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London Motorcycle Show Bounces Back With Bumper Weekend

Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show bounces back with bumper weekend.

After a one-year hiatus, the Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show roared back into the capital with a bumper weekend of two-wheel action. Featuring exclusive machines from 21 of the world’s leading motorcycle brands, a unique tribute to MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi, and edge-of-your-seat live-action racing, tens of thousands of bike fans flocked to ExCeL London to kick-start the biking season.

As always, the biggest attraction for the 31,814 fans who attended across the three days was the abundance of exotica on display from the 21 manufacturers exhibiting at the show. Artisan Electric, BMW, Can-AM, CCM, Ducati, Honda, Indian Motorcycle, Kawasaki, KTM, Langen Motorcycles, Lexmoto, Macrais, Maeving, Royal Enfield, Suzuki, Talaria UK, Triumph, Ural Motorcycles, Yamaha, Voge UK and Yadea were all showcasing the latest 2022 machines.

Many manufacturers also used the show to unveil a host of special machines to the public. BMW brought the BMW Concept CE 02 and Vision AMBY machines, the first time they were seen publicly in the UK, while Ducati unveiled the DesertX, which was seen for the first time in Europe outside of Italy. Kawasaki used the Show and the London backdrop to launch the official FS-3 Racing British Superbike Championship livery, while the all-new Gas Monkey Garage FHO Racing BMW that Peter Hickman will use at the 2022 Isle of Man TT was also on display. Suzuki brought seven rare world championship-winning machines, including Barry Sheene’s XR14s, Kevin Schwantz’s RGV500 and Joan Mir’s 2020 MotoGP winning GSX-RR, while Yamaha showcased the 2021 title-winning machines of MotoGP star Fabio Quartararo, World Superbike ace Toprak Razgatlioğlu and British Superbike hero Tarran Mackenzie.

Alongside launching his TT machine, Peter Hickman spent the weekend going head-to-head with fellow TT icon John McGuinness in a series of live-action races. Battling to be crowned MCN’s ‘King of the Road,’ the duo also had to beat a host of other riders, including Dominic Herbertson, Tim and Tom Neave, Chrissy Rouse, Danny Webb, and Charlie Nesbitt.

Race fans were also able to see a stunning tribute to MotoGP icon Valentino Rossi. Having spent 26 years competing at the highest levels of motorcycle racing, the Italian star finally hung up his leathers. To celebrate a monumental career, the Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show flew in six of his Championship-winning machines, including his four MotoGP Yamahas from 2004, 2005, 2008 and 2009 alongside his two 125cc and 250cc Aprilias from the 1997 and 1999 seasons.

For those visitors looking for a trip down memory lane, Silverstone Auctions had 100 rare bikes under the hammer, generating over £700,000 in sales with over 80% of machines being sold. The auction achieved a world record sale price for a Honda CB400 1978 F2 model which went for £15,950.

The Adventure Zone – sponsored by Spada also kept visitors enthralled with a host of chats from some intrepid explorers, including Bruce Smart, Ben King, Robert Hughes, Vanessa Ruck, Nick Sanders, Jack Groves, Michael Guy, Chris Donaldson, Simon Weir, Alex Navarette, Fern Hume, The Sidecar Guys, Tiffany Coates, John Small, Timothy Angus, Nathan Millward and Henry Crew. For custom bike fans, the Built Custom Bike Zone – styled by SPIDI saw a jaw-dropping display of custom bikes on show from some of Europe’s most exciting builders.

Summing up a fantastic weekend, Rebecca Donohue, Head of Marketing at Carole Nash added “The Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show is a key event in the motorcycling calendar, and it is so encouraging to see the biking industry get a real boost from this show. Our Six Wheel Insurance giveaway was a real success on the MCN stand. We believe bikers make safer drivers and our Six Wheel policy demonstrates that with competitive car premiums, one renewal date, less paperwork and hassle.”

