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2nd Scooter-Motorbike Festival kicks off in town

2nd Scooter-Motorbike Festival kicks off in town

Sunday, January 12, 2014, 18:00 GMT+7

Scooter and Motorbike Festival 2014 at Kumho Link, the second of its kind held at Kumho Asiana Plaza in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 1, has brought many new motorbikes, especially high-end ones, to HCMC audience.

The 4-day event, which will last until Monday, showcased nearly the same number of motorbikes as it did last year with the participation of many genuine motorbike distributers like Harley Davidson, KTM, and Motorsport and their latest and eye-catching vehicles.

If the focus of the first event held last year was classic and modified vehicles, this year’s event concentrated on new and original ones.

In the second half of 2013, the local motorbike market saw the participation of two official dealers of well-known foreign motorcycle manufacturers, KTM and Harley Davidson. The two brought almost all of the vehicles they are selling in the country, including the 1290 KTM Super Duke 2014 model just introduced in October 2013, to the event.

In addition to motorcycles, visitors also have the opportunity to purchase a variety of other accessories, such as protective gear, helmets, and lubricants at discounted prices.

Thoai Tran

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