Find your Ride Tribe at MCL26 and win a one-off custom Arai RX-7V Evo
MCL26 is giving riders the chance to win a one-off custom-painted helmet while celebrating every corner of the biking community.
Be you an adventure rider, racer, custom builder or commuter, there is one thing that connects us all under one roof – we start a ride the same way, by pulling on a helmet.
That's the thinking behind MCL’s latest RideTribe campaign, which is celebrating the diversity of the UK motorcycle community, by giving one lucky rider the chance to win a unique, custom-painted helmet at MCL26.
The competition centres around a one-off helmet, created by the renowned lid painter RichArt. It is based on a Arai RX-7V Evo helmet, which is widely regarded as a benchmark in motorcycle helmet technology. Making the one-off piece all the more rare is what will happen to it in the run up to the show. It’s set to begin a UK-wide tour, where it will be signed by riding celebrities and racing royalty, making it totally one of a kind.
To be in with a chance of winning the stunning looking lid, entering is easy. Dotted around the NEC will be QR codes. Simply head to MCL26, scan one of the QR codes and follow the instructions – it really couldn’t be any simpler.
It's a fitting build-up to MCL26, which returns to Birmingham's NEC from 21 to 29 November. As ever, the show promises the latest motorcycles from the world's biggest manufacturers, opportunities to test ride new machines, riding experiences for newcomers, live entertainment and halls packed with the latest riding kit, accessories and technology.
One of the reasons MCL continues to attract riders from across the UK is that it isn't aimed at just one type of biker. Whether your weekends are spent chasing apexes, exploring green lanes, restoring classics or simply enjoying the ride to work, there's something for everyone.
For more information, or to book your tickets, head to the official website.
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Simon (AKA Toad) has been working within the motorcycle industry for more than twelve years, and a member of the motorcyclist family since birth. Growing up around British-built single and twins, it was inevitable that a life on two wheels was on the cards, from a very early age!
