For the love of Honda...
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At this years show, Honda Owners Club, KCS Honda, North West Honda and vintage Honda Motorcycles on exhibit!
Manchester Bike Show | 24th - 25th March 2018
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Category: Events and Shows
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In one month today the doors open for the Manchester Bike Show 2018!
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Great reasons to attend...
* 750+ motorcycles on show, including new 2018 models from the main manufacturers, 100+ trade exhibitors in the retail village, watch interviews and listen to music on the live stage and experience thrilling stunt shows... A biker's paradise not to be missed!* The event has various zones starting with the 1st hall for leading motorbike manufacturers, premium exhibitors and traders.
* Over 50 Motorcycle clubs and lots of amazing private motorcycle entries on display.
* Leading motorbike manufacturers include BMW, CCM, Daelim, Ducati, Chester Harley-Davidson, Herald Motor Co., Honda, Kawasaki, KTM, Royal Enfield, Suzuki, Triumph and Yamaha.
* Motorcycle clubs attending include BMF, Cheshire Grass Track Club, Ducati Owners Club, Gawsworth Jesters, Honda Owners Club Manchester, NABD, Rainy City HDC, Royal British Legion Riders, Triumph Owners Club and the Chunky Tread Motorcycle Adventure Club.
* Stunt Show
* FREE on site parking.
Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th March
venue: EventCity, Phoenix Way, off Barton Dock Road, Urmston, Manchester, M41 7TB. Free parking.
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Need/want a new Motorbike?
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Then check out the latest models at the Manchester Bike Show 2018 from Manufacturers that include Benelli, BMW, CCM, Daelim, Ducati, Harley-Davidson, Herald Motor Co., Honda, Kawasaki, Keeway, KTM, Lexmoto, Royal Enfield, Suzuki, Triumph, UM Motorcycles and Yamaha.
See the full list on the website, along with the current exhibitors...
www.manchesterbikeshow.com/exhibitor-list/
24th & 25th March @ EventCity.
www.facebook.com/events/1966537880296150/
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From Shed to Show
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All around the UK custom bike builders are putting the finishing touches to their masterpieces. It's just six weeks until KICKBACK opens its doors and unveils over 60 customs and modified specials that have made it to the Finals of the 2018 National Championships.
If you haven't entered yours yet, simply email good photos of your build to [email protected] before the cut off date which is 4th April 2018.
The KICKBACK Motorbike Show is hosting the 2018 National Championships for Customised Motorcycles, there are seven categories in the competition which are:
Freestyle (sponsor needed)
Young Builder of the Year (supporting emerging talent) (sponsor needed)
Best Modified Triumph (sponsored by Bonnefication.com)
Best Modified Sportsbike (sponsored by MH Products)
Best Modified Classic (sponsored by Butchered Classics fb group)
Best Old School Chopper (sponsor needed)
Best Cafe Racer Style (sponsored by Anti Gravity Batteries)
The judging for the 2018 National Champs will take place on the Saturday 7th April with the Awards Ceremony on Sunday afternoon. The judging panel includes previous Champions and Award Winners plus special guests and selected media.
There's also a full professional stunt show for you to enjoy, trade booths, Invitational Showcase (for non-competition show bikes), coffee, food and licensed bars. You can park for free and bikes can park up right by the main entrance.
You can buy tickets here:
The whole event is indoors and tickets are valid for both / either days.
You can pay cash on the door or...
Cheaper tickets and more information available at TheCustomShow.com -
BRISTOL CLASSIC MOTORCYCLE SHOW – STILL THE BEST IN THE WEST
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IT was a weekend to remember at the 38th Carole Nash Bristol Classic MotorCycle Show, with the Best in the West event drawing huge crowds to admire the hundreds of classic machines on display.
The February 3-4 show enjoyed a high number of visitors all eager to witness the delights that the show had to offer, including fascinating classic motorcycles, bargain buys on autojumble stands and a nail-biting auction to boot.
Tony Pashley took home the coveted Best in Show prize with his award-winning 1934 Model 95 Sunbeam. It was once on display at the National Motorcycle Museum where it was a casualty of a devastating blaze in 2003, but was then passed into the hands of top restorer John Phyzacklea, who lovingly rebuilt it to its current condition. Since being restored the bike has been showcased at numerous shows and has quite a few awards under its metaphorical belt, such as Best Road Racing Bike and Best Pre-War Bike.
This show is renowned for the efforts from the motorcycle clubs, whose members again proved their commitment to creativity. Wells Classic Motorcycle Club won Best Club Stand in Show with its inventive shop front theme, which attracted the eyes of judges and visitors alike. New Imperial and Goldstar came in a close second and third.
Event organiser Nick Mowbray said: “What a brilliant weekend! We have received marvellous feedback from visitors and traders alike. We constantly strive to make the show bigger and better and this show has been no different.”
A message from show sponsors, Carole Nash:
"We were delighted to sponsor this fantastic show again, getting up close with bikes and bikers from all over the UK. It’s always one of our favourite events on the calendar and this year’s show was better than ever. The Carole Nash stand, like all others, was buzzing, and we can’t wait to be back again next year."
Attention now turns to The Classic Dirt Bike Show Sponsored by Hagon Shocks, celebrating all things classic dirt bike, at The International Centre, Telford, TF3 4JH over the weekend of February 17-18. The show is set to be an off-road jamboree for all fans of the dirt bike scene.
For more information please go to: www.classicbikeshows.com