fettle
Martino Patruno has a range of work experience in the cycling industry. Martino started their career as the owner of Cyclon Store from October 2010 to June 2013. Martino then joined Evans Cycles in 2014 and held the position of Workshop Manager at various locations. From March 2018 to March 2021, they led the largest and busiest workshop in London's West End, where they organized the workshop, managed a team of mechanics, communicated with customers and distributors, and provided training. In 2021, Martino worked as a Store Manager at LAP Bikes and is currently the Workshop Manager at fettle.
Martino Patruno attended Politecnico di Bari from 2001 to 2008, where they pursued studies in Mechanical Engineering. The degree obtained or field of study specialization during this period is not specified.
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fettle
Fettle is the UK's most progressive bike repair network, offering hassle free servicing and complete peace of mind for riders of all types. Committed to reinventing bike repair, Fettle uniquely brings together old school expertise with modern service expectations to offer best in class service. The bike. What a thing. An escape. A ticket. A punishment. A thrill. Whatever the question, riding is usually the answer. Freedom. Free travel. Fresh air. Fast segments. We all have different reasons for getting in the saddle. But we’re all united by the same feelings when we get off again; rejuvenated, healthy, positive, proud. Sure, some complain of busy roads, bad weather, a sore bum, but we soon forget. The real pain in the backside is when you can’t ride. You’re injured. Too busy. Too locked-down. Having a bike that doesn’t work? A bike that doesn’t perform as it should? That’s a different type of frustration. A hassle that usually gets worse before it gets better. That’s because getting your bike back on the road is fraught with pitfalls the size of London potholes. Poor availability Intimidating terminology. Confusing options Bill shock. E-commerce is the biggest technical revolution since the wheel was invented. And yet the bike service business is still stubbornly stuck in the dark ages. We’re here to sort this out. And we’ve got the bit between our teeth. We’re going to blend old school expertise with modern service expectations. Oily rags with tech-led innovation. Bricks & mortar with push notifications. No one raves about average. Which is why we’ve built a business our around you. To put the cyclist first. To keep London’s riders, riding.