dumudulas pag pumapadyak, mabango pa, “added the son of a dressmaker who lives in Bagong Silang, Caloocan Rookie rider Julius Bonzo echoed Guevarra’s observation regarding their Burlington BioFresh.

“Ang Burlington BioFresh malaking tulong sa siklista dahil protektado kami sa mikrobyo, kaya walang amoy,” quipped the son of ex Tour champion Romeo Bonzo.. Veteran rider Warren Davadilla of Regasco commented that his BioFresh uniform and socks remained odorless even after the Baguio to Baguio killer lap.