Swinton Bikes launches online
Swinton Bikes has launched online for the first time with a dedicated and fully interactive website - www.swintonbikes.co.uk. The website will provide bikers with a quote-and-buy facility, offering policies from a specially selected panel of six UK providers of motorbike insurance. Anthony Aronin, head of Swinton Bikes, said: "We wanted to create a website that was more than just somewhere to go for your insurance, and the new site will be continually updated with news, pictures and more
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