Press Release - MAG at Motorcycle Live

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The Motorcycle Action Group (MAG) is gearing up for this year's Motorcycle Live show, which is one of the country's premier annual motorcycle events.
Leading riders' rights organisation, MAG, is busy putting the finishing touches to its stand at the NEC 'Bike Show', to be ready for the show opening on Saturday 16th November and running until the following Sunday 24th November.
MAG's Chair, Selina Lavender, stated "As we do every year, we are looking forward to attending this prestigious annual motorcycle event. We look forward to meeting you in Hall 4 on Stand 4E01.  Come along and have a chat, renew your membership, join up if you're not currently a member, and even set up a Direct Debit payment to ensure that your membership doesn't accidentally lapse.  

MAG looks forward to meeting you soon!

Our stand will be manned throughout the show by a rota of valuable volunteers, which will include our political lobbying team who look forward to taking any questions you may have.  Lembit will be available on Saturday 16th, Monday 18th and Tuesday 19th; and Colin will be on hand on Tuesday 19th, Thursday 21st and Friday 22nd."
The show offers a wide range of things to see and do: check out the Motorcycle Live website for full details (https://www.motorcyclelive.co.uk/), including ticket prices, competitions  and special offers.

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