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  1.  

    Bikes, bikes and more bikes...

    ...what more do you need?

    MCL26 sponsored by Bikesure returns to the NEC, Birmingham from 21–29 November, and we’ve been working hard behind the scenes to make this the best MCL yet! 

    From iconic machines of the past, to the latest bike releases, MCL26 brings the whole story of riding together under one roof - it's simply EGG-strodinary.

    Don't forget to snag your Early Bird tickets now, so you can ignore the SCRAMBLE come show time - just click the link below.

     
  2. The Ride-Out is on!
    Departing the Ace 10.30am
     
    ROUTE:
    A406, A13, A127 to Southend & the A1160/Southchurch Ave.(formerly the Kursaal and now Tesco) to the seafront:
    Entrance to Road Closure Starting at Marine Parade (strictly for motorcycles and trikes, i.e. no quads, cars, vans, LGV’s or HGVs permitted)
    With a west-bound one-way traffic system in place
    Exit at End of Road Closure on Western Esplanade
    NB: With Gallows Corner fly over closed, avoid A12
     
    NOTICE:
    As guests of Southend and this free to enter motorcycle event, we thank you in advance for your understanding and co-operation in ensuring that the event is accessible and safe for all who attend
    We ask that you do not park any vehicle on the pavements or block the footways and emergency routes (Think Lifeboat, Fire Brigade & Medics!), and adhere to the directions and requests of Shakedown staff & marshals.
     
    Please note that the seafront road will be open to the public (and bikes) from 9am. The event closes at 5pm.
     
    For more info & map of the seafront see link
     
    See you at the Seaside!
     
    With the support of Southend City Council
  3. With Henry Cole and The Motorbike Show crew rolling into the new riding season in unmistakable style.

    Riders are invited to dust off the leathers, wake the bike from its winter slumber, and point it towards a proper day out celebrating everything great about life on two wheels.
    With tea flowing and bacon sandwiches hot off the grill, visitors can experience the rare buzz of seeing real television made up close.

    The Motorbike Show – Spring Ride-In

    Henry and the team will be setting up camp in the Museum’s impressive Britannia Suite, where cameras will be rolling to film a brand-new episode of Shed Talk in front of a live audience.

    The episode will see Henry in conversation with a star guest from the motorcycling world, delving into their life, passions, and those unforgettable moments that only ever happen on two wheels — all produced exclusively for themotorbikeshow.com

    A limited number of seats for the live recording will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.
    Once filming wraps, fans can head to the meet-and-greet area to say hello, grab a selfie, and enjoy a proper natter with Henry and his co-presenters.

    venue: The National Motorcycle Museum, Coventry Road, Bickenhill, Solihull, West Midlands, B92 0EJ
    price: Entry to the Spring Ride-In is free. Half-price entry to the National Motorcycle Museum collection on the day — just £8.50 instead of £17 (per adult ticket) 
    www.nationalmotorcyclemuseum.co.uk
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  4. ALEX MARQUEZ #73
    “Today I made a few overtakes, so I’m a bit more satisfied compared to yesterday. It was the result I expected today; we didn’t have the pace to be among the best, and starting from the third row I couldn’t ask for more. We still scored points and brought home the best result possible. Right now we need to keep working and continue improving to reach the level of the front runners. With the factory bike it always takes a bit more time to get everything perfectly set up.”

    FERMIN ALDEGUER #54
    “It was a complicated weekend and physically tough. In the sprint I already felt the lack of pace on a MotoGP bike, but we scored points and managed to race and finish all the races without crashing. Today was tough, a very long race, but we have to be satisfied. Last year, after three races, we didn’t have this many points.”

     

  5. ALEX MARQUEZ #73
    “Today it was important to bring home points and avoid mistakes. Let’s say we raced defensively, waiting to find the right feeling with the bike. The crash this morning took away a lot of my confidence, even though we’re still missing something. We found something positive this morning and who knows, maybe it’s the right direction to get back to the top positions in the standings.”

    FERMIN ALDEGUER #54
    “I’m satisfied with today. This morning I had good feelings both in the free practice and in Q1. In Q2, honestly, I didn’t have much to say with only one chance for the time attack. In the race, let’s say the fatigue started to be felt — many laps on this circuit are difficult to manage. Looking ahead to tomorrow, it will definitely be important to manage our energy. We start from the third row, so it’s certainly a good beginning.”