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London’s Calling For The Nations Bikers

The Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show kicks off this Friday at London’s ExCeL Centre, celebrating all things two-wheeled.
Alongside 21 of the world’s leading motorcycle brands showcasing the latest in new metal, the Show will also be hosting a special tribute to MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi, featuring bar-to-bar live-action racing, a unique classic auction by Silverstone Auctions and a host of stunning customs from Built Magazine.
For the first time since 2020, the Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show returns to London’s ExCeL Centre for a three day biking extravaganza. Seen as the kick-start to the riding season, the 2022 event is set to be a spectacular weekend that offers something for the entire family.
One of the biggest attractions will be seeing the latest 2022 models from 21 of the world’s leading motorcycle manufacturers, including Artisan Electric, BMW, Can-AM, CCM, Ducati, Honda, Indian Motorcycle, Kawasaki, KTM, Langen Motorcycles, Lexmoto, Macrais, Maeving, Royal Enfield, Suzuki, Talaria UK, Triumph, Ural Motorcycles, Yamaha, Voge UK and Yadea. Must-see attractions for many attendees will be the Ducati DesertX, which will be seen for the first time in Europe outside of Italy, and the BMW Concept CE 02 and Vision AMBY, which will be the first time they’re seen publicly in the UK.
After 26 seasons entertaining millions of fans around the world, MotoGP icon Valentino Rossi retired at the end of last season. To celebrate the legend, the 2022 Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show will also be hosting a special tribute to him, flying in six of his Championship-winning machines, including his four MotoGP Yamahas from 2004, 2005, 2008 and 2009 alongside his two 125cc and 250cc Aprilias from the 1997 and 1999 seasons.
Race fans will also be able to see a jaw-dropping collection of seven world championship-winning machines on the Suzuki stand. This includes the likes of Barry Sheene’s XR14s, Kevin Schwantz’s RGV500 and Joan Mir’s 2020 MotoGP winning GSX-RR.
Returning for this year will be the ever-popular live-action racing, which will see road racing legends John McGuinness and Peter Hickman go head-to-head as they battle to be crowned the ‘MCN King of the Roads’. Joining the duo will be some of the UK’s brightest talent, including former GP rider Danny Webb, TT rider Dom Herbertson and National Superstock Champions Chrissy Rouse and Tom Neave. Taking over the centre of the show, the free races are bar-to-bar action that will keep everyone on the edge of their seats. For customers looking to get closer to the action, the VIP paddock pass gives entry to the whole show, a grandstand view of a race of their choice, a meet and greet with McGuinness, Hickman and the other competitors, as well as a unique celebratory magazine dedicated to Valentino Rossi.
The Friday has been nicknamed ‘Fire-up Friday’, and will see a whole host of machines coming to life in an explosion of noise. Peter Hickman will be starting his FHO Racing BMW M1000R race bike, while a Honda RC213V-S road bike, a machine that’s rarely even seen in the flesh, let alone heard running, will also be revving up. For Barry Sheene fans, Suzuki will be starting his world championship-winning 1976 XR14, taking them back to the glory days of racing.
If all that wasn’t enough, the 2022 Show will also feature a unique classic bike auction held by Silverstone Auctions, seeing over 100 rare bikes going under the hammer on Saturday 12th February. For those riders looking to escape this year, the Adventure Zone – sponsored by Spada will see a host of intrepid explorers taking to the stage to talk about their incredible adventures and share tips and advice for those looking to make their own trips. Some of the names confirmed to be taking to the stage include Bruce Smart, Ben King, Robert Hughes, Vanessa Ruck, Nick Sanders, Jack Groves, Michael Guy, Chris Donaldson, Simon Weir, Alex Navarette, Fern Hume, The Sidecar Guys, Tiffany Coates, John Small, Timothy Angus, Nathan Millward and Henry Crew.
For custom bike fans, Built Magazine is bringing some of Europe’s hottest builders together to the Built Custom Bike Zone – styled by SPIDI. This unique space will be a must-visit part of the show for those who want to see an array of stunning custom bikes.
Until midnight on February 9th, tickets for the three-day extravaganza are on sale at a discounted price of just £19 in advance for adults (£23 on the door), while senior citizens and student tickets cost £17. Children under 15 go free, and the show offers free parking for those visitors arriving by bike.

