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Win a bike, ride a bike or just watch loads of bikes and riders doing spectacular things, it’s all going to be happening at this year’s spectacular BMF Show!
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Apr 8, 2005, 16:09
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WIN, RIDE, WATCH AT BMF SHOW!
BMF SHOW, 21-22 May, East of England Showground, Peterborough.
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Win a bike, ride a bike or just watch loads of bikes and riders doing spectacular things, it’s all going to be happening at this year’s spectacular BMF Show!
The chance of winning a BMW K1200 S worth nearly £10,000 in this year’s BMF free prize draw, is just one of the many attractions bound to draw the crowds to t his massive two-day event, organised by the BMF and sponsored by Carole Nash Insurance.
BMW’s first true performance machine, the K1200S comes with free insurance worth up to £700 from Carole Nash Insurance, but this is just a part of an event that r egularly attracts upwards of 85,000 people. The BMF Show is acknowledged as the biggest of its type in Europe and with its hundreds of trade stalls, it turns Peterborough’s massive showground into a tented village of everything that is biking.
The noise, flying shale and excitement of vintage speedway will be just part of a range of spectacular arena activities including quad-bike stunts from the ‘Kangaroo Kid’, Matt Coulter, on his last UK tour, while back on to two wheels, the Bolddog Lings Freestyle Team will provide spectacular motocross thrills.
The infamous and ever popular Moped Enduro has a full grid with 65 teams competing for top honours, while world traveller Nick Sanders has chosen the BMF Show to set out on his own test of endurance with another round the world attempt.
The BMF’s Best In Show competition, ‘The BIS’, sponsored by Carole Nash Insurance, has a total prize fund of £2,600, and covers a range of classes from vintage to modern machines with the winner collecting £600 plus one year’s free insurance.
Even those without a licence needn’t feel left out because they can still sample riding a bike courtesy of the ‘Try it Out’ facility run by the BSM motorcycle training school.
Add in sideshows, the Wall of Death, kids mini quad bikes, a fun fair and bouncy castles, and there’s something for everyone at the BMF Show.
Fast facts:
BMF SHOW , 21-22 May , 9am – 5pm both days
Day Admission:
BMF members £12 (advance booking only £10)
Public: £14 (advance £12)
Concessions:
Senior citizens: £6 (proof required)
Children 14 and under free (optional donation to BMF Foundation)
Closing date for advance bookings: Friday 6 th May
Further details from Cherise Hardy or Louise La’Brooy: 0116 284 5380
www.bmf.co.uk
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