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Go off road at the Dirt Bike Show
By Sarah Carnell
Events
11 November 2008 09:26

Want to see top motorcycle racing stars, trials displays and 2009 off road motorcycles from a dozen top manufacturers plus a variety of kit from dozens of stands?
Well theres all this and much more at the Dirt Bike Show at Stoneleigh Park near Coventry between Thursday, November 13 and Sunday, November 16.
This is the ninth year of the show and promises to be bigger and better than ever before with a host of top names from the world of on and off road racing plus trials stars of past and present.
The Dirt Bike Show is one of the first opportunities to feast your eyes on next years off road and quad bikes from manufacturers such as Suzuki, Kawasaki, BMW and off-road specialists KTM, CCM and Gas Gas in hall 2.
Yamaha will be launching their new YZ250F and YZ450F motocross bikes plus two new sport quads, the TFZ450R and YFM250 WVTA on their stand.
Also on show will be the limited edition Monster Factory Team replica 2009 YZ450TR, of which only 100 are being made and individually numbered to commemorate their MX1 World Championship win with David Phillipaerts.
Kawasaki will be launching their new KXF250 and KXF450 four-stroke motocross bikes, which have received some changes for 2009 while Honda will be showing their all-new lightweight fuel injection CRF450R and CRF250R motocross machines.
Of course if youre tempted by any of the bikes on the manufacturer stands, youll also be looking for some new kit

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