 

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London’s Biggest Motorcycle Event Returns With a Roar

After a COVID-thwarted 2021, the Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show will be roaring back to London’s Docklands, taking over the ExCeL Centre on February 11-13thfor a celebration of everything two-wheeled.
From the latest models from the world’s leading brands and Isle of Man TT stars battling it out head-to-head to a unique celebration of racing icon Valentino Rossi, the three-day extravaganza offers something for the whole family!
The annual Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show has long been a highlight for motorcyclists across the UK, seen as the event to kick-start the riding season. After being forced to take a year off in 2021, the celebration of biking is returning to the capital this coming February.
Once again, the main highlight of the show will be the latest metal from some of the world’s leading motorcycle manufacturers. Whether it is the revolutionary BMW CE 04 electric scooter, the UK show debut of the 2022 Ducati Panigale V4, the ground-breaking new Kawasaki Ninja H2 SX or the stunning new Triumph Speed Triple 1200RR, fans will be able to get up close and personal with the very best 2022 machines all under one roof.
The 2022 Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show will also be hosting a special tribute to motorsport icon Valentino Rossi. After 26 seasons competing in Grand Prix racing, the Italian legend’s illustrious career came to a close in November. The show will be celebrating his incredible achievements by flying in six of his Championship-winning machines, including his four MotoGP Yamahas from 2004, 2005, 2008 and 2009 PLUS his two 125cc and 250cc Aprilias from the 1997 and 1999 seasons.
Returning for this year will be the ever-popular live action racing, which will see road racing legends John McGuinness and Peter Hickman go head-to-head as they battle to be crowned the ‘MCN King of the Roads’. Joining the duo will be some of the UK’s brightest talent, including former GP rider Danny Webb, TT rider Dom Herbertson and National Superstock Champions Chrissy Rouse and Tom Neave. Taking over the centre of the show, the free races are bar-to-bar action that will keep everyone on the edge of their seats.
For visitors looking to get closer to the action and meet these road racing legends, they can purchase a VIP paddock pass, which alongside giving entry to the whole show, also offers a grandstand view of each race, a meet and greet with McGuinness, Hickman and the other competitors, as well as a unique celebratory magazine dedicated to Valentino Rossi.
If all that wasn’t enough, the 2022 Show will also feature a unique classic bike auction held by Silverstone Auctions, seeing over 100 rare bikes going under the hammer on Saturday 12th February. For those riders looking to escape this year, the Travel and Adventure stage will be hosting regular chats with some of the most intrepid explorers, who will be sharing their tips and advice.
Tickets for the three-day extravaganza are on sale now at a discounted price of just £19 in advance for adults (£23 on the door), while senior citizens and student tickets cost £17. Children under 15 go free, and the show offers free parking for those visitors arriving by bike.

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Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show Storms The Capital

