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Motorcycle Live goes online!
The UK’s biggest annual bike show, Motorcycle Live, usually held in November at the NEC in Birmingham, may this year have been cancelled because of coronavirus but organisers have now announced plans for the next best thing – an online, ‘virtual’ version!
Words by: Phil West
Published on 16 September 2020 | 0 min read
Called Motorcycle Live Online and due to be available online over the course of the usual, nine-day show period, the idea is to have a raft of dedicated content and videos including motorcycle and scooter unveilings, competitions, news and more as the next-best alternative to the show itself.
Called Motorcycle Live Online and due to be available online over the course of the usual, nine-day show period, the idea is to have a raft of dedicated content and videos including motorcycle and scooter unveilings, competitions, news and more as the next-best alternative to the show itself. And for ‘virtual show-goers’ it couldn’t be easier to get involved. Simply sign up to the Motorcycle Live newsletter or follow Motorcycle Live on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. And the best bit? Everything is free! “When we made the difficult decision to postpone Motorcycle Live this year, our thoughts instantly turned to how we could still offer our visitors a show experience,” the managing director of Motorcycle Live, Finlay McAllan, said, adding: “We’re looking forward to delivering motorcycle and scooter launches, exclusive competitions, bargains and latest news to our fans over the course of the ‘show’. “By presenting Motorcycle Live Online over the course of the ‘normal’ nine-day show period, we hope to give our fans, followers and regular visitors plenty of entertainment, and give something back for all the support we have been shown throughout the years.” Motorcycle Live Online in association with Bikesure Insurance takes place between 21-29 November on www.motorcyclelive.co.uk.
Called Motorcycle Live Online and due to be available online over the course of the usual, nine-day show period, the idea is to have a raft of dedicated content and videos including motorcycle and scooter unveilings, competitions, news and more as the next-best alternative to the show itself. And for ‘virtual show-goers’ it couldn’t be easier to get involved. Simply sign up to the Motorcycle Live newsletter or follow Motorcycle Live on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. And the best bit? Everything is free! “When we made the difficult decision to postpone Motorcycle Live this year, our thoughts instantly turned to how we could still offer our visitors a show experience,” the managing director of Motorcycle Live, Finlay McAllan, said, adding: “We’re looking forward to delivering motorcycle and scooter launches, exclusive competitions, bargains and latest news to our fans over the course of the ‘show’. “By presenting Motorcycle Live Online over the course of the ‘normal’ nine-day show period, we hope to give our fans, followers and regular visitors plenty of entertainment, and give something back for all the support we have been shown throughout the years.” Motorcycle Live Online in association with Bikesure Insurance takes place between 21-29 November on www.motorcyclelive.co.uk.