Biggest motorcycle exhibition in Britain
The International Motorcycle and Scooter Show will be held this year at the Birmingham NEC in the UK from November 28th through till December 7th. It promises to be a show to remember, with over 27 manufacturers lined up to reveal their 2009 models, not just on the biggest banner stands in full colour, but life size and spewing forth fumes and fun as they rev their engines ready to show people quite how powerful their newly engineered systems are.
Not only does this show promise a new breed of motorcycles, but a vast array of other events are scheduled as well. The biggest names in all major bike-racing championships will be on hand to sign autographs and to meet their fans. Steve Parrish, former racer and BBC race commentator will host “Question of Bikes,” a quiz for the top racers.
The International Motorcycle and Scooter Show will also hold activities for veteran bikers as well as those new to biking, such as learner training sessions through the British School of Motoring, the opportunity to ride off-road and the chance to use the Bike Ride Out feature to ride on-road.
Superbike stunt riding will allow fans, for the first time ever, to witness a motorcross “backflip” within the NEC. Thunderdome Games is a popular series of events that also included Mini-Moto, the Wall of Death, Go-Karting, as well as racer competitions and interviews.
Children can take part in the festivities as well with “My First License,” a first experience cycling event, provided by Honda, meant for children ages 5 to 11.
Some of the manufacturers already confirmed to take part in this event include: Harley-Davidson, Ducati, Royal Enfield, Zing Bikes, Polaris, BRP Can Am, Cectek, Kawasaki, Yamaha, Suzuki, BMW, Buell among several others.
British motorcycle manufacturers offering new models to be displayed include: Cruisers, Adventure Sports, Naked Bikes, Commuters, Motocross, Supermoto, Quads and more.
Some of the world’s top racing bikes from World and British Superbikes, MotoGP, World Motocross as well as the race bikes of Valentino Rossi not to mention his series rivals, will also be included in the show.
For any bike enthusiast, this event promises many treats and delights for young and old. With not only the chance to meet the top race contenders in the world, but to view the newest designs in racing, this UK show at the NEC is a must-see, can’t miss event.
For more information please visit http://www.motorcycleshow.co.uk or call 0844 5812345.
. 13 Sep 08 | Uncategorized