The International Motorcycle
and Scooter Show Revs up for 2006 with an Action-Packed Line-Up
22nd August 2006
The International Motorcycle and Scooter Show today announced its
action-packed feature line-up for 2006. Taking place between 27th
October and 5th November at Birmingham ’s NEC, visitors to this year’s
show will be spoilt for choice when it comes to both interactive
features and spectator events. Catering for all interests, whether
they be tearing it up on the Off-Road Experience, feeling the power of
the Harley- David son V Rod or sitting back and watching some of the
world’s best stunt riders perform death defying manoeuvres, the Show
will keep visitors entertained from start to finish.
Thunderdome Games Arena
The all-new Thunderdome Games Arena will be a highlight for 2006,
treating visitors to a theatrical Mad Max style stunt show. Set
against an impressive post-apocalyptic backdrop, multiple stunt riders
will perform a spectacular show, featuring heart-stopping bike
manoeuvres this is one not to be missed!
Harley-Davidson V-Rod Experience
Also new for 2006 the Harley-Davidson V-Rod Experience will take a
similar form to the Bike Ride Out, offering visitors the privilege of
feeling for themselves the extreme power of the acclaimed
Harley-Davidson fuel-injected 60° V-Twin Revolution® engine. Riders
will be taken out on the roads around the NEC and will need to produce
a valid licence and pass a breathalyser test before being allowed to
ride.
Arai Race Paddock
The ever-popular Race Paddock will once again be an integral part of
the show, featuring some of the top names in racing. The Blackhorse
stage will be a focal point, keeping the crowds entertained with live
shows, including the end of racing season finale, the British
Superbike Awards, which will see the Champions presented with their
awards. MotoGP fans will also be able to watch the final Grand Prix of
the season live on the giant screen while enjoying a pint of Guinness
from the Guinness Bar.
James Whitham’s ‘How To?’ Stage
Take a break from the action to swot up on your biking knowledge at
the How To? Stage where James Whitham will be entertaining the crowds
and offering his advice on a range of biking topics via his
interactive question and answer sessions.
Harley-Davidson Rock Café
During an action packed day, the brand new Harley- David son Rock Café
will be the perfect way to re-fuel. Visitors to the Café will be able
to relax and enjoy food from the Harley-Davidson Rock Café whilst
absorbing the Harley-Davidson experience..
Mini-Moto and Mini Super Moto
Proving that good things come in small packages, Mini-Moto is back for
2006 but this time with the increased power of the 90cc Mini Super
Moto and a revamped track! For those with a competitive streak, the
new timing system will enable riders to compete against the clock or
each other.
Interactive Feature Favourites
Back by popular demand and in addition to new interactive features,
the original interactive line-up returns, including the ‘Bike Ride
Out’ road riding experience, giving visitors the opportunity to test
the 2006 models from all the major manufacturers. For those who want
some rugged action, the ‘Off Road Experience’ will give visitors an
opportunity to try off roading on a purpose built track taking them
through the woodland around the NEC. Encouraging the next generation
of biker, kids (aged 5-11) visiting the Show can get some two-wheeled
action at the ‘My First Honda Licence’ feature. Kids can try out 50cc
bikes on an indoor track and will receive their first bike licence at
the end
Managing Director of MCI Exhibitions, Finlay McAllan , commented:
‘This year’s show has more to offer than ever before and the emphasis
is very much on variation of visitor experience. We are really excited
about The Thunderdome Games which will is going to be really
impressive and a must see for all visitors. In addition, the
interactive features have increased for 2006 and as with last year
participants will need to bring their bike licence and pass a
breathalyser test in order to have a go on the bikes.’
Tickets for the International Motorcycle and Scooter Show are now on
sale and the public can take advantage of the fantastic advance prices
for both adult (£13) and family tickets (£30). All other tickets are
also available in advance either by booking online at
www.motorcycleshow.co.uk or over the phone on 0870 352 2006.
Standard ticket prices are £15 for adults, £13 for students, £5 for
senior citizens and children between eleven and sixteen, and £35 for a
family ticket. Children under the age of eleven are admitted for free.News /
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