New features for 2007 include the appearance of Jason Finn, the world's number one trials freestyle trials rider.
From the world of mountain bike stunts, Rich Johnson - star of the Big Breakfast, Blue Peter etc. Of course, you'll be able to see the latest 2007 models from many of the top names in biking, such as BMW, Triumph, Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha, as well as custom bikes, classics, scooters and more.
If you're in the mood for some new biking gear, then you'll find many helmets, boots, gloves and leathers at bargain prices.
For those who feel a touch of wanderlust, try the Touring and Leisure area where you'll find companies who can help plan your biking adventures.
Meanwhile, the Custom and Extreme Performance Corner will be showcasing Streetfighters, lowriders and chops, for those who want some inspiration to build their own dream ride. Custom paint specialists Artimagination Ltd will be airbrushing the tank of a lucky winner, through a competition run in the Manchester Evening News, live at the show over the weekend.
If you've never seen the Maestro of Motors, Russ Swift, doing his thing on four wheels, in the tiny space at the side of the G-Mex Arena, then you haven't witnessed true precision driving. Awesome stuff.
Tickets cost £10 per adult in advance, £12 on the door. Doors open at 11.30 am on Friday, January 5 and 10am on Saturday and Sunday - there's free parking for bikes by the way - plus you can get your motorcycle MoT'd for just £5 if you find a Carole Nash CN Repair flyer in your carrier bag when you enter the show. Handy.
