Exhibitions
VMCC 1000 Bikes
Source: Latest News Articles from ACU.org.uk - Sunday, 4th July 2010, 23:34 GMTIt is now recognised that this unique event provides the best line up of “Past Masters” and famous machines assembled every year in the UK. Previously this has included many unique happenings such as 4 times World Super Bike Champion Carl Fogarty MBE getting his “knee down” on a track for the first time in 10 years at our 2009 event! The 2010 event will be no exception as the continued assistance of Simon Hartland of the National Motorcycle Museum will help provide more unique machines and star riders than any other historic two wheeled event held in Europe. In 2010 this will include a very special track appearance by an overseas Multi World Champion who has not appeared on a racing machine at a UK track for many years! Watch this space! Truly a Festival covering all aspects of Classic Motorcycling the event will feature- Public Road (Sat) and Race Bike (Sun) Track Sessions The biggest line up in Europe of Past Masters Machines and Star Riders on track. Pre 65 Trials Historic Grass Track Historic Sprint Demo Avenue of Clubs (50 clubs in attendance in 2009) Trade Stands/Auto jumble Real Ale Bar open all weekend with panoramic views of Stebbe Straight Even more Live bands on the new “Classic Racer Magazine Stage” starting Fri 9th July which will feature more attractions for 2010 as well as the popular “Stars on Stage” interviews. “This year’s demonstration runs and high profile exhibition runs promise to be one of the best yet!” Amongst them, will be some of the most Iconic Sprinters in History that took many Worlds’ and National Records in their heyday. Here’s just a few of the machines that we’ll have on show and running: 1)We are delighted that this year will see the return of Maurice Brierleys’ “Methamon” World Record Breaking Sidecar to the Track. After 45 years in hibernation, this Supercharged Vincent has been sympathetically rebuilt by members of the Sprint Section and is scheduled to participate in Sunday’s Sprint Demonstration runs. 2)Also back by popular demand is another sprint / drag favourite, John Hobbs and his “Hobbit”. 3)Added to that we have the Trike of Graham Sykes with his 4 Ltr “V8” and... 4)The 2010 Top Fuel Puma “Purple Princess” of Steve Carey All in all, this year’s Exhibition promises to be one of the best yet! Supporting these ‘Star Machines’ will be an equally mouth-watering line-up of Riders and Machines that will get the adrenaline flowing. Read article
Ace Cafe TT Ton Up Exhibition Set For Douglas SeaFront
Source: The Latest Motorcycle News - Monday, 10th May 2010, 19:08 GMTAs part of the Isle of Man TT, and following the success of last years inaugural exhibition, Ace Cafe London is honoured to have again been invited to showcase a motorcycle, "TT Ton Up", related exhibition at the Sayle Gallery, providing a focal point for fans on Douglas seafront. Read article
Bike show winner rides home Suzuki
Source: Insidebikes | Carole Nash » Bike News - Thursday, 4th March 2010, 11:11 GMTBirmingham-based biker Mike Jeynes today took delivery of an amazing 2010 Suzuki GSXR 1000 which he won by entering a competition at the 2009 Carole Nash International Motorcycle and Scooter Show at the NEC. The lucky winner picked up his bike from the Streetbike dealership in Halesowen on Monday March 1, just in time to take advantage of some very welcome and much needed spring weather. Mike was one of more than 110,000 visitors to the Carole Nash NEC Bike Show in November and December 2009, where visitors witnessed world and UK bike premieres and had the opportunity to take part in the host of interactive features on offer. Thousands entered the draw to win the 2010 Suzuki flagship model and Mike was unsurprisingly delighted with his prize. “Winning this Suzuki is a dream come true,” he claimed. “I used to drive past Streetbike every day and always said I wanted a new bike, now I have one! I never thought that I could possibly win something as awesome as this ever in my life!” Finlay McAllan, Managing Director of MCI Exhibitions added: “The whole Show is geared towards offering people unforgettable experiences and we look to engage our visitors by showcasing the very latest leading manufacturer bike models, inviting people to take part in our spectacular interactive features and also, offering the chance to win great prizes. We’re pleased to have worked with Suzuki in offering the GSXR 1000 - we wish Mike all the best and hope he enjoys riding his bike - we look forward to welcoming him back to the 2010 Show.” For more information visit www.motorcycleshow.co.uk. Read article
Stars line-up for NEC Bike Show
