WE ARE PLEASED TO CONFIRM THAT WE CAN NOW MATCH THE STERLING PRICE OF ALL THE KTM MODELS

IT WILL BE NO LONGER CHEAPER TO BUY A KTM IN NORTHERN IRELAND OR THE UK

THE PRICE ON ALL KTM BIKES WILL BE DRAMATICALY REDUCED FOR 2009

This has to be GREAT news for Paul and all the KTM riders in Dublin!!!

Don’t forget that Paul will also carry out all servicing and warranty work on all KTM’s REGARDLESS OF WHERE THEY WERE PURCHASED.

Why not visit Pauls site or give him a call on 00 353 1 4927071
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If you get over the fact that it is for a Harley Davidson (we can live with the fact) you may be able to help ‘Web’ Chris with choosing a GPS system for a Road King Classic

If you have any experience or suggestions I am sure he would appreciate hearing from you …

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Just had Alex from Seville down for a one day professionally guided off road motorcycle adventure days riding, and what a day it was!!!

We have had a little wind and rain recently so the trails are in great shape, and with snow up on the mountains it was a little chilly as well.

Alex didn’t really know what he let himself in for though as Andra (younger brother of Kris) was here with some friends so as it was the Joe Calzaghe we had a bit of a late/long one to say the least!!!!

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Thought you might like to know a little more about Berja:

Berja lies between the Alpujarra and the west coast of Almería. This town of 12,000 inhabitants was known to the Romans as Virgis (garden), due to the richness of its lands, through which winds the River Adra.

The local lead and fluorite mines made Berja a prosperous township in the 19th century, and various palatial houses were built during this period. Wine-growing is another important local source of income.

The local landscape is now dominated by the white plastic coverings of greenhouses producing a huge variety of fruit and vegetables.

Located 50km from Almería Berja celebrates its local fiesta in honour of the Virgin of Gádor during the first fortnight in September. During the festivities it is traditional for the people of the town to walk barefoot to the 19th century Sancturary of the Virgin 3km away. another tradition takes place each April with the burning of a statue of Saint Tesifonte to invoke his protection.

The most impressive building are the Parish Church (neoclassical), Town Hall (19th century), Hermitage of Saint Testifonte (16th century) and a number of noble houses such as the Molino del Perrillo - the front of the houses are emblazoned with coats of arms.

The single most impressive aspect of Berja though are the numerous fountains fed by the waters flowing down from the Sierra Nevada. The most original is the Fountain of the Sixteen Spouts in Plaza Mayor.

You can read more about the area around Berja on Almerimar Life.

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Exciting news!!!! We have been asked by a Irish hospital if we can develop our tour and offer it to them to help wit their fund raising.

Of course we will!!!! Now tempting as it we wont be asking the recent off roaders William and Harry to join us, but if they want to come along they are more than welcome!!

At the moment we are busy putting the team together, and Chris has agreed to help with the whole plan, so if you want any information please either leave a comment or email us.

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Second day ever riding off road and the boys so very nearly made it up to the top of Guinea’s Hill. Both fell off within 10 metres of the top, which was really impressive and really stupid at the same time.

So far this year the hill is winning hands down with only a couple of people making it up since we started up again after the summer. Still there is always next year boys …..

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