Bimota has confirmed a special dealer launch will take place this August
Bimota will showcase its new KB998 superbike as part of a special UK dealer launch later this month.
Bimota has confirmed it will be hosting a special dealer launch on August 22, with numerous prizes up for grabs, as well as the chance to see its new KB998 Rimini superbike.
The special dealer launch will be held simultaneously by Norwich-based Signature Moto, Cobb and Jagger in Leeds, M&P Motorcycles in Cardiff, and Hyside Motorcycles in Chelmsford.
Signature Moto, was previously the only provider of Bimota bikes across the UK, before the company’s UK expansion was confirmed earlier this year.
People attending the dealer launch at any of the four locations will have access to the current range of Bimota bikes, including the retro-styled KB4, while the supercharged Tesi H2 Tera sports tourer will also be available.
Each dealership will offer prizes exclusively for visitors who attend the evening, which starts at 5pm across all locations. The biggest prize of the evening will be a special ‘Bimota Bundle’, which features a branded pit mat, and either a Bimota sweatshirt or Bimota body warmer. Sadly, nobody will be able to take home an actual bike as a prize!
Attendees will also have the chance to win a signed A1-sized frame picture of Alex Lowes on his Bimota World Superbike race bike, and a pair of weekend tickets to the British round of the Superbike World Championship.
Craig Watson, Sales & Marketing Manager at Bimota UK, said: “With bikes now starting to arrive in our Bimota dealerships, it’s the perfect time to invite as many customers as possible to come together on an evening of Bimota indulgence. We look forward to welcoming customers along to not only immerse themselves in the world of Bimota but also, be in with the chance to win a number of amazing prizes!"
You can book your place at one of the dealer launches through the Kawasaki website.
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