Despite Storm Dennis battering the UK, nearly 40,000 motorcycle fans defied the conditions and flocked to ExCeL for the annual Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show. Two-wheel enthusiasts were able to get close to the latest 2020 motorcycles from the world’s leading manufacturers, see exotic racing machines past and present, rub shoulders with a host of biking celebs and grab a bargain at one of the many retailers on display.
Valentine’s weekend once again saw 39,276 motorcycle enthusiasts descend on the capital for the annual Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show, with the three-day extravaganza celebrating the very best of motorcycling. For many visitors, the main attraction was being able to get up close and personal with the latest machines from AJS, BMW, CCM, CF Moto, Ducati, ECOOTER, Honda, Husqvarna, Indian, Kawasaki, KTM, Mutt Motorcycles, MV Agusta, Royal Enfield, Suzuki, Triumph, Yamaha and Zero. Visitors to the show were also able to see the UK debut of the AMB 001 motorcycle, a unique collaboration between Aston Martin and Brough Superior.
The exclusives continued with a special celebration feature of the UK’s most famous motorcycle racer, Barry Sheene, proving a big hit with fans. Nine genuine race bikes from his incredible career were on show whilst former teammate Steve Parrish and Barry’s former chief technician Martyn Ogborne shared tales live on stage. Freddie Sheene, Barry’s son, also visited the show to see the display.
The Michelin Thunderdrome created a storm in the centre of the show, as TT legends Peter Hickman, John McGuinness, Michael Rutter, James Hillier, Dominic Herbertson, Craig Neve, Phil Crowe and Taylor Mackenzie went head-to-head in action-packed races every day. With nail-bitingly close finishes, hilarious antics and some dramatic spills, the family-friendly racing action proved to be a show highlight.
There was a lot more in store for race enthusiasts, with World Superbike star Leon Haslam meeting fans on the Honda stand and Carl Fogarty and Dougie Lampkinon the CCM stand. There were several livery unveilings as John McGuinness revealed the Quattro Plant Bournemouth Kawasaki he will use at the TT, Massingberd-Mundy Kawasaki and OMG Racing British Superbike teams also unveiled their 2020 liveries.
In keeping with the TT theme, the 2020 Isle of Man TT Classic races were officially launched at the show, with the organisers bringing along a host of star machines for fans to see. Based in the popular John McGuinness Bar sponsored by Shoei, the bikes on display included the 750cc Kawasaki that David Johnson rode in the RST Classic TT Superbike Race, Jamie Coward’s race-winning 350cc Honda, Bruce Anstey’s Padgetts Racing 250cc and McGuinness’ 500cc Paton.
Alpinestars unveiled their 2020 spring range exclusively at the Carole Nash MCN Show and MCN used the event to launch their UK Helmet Amnesty, which encouraged hundreds of riders to dump their unsafe crash helmets and take advantage of the many deals retailers had on offer.
Elsewhere, the Bonhams Classic Zone took fans back in time with a host of rare classics, which included machines from the Morbidelli Collection and the National Motorcycle Museum. The Custom & Cafe Racer Zone – Styled by Spada showcased some incredible machines from Europe’s best custom bike builders.
Visitors looking for inspiration for their next big trip found plenty of motivation in the Adventure and Travel Zone, which saw some of the world’s most intrepid motorcycle explorers take to the stage to share tales from their incredible journeys. The Women Riders World Relay team, the world’s largest motorcycle relay, also stopped by the show to check out the displays and meet fellow riders.
Rebecca Donohue, Head of Marketing at Carole Nash, commented: “The 2020 Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show has been an incredible weekend and despite such severe weather conditions, it was fantastic to see so many bikers coming to see the latest machines and enjoy the thrilling live action on offer.
We are incredibly proud to be a sponsor of the show and our stand was packed throughout the weekend with existing customers and possible new policyholders stopping by to learn more about Carole Nash, grab a coffee on us and get our latest 2020 calendar. We can’t wait to do it all again next year! Ride Safe everyone.”
Michelin’s Andy James, Operational Marketing Manager commented: “The show gives us a fantastic opportunity to offer customers and show-goers a unique experience and allow them to interact with the Michelin brand. Our stand has been packed all weekend but it is not just about having a busy stand, we have had meaningful interactions with visitors. Our bike simulator and having Dougie Lampkin greet visitors on the stand helped to create genuinely memorable experiences for those who stopped by.”
Andrew Simpson, Indian Motorcycle National Sales Manager: “It’s been a really great show for us. It is the right time of the year with the riding season just about to start and, customers are clearly ready to buy and take to the roads. We’ve tried to lay on a different sort of experience which has been well received and we had a real buzz when the Women Riders World Relay visited us as part of their global relay challenge.”
Triumph Marketing Coordinator, Ruth Speller, added: “The show gave us the perfect stage for a first showing of our Tiger 900 machine which was the basis of our daily ‘Tiger Talks’ which were extremely popular. Our Guy Martin Great Escape display also really pulled in the crowds as something different.”
MCN Editor, Richard Newland, commented: “It was fantastic to spend three days soaking up the atmosphere at the Carole Nash MCN London Show. There was a tangible feeling of excitement and optimism amongst showgoers, manufacturers and traders alike – and it was great to see so many bikers brave the weather, leaving with bags stuffed to the gunnels with new riding kit to help make their 2020 season even more enjoyable. From the 300+ new bikes on show to the Michelin Thunderdrome action arena, bike start-ups and the highly emotive Sheene display, it was wall-to-wall entertainment and temptation – and a fantastic way to kick-start the new season.”
The 2021 Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show will be held on the 12-14 February and more information can be found at www.mcnmotorcycleshow.com.
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Honda exhibits flagship trio at MCN London Motorcycle Show during Honda Adventure

