HITTING THE MEDIA
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HITTING MAINSTREAM MEDIA
BikesportNZ.com does a lot for motorcycling in New Zealand.
Continue reading →IN THE NEWS
BikesportNZ.com does a lot for motorcycling in New Zealand.
Continue reading →ROTORUA TAKES THE PRIZE
It’s official, the Bay of Plenty is home to the No.1 motocross riders in New Zealand.
Continue reading →NEW CHAMPIONS FOR 2011
Uncertainty and raw nerves, coupled with horsepower and adrenaline could make this year’s national motorcycle road-race series one of the most exciting in years.
Continue reading →PUKEKOHE THRILLER
Classic bikes and planes are set to thrill crowds at Pukekohe on February 5-6.
Continue reading →SHARPEN YOUR SKILLS
The Summer of Supercross is here and now you have the chance like never before to update and improve your supercross riding skills.
Continue reading →MANAWATU IS PARTY CENTRAL
It may be Rugby World Cup time but party central is firmly booked in for the Manawatu region in 2011.
Continue reading →BUSH BASH TWENTY10
It probably comes as no surprise at all that a former Manawatu forestry worker is the man favoured to win a motorcycle race called the Bush Bash Twenty10.
Continue reading →HB SIX-HOUR CANCELLED
It is with “huge regret and deep frustration” that the Pacific Motorcycle Club has contacted BikesportNZ.com to advise that the 20th annual Suzuki 6-Hour Cross-country Challenge 2010 in Hawke’s Bay will not now take place this season.
Continue reading →WRITING IS ON THE WALL
The alarm bells are ringing.
Continue reading →SUPPORTING THE COMMUNITY
The MR Motorcycles Charity Trail Ride series now takes on its 20th year of raising money for the Franklin and North Waikato Communities.
Continue reading →CELEBRATING 100 YEARS
The only place to be in New Zealand this Labour Weekend will be in Timaru for the 100-Year celebrations.
Continue reading →CELEBRATION TIME
The only place to be in New Zealand this Labour Weekend will be in Timaru for the 100-Year celebrations.
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