Source: Insidebikes | Carole Nash - Wednesday, 25th November 2009, 17:01 GMTWith a list of riders that reads like the who’s who of the biking world flooding to the NEC in Birmingham from the 27th November to the 6th December, the 2009 Carole Nash International Motorcycle and Scooter Show will set a new benchmark for the number of celebrity names appearing at the industry event. Complementing a host of major bike launches from the world’s leading manufacturers, household names including riders and commentators from key Championships including MotoGP, World and British Superbikes will be meeting visitors and unveiling the next generation of bikes. James Toseland, Troy Corser, Bradley Smith, John McGuinness, Charley Boorman and Steve Plater will be joined by Marco Melandri, Carl Fogarty, Jon Kirkham, Jonathon Rea and Leon Haslam to name but a few. This year’s event welcomes the all new Off Road Zone situated in Hall 5 which will be dedicated to the very best from the off road world with the highlight being the opening two rounds of The Future West ACU British Supercross Championships. Taking place on Saturday 28th November and Saturday 5th December, the event will host the biggest names including defending SX1 and SX2 Champ Mike Brown, title challenger Zach Osborne and newly crowned Canadian MX1 Champion and double British Supercross Champion Colton Facciotti. Finlay McAllan, Managing Director of MCI Exhibitions, added: “The number of stars who have committed their time to attend this year’s Show has been overwhelming. The Show is often the only chance the public has to meet them so they are a key visitor attraction and with initiatives such as Get On! coupled with the new Off Road Zone and The Future West ACU British Supercross Championships, we have riders representing all facets of the motorcycle world”. The 2009 Show will offer an incredible selection of bikes, accessories and components with a range of interactive features including the Yamaha Off Road Experience and Karting and Mini-Motos, all of which will demonstrate to visitors of all ages what the industry has to offer. Those looking forward to Preview Day can take advantage of the £28 entry fee, which includes all the interactive features free of charge. Read article
CAS Honda head to NEC Bike Show
Source: Insidebikes | Carole Nash - Monday, 23rd November 2009, 9:53 GMTInternationally renowned motocross team CAS Honda have confirmed that they will be making a welcome appearance in the all-new Off Road Zone at the forthcoming Carole Nash International Motorcycle and Scooter Show, taking place from the 27th November to the 6th December at the NEC in Birmingham. CAS Honda will be displaying the factory machines as used by Billy Mackenzie this year at their stand in Hall 5, where visitors will also see the World Motocross Championship squad for 2010. Also on display will be the new 2010 SC Sporthomes’ hospitality vehicle which will be used for the team’s campaign next year. It’s set to be a triumphant debut year for the Show’s Off Road Zone, with a rich itinerary featuring not only an impressive list of new bikes, top riders and aftermarket products but also the thrill of the opening two rounds of The Future West ACU British Supercross Championships. The ACU sanctioned events will take place on the evenings of Saturday 28th November and Saturday 5th December with day-time displays taking place throughout the entire open period of the 10 day Show. “This is a great opportunity for us to diversify and introduce a whole new audience to CAS Honda. We wanted to be part of the Show, especially as there is a new element dedicated to off road,” said CAS Honda Team Manager, Neil Prince. “CAS Honda has been at the forefront of British and World Championship competition for many years, so it makes sense for us to support the event. Thanks to our sponsor, SC Sporthomes, this is now a reality and we’re looking forward to meeting new people and introducing them to our sport.” Finlay McAllan, Managing Director of MCI Exhibitions, added: “Since we took the decision to include an off road element in the 2009 Show, we have been really focused on making it a highly credible addition to the schedule. We are thrilled to have now added the recognised name of CAS Honda to the exhibitors list as we know their displays and team appearances will only serve to add yet more value to the visitor experience.” Read article
Honda Team at NEC Show
