Carnival City to host roaring Biking Carnival
This event has all angles covered and even has mass rides to collect money for local charity organisations.
Carnival City and Biker Assist are teaming up to bring the first ever Biking Carnival to Ekurhuleni.
With families in mind specifically, Biker Assist and Carnival City introduce a fresh new concept with incredible displays and educational biking activities to appeal to all ages.
The Biking Carnival takes place on October 20 and 21.
Imagine biking displays, biking competitions, biking accessories, biking enthusiasts, burn-outs, stunt riders, adventure rides, loads of stalls with scrumptious food and drinks and clowns, jugglers and fun fair to compliment the carnival theme all in one place.
The South African Motor Racing Academy adds to the adrenaline pumping action as it brings to the event a thrilling display of racing techniques, including pocket bikes, mini moto, Honda NSF100, super moto, Ladies 250 Cup, additional attractions, pro street bike freestyle, celebrity media challenge (radio and TV) and custom classic bikes competition.
With a display by the fire department and motorised police force, this event has all angles covered and even has mass rides to collect money for local charity organisations.
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In the various competition categories; Ladies Open, Men’s Open, Commercial Division (Delivery Bikers) and Celebrity Challenge, bikers will be challenged to display their skill and technique.
Amazing prizes are up for grabs for visitors at the event.
To be in the running to win in the lucky draws, guests simply have to purchase a ticket to the event and be there.
Stand the chance to win a Suzuki GSX 250, a Sym Crox scooter, a single flatbed bike trailer and many other hourly prizes.
“This event is fresh, new, fun and even fast when it needs to be. We are excited to host yet another family-styled event, where everyone can come along and join in the fun, as we always aim at catering for the needs of families as well,” said Michelle Smith, marketing manager of Carnival City.
Gates open at 7am and the event starts at 8am.
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