The Irish Motorbike & scooter show revs into Dublin’s RDS on February
27th for 3 days of motor –fuelled spectaculars… as well as a
sprinkling of exhibitions that will surely have every male in
attendance applauding until their hands hurt. RoboSteel will be
exhibiting some amazing sculptures including an 8 foot alien and 7
foot predator.  Come and see us at stand E40 & E41.

The Irish Motorbike & scooter show started in 1993 and has gone from
strength to strength since, playing host to the biggest names in the
industry and providing non-stop thrilling entertainment including:

OUTSIDE LIVE ACTION ARENA WORLD SPEEDWAY DEMO RACES
STUNT CHAMPION MATTIE GRIFFIN
WALL OF DEATH
THE HILARIOUS PURPLE HELMETS
STEVE COLLEY-XTREME TRIALS CHAMPION
THE FABULOUS FUEL GIRLS
RACING HEROES INTERVIEWS
MOTORCYCLE LIFESTYLE FASHION SHOWS
‘BABE OF THE YEAR’ COMPETITION FINAL.
AMD CUSTOM BIKE BUILDING COMPETITION

Venue
RDS Main Hall Complex, Dublin

Dates
Friday 27th Feb 2009.          2.00pm – 10.00pm
Saturday 28th Feb 2009.      10.00am – 6.00pm
Sunday 1st March 2009.       10.30am – 6.00pm

All routes lead to the King’s Hall, Belfast for the biggest motorcycle festival in Northern Ireland.

RoboSteel will be there and displaying a brand new 2.4 meter thats 8 foot high Alien King at the show.

The festival takes place over 3 days Friday 13th Febuary until Sunday 15th February 2009.

This will be the shows third year at the King’s Hall Complex, Belfast. Every year the bar keeps getting higher and higher.

This Northern Ireland Motorcycle Festival has set a standard that no other Motorcycle Festival has achieved and 2009 looks certain to be the biggest to date.

With a number of “old favourites” will making a welcome return such as Vintage Displays / Auto Jumbles and Stunt Shows. As well as a number of Stars from the world of motorcycling dropping by a day out to the Northern Ireland Motorcycle Festival is sure to be an exciting day out. With the opportunity to rurb shoulders with the stars and take pictures with our massive alien and predator sculptures.

Opening Times:

Friday: 2pm – 10pm

Saturday and Sunday: 10am – 5pm