press office
22-08-2006, 07:03 PM
O.R.P.A Backs Pitbike Association
Pitbike riders and promoters around the country now have the backing of an official body
That has been established to further the sport in all areas.
The British Pitbike Promoters Association has been formed with support and affiliation to O.R.P.A who have designed the rules and regs for anyone setting up a professional mini bike track or club and with the Government recently taking a stand against mini motoâ??s
It is imperative that a governing body is in place for pitbikes so the authorities realize there are established venues with insurance, rules and regulations in place being run by
Responsible promoters.
Determined to provide a comprehensive service, potential promoters wishing to affiliate to the association will have access to experienced track builders, technical support and advice for the bikes and their own press officer to help them promote their new venue and events. Furthering the benefits from B.P.P.A affiliation Alan and Thomas insurance brokers will be providing the necessary legal cover.
With far less land needed to set up a mini bike track, and a race fit bike available for less than a thousand pounds the sport is set to grow and a recognized body dedicated to its progress and growth will help all those who want to be involved.
For further information on all aspects of the British Pitbike Promoters Association please contact Vincent Page on 07946 811938 or Dennis Swyer at Future Racing on 01202 245559.Or check out www.dirtywheelsmedia.co.uk
Pitbike riders and promoters around the country now have the backing of an official body
That has been established to further the sport in all areas.
The British Pitbike Promoters Association has been formed with support and affiliation to O.R.P.A who have designed the rules and regs for anyone setting up a professional mini bike track or club and with the Government recently taking a stand against mini motoâ??s
It is imperative that a governing body is in place for pitbikes so the authorities realize there are established venues with insurance, rules and regulations in place being run by
Responsible promoters.
Determined to provide a comprehensive service, potential promoters wishing to affiliate to the association will have access to experienced track builders, technical support and advice for the bikes and their own press officer to help them promote their new venue and events. Furthering the benefits from B.P.P.A affiliation Alan and Thomas insurance brokers will be providing the necessary legal cover.
With far less land needed to set up a mini bike track, and a race fit bike available for less than a thousand pounds the sport is set to grow and a recognized body dedicated to its progress and growth will help all those who want to be involved.
For further information on all aspects of the British Pitbike Promoters Association please contact Vincent Page on 07946 811938 or Dennis Swyer at Future Racing on 01202 245559.Or check out www.dirtywheelsmedia.co.uk