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GMGirl
27th October 2006, 14:56
Does anyone have any info on Bike Show at Ellerslie on Sunday (not the City of Cycles show):dodge: Apparently I heard that if you turn up on a Jappa bike you get in free? :rockon: Just wondered if anyone knew exactly where it is being held (perhaps Ellerslie Racecourse, not sure) and what the hours are etc. Cheers :Punk:

Filterer
27th October 2006, 16:59
Yes I heard about it on the radio. From what I understood it was at ellerslie and it was free entry for everyone, more of a showroom for bikes you can buy on the spot I think then an expo as such, correct me if im wrong!

skidMark
27th October 2006, 17:37
go show off my new sewing machine :D

Qkchk
28th October 2006, 10:38
What I heard on the radio this morning:

Japenese Bike Expo - All the brands represented
Bikes on Sale
Ellerslie Racecourse
Open 9am-4pm
Entry Free



But here's what its really about..................

Motor Cycle Launch - Nilin.jp
Nilin.jp are introducing to New Zealand their range of quality used Japanese Motor Cycles.

Nilin.jp offer competitive prices and a quality service.

The Launch event is being held at Ellerslie Race Course on Sunday 29 October ’06 from 9am – 4pm.

Free Admission: Giveaways, Traditional dancers, Drums, Amusements, etc…

http://www.nilin.jp/event.html

Badcat
29th October 2006, 09:17
it's a joke, i was there for about 5 minutes.
there is nothing cheap - or even especially good.
a scruffy 2002 900r GPZ (yep - the original one) for $10,495 was pretty funny though..
they have about 10 sportsbikes, a few cruisers, some 400cc scooters (cheapest of those is $6495).
it was all at NZ shop retail or above, and all in all an hour i'll never get back.
stay home and browse bikepoint or trademe i reckon.
nilin have a site (www.nilin.jp) but the bikes were a LOT more expensive than on the site, and there was nothing different or cool.


Ken

Black Bandit
29th October 2006, 11:55
I concur. A complete waste of time. The two-fiddys were about $7000, good nick but still pricey - not the "show specials" we were led to believe.

Then I went down to the show in Manakau and again only spent 10 mins there, very disappointing unless you're into choppers. :sick: I spent more time outside the event centre perving at the visiting bikes parked outside. Waste of $10. :angry:

Each to their own I guess.

duckaddict
29th October 2006, 11:56
Thanks for the post - was thinking of going - don't think so.



it's a joke, i was there for about 5 minutes.
there is nothing cheap - or even especially good.
a scruffy 2002 900r GPZ (yep - the original one) for $10,495 was pretty funny though..
they have about 10 sportsbikes, a few cruisers, some 400cc scooters (cheapest of those is $6495).
it was all at NZ shop retail or above, and all in all an hour i'll never get back.
stay home and browse bikepoint or trademe i reckon.
nilin have a site (www.nilin.jp) but the bikes were a LOT more expensive than on the site, and there was nothing different or cool.


Ken

outlawtorn
30th October 2006, 13:04
Then I went down to the show in Manakau and again only spent 10 mins there, very disappointing unless you're into choppers. :sick: I spent more time outside the event centre perving at the visiting bikes parked outside. Waste of $10. :angry:

Each to their own I guess.

well it was a custom cycle show, what did you expect? Stock standard road bikes?