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Insync is a proud supporter of Diabetes Australia – Tasmania’s 2007 Pollie Pedal

Pollie Pedal Bike Ride logo featuring a purple cyclist icon beside the event name in bold purple and light-blue letters.

Nicholas S Barnett, Insync’s CEO, rode in this year’s Pollie Pedal to raise funds for Diabetes Australia – Tasmania.

Nicholas S Barnett with other participants of the 2007 Pollie Pedal

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