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E: 12/09 WIN a Motorbike Trials day
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- The prizes consists of the chance to win a motorbike trials day. There are 2 options, one for people who have never ridden a motorbike before (off road school) and one for those who have, (trial ride) but there is only one prize. OFF ROAD SCHOOL - There are no age or licence restrictions as these events take place on private land. Participants need to be tall enough to ride the bikes (min. height 5ft 4 inches or 1.6m), and must already be familiar with the basics of riding a motorcycle with clutch & gears. TRAIL RIDE - Participants need to be tall enough to ride our bikes - see above, and the following age/licence restrictions apply: Participants must be 25-0 years old with a full UK motorcycle licence that they have held for at least 1 year (a full licence that is restricted to 33hp is acceptable). Participants must have no more than 6 penalty points on their licence and no prosecutions pending (other than 1 speeding or parking offence), and must have no more than 1 motoring accident/claim during the past 3 years. Participants will be required to produce their licence and 1 other form of ID on the day Trail rides are for riders that already have some previous off road riding experience otherwise they should attend the off road school.
- The prize is non-transferable, non-refundable and there are no cash alternatives.
- Winners will pay for any transport and accommodation costs.
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