Source: Insidebikes | Carole Nash - Friday, 20th November 2009, 10:39 GMTInternationally renowned motocross team, CAS Honda, will be a welcome inclusion to the raft of manufacturers and teams exhibiting in the all-new Off Road Zone at the forthcoming Carole Nash International Motorcycle and Scooter Show which takes place from the 27th November to the 6th December at the Birmingham NEC. CAS Honda will be displaying the factory machines as used by Billy Mackenzie this year, plus visitors to the Show are invited to visit the CAS Honda stand in Hall 5 to see The World Motocross Championship squad as well as the 2010 team set-up. Also on display will be the new 2010 SC Sporthomes’ hospitality vehicle which will be used for the team’s campaign next year. It’s set to be a triumphant debut year for the Show’s Off Road Zone, with a rich itinerary featuring not only an impressive list of new bikes, top riders and aftermarket products but also the thrill of the opening two rounds of The Future West ACU British Supercross Championships. The ACU sanctioned events will take place on the evenings of Saturday 28th November and Saturday 5th December with day-time displays taking place throughout the entire open period of the 10 day Show. “This is a great opportunity for us to diversify and introduce a whole new audience to CAS Honda. We wanted to be part of the Show, especially as there is a new element dedicated to off road,” said CAS Honda Team Manager, Neil Prince. “CAS Honda has been at the forefront of British and World Championship competition for many years, so it makes sense for us to support the event. Thanks to our sponsor, SC Sporthomes, this is now a reality and we’re looking forward to meeting new people and introducing them to our sport.” Finlay McAllan, Managing Director of MCI Exhibitions, added: “Since we took the decision to include an off road element in the 2009 Show, we have been really focused on making it a highly credible addition to the schedule. We are thrilled to have now added the recognised name of CAS Honda to the exhibitors list as we know their displays and team appearances will only serve to add yet more value to the visitor experience.” Read article
Ducati Has Officially Revealed the 2010 Model Line-Up
Source: LondonBikers.com - Wednesday, 18th November 2009, 12:38 GMTDream bikes, the fruit of Italian ingenuity and creativity, and destined to become new points of reference on the international market, are ready to take the spotlight at EICMA 2009, the 67th edition of the International Motorcycle Exhibition, taking place at the Fiera Internazionale di Milano in Rho, from 10 - 15 November. Read article
KTM to showcase new models at NEC
Source: Insidebikes | Carole Nash - Wednesday, 11th November 2009, 10:38 GMTLeading bike manufacturer KTM will launch new additions to their already impressive Street, Enduro and Motocross ranges at the Carole Nash International Motorcycle & Scooter Show, running from 27th November - 6th December at the NEC in Birmingham. Continuing the success story of the Duke which was set in motion over 20 years ago in Austria, KTM will present Show visitors with the 690 Duke R, the most powerful single cylinder of all time. Weighing a mere 148kg and delivering an impressive 70bhp combined with a sleek chassis and high quality components, the 690 Duke R will be a definite crowd puller in Hall 1 where other leading bike manufacturers will be based. The Carole Nash International Motorcycle & Scooter Show¹s reputation as the country¹s premier motorcycle show will also be bolstered by KTM¹s decision to also present to the UK public, for the first time, the new KTM 350cc MX concept. The culmination of a unique project led by motocross World-Champion Stefan Everts, the KTM 350cc MX is geared to write a new chapter in the history of KTM¹s success in off road motorsport and will also be a lead attraction for the 140,000 expected visitors at this year¹s Show. Keen to pander to the tastes of every motorcycle enthusiast, KTM will also bring the all new KTM 125 streetbike project to the NEC - a new sporty, high quality Naked Bike in the typical KTM design geared towards young riders. “Our principle at KTM is to give motorcycle enthusiasts the same technology and styles that are continually developed for factory riders,” commented Ross Walker, Marketing Co-ordinator at KTM-Sportmotorcycle UK. “Given the Show¹s prominence, it is only fitting that we took the decision to present our very latest on and off road products to the UK at the event and we look forward to receiving both the industry and public¹s feedback”. Finlay McAllan, Managing Director of MCI Exhibitions, added: “KTM are continuing their rich heritage in pushing the boundaries of motorcycle innovation and we are delighted that the visitor experience will benefit from their decision to launch their latest product offering at the NEC in a few weeks.” Bike insurance doesn’t have to cost the earth, so to start saving money on your motorcycle insurance, call 0800 804 7952 Read article