Honda @ Motorcycle Live 2019

Honda will be attending The 2020 Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show on the 14-16th Feb. After the success of Motorcycle Live, Honda’s flagship models including the all-new CBR1000RR-R Fireblade and CRF1100L Africa Twin(s) will once again go on display. The MCN show spans three days and will play host to over 20 Honda models on stand M19. Here, on Friday afternoon, you’ll also see Leon Haslam who will be in Honda colours once again this season, aboard Team HRC’s, 2020 WSBK entry.

Fresh off the back of a fantastic launch, the CBR1000RR-R Fireblade will showcase the very best Honda has to offer in a track-focused, road-going performance bike. It’s no surprise then that it boasts a 215bhp, inline-four engine and an aluminium diamond frame that benefits from HRC’s design know-how. The range-topping SP will line-up, too, with its semi-active Öhlins suspension, Brembo brake set-up and quick-shifter distinguishing it from the standard model.

Another new arrival in the shape of the CRF1100L Africa Twin, in all its various derivatives, will star on stand, too. No less than four will be on-hand, demonstrating the model’s range-breadth with standard, Adventure Sports and Adventure Sports Electronic Suspension versions on static display; an Adventure Sports DCT will be in action on the rolling road, bringing to life the benefits of the innovative transmission system and new features of the all-new adventure bike.

Honda’s technological tour de force, the GL1800, will appear in its sleekest Gold Wing form in the Gold Wing lounge. Teaming a six-cylinder engine with a chassis tuned for comfort and a surprising degree of agility, the Gold Wing is a true tourer in every sense of the word.

From faired to naked, the CB1100 RS 5Four will bring style in spades. Based on the air-cooled CB1100 RS, as the name suggests, the 5Four is the brainchild of renowned bike builder Guy Willison, who has reimagined the model in his own Café Racer-inspired vision. The result, stunningly executed, is a tasteful throwback, one only 54 eventual customers will be able to lay claim to.

Furthermore, a cross-section of models from the Super Sport, Street, Adventure, Scooter and 125cc will provide a flavour of the entire Honda range and prove there’s a Honda motorcycle for every occasion.

Catering for current and/or potential owners will be the Q&A Tech Desk, where visitors to the stand can put their technical questions regarding all things Honda models past and present to our resident experts.

Honda Adventure Week

Honda Adventure Week kicks off on February 15th to coincide with the MCN show. Chief amongst the activities and offers run by participating dealers is the NC750X prize draw. Furthermore, Adventure Week provides another opportunity alongside the MCN show to see the all-new CRF1100L Africa Twin(s), along with the rest of the Adventure range, in your local dealer where you can sign-up for test rides.

Those that purchase and register a NC750X in Adventure Week will be automatically entered into a prize draw. The winner will be reimbursed the invoice value of the On The Road Price of the commuter focused, adventure-styled model.

A trip to your local dealer is worth it to see the all-new CRF1100L Africa Twin range if nothing else. Lighter, more powerful and bristling with cutting edge technologies, the new variants have been overhauled to give riders the optimal equipment to tackle all terrains.

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Just One Week To Go Until London’s Biggest Motorcycling Event

There are just seven days until the Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show returns to the ExCeL Centre in London’s Docklands (14-16 February). 18 of the world’s leading motorcycle manufacturers will be in attendance to showcase the latest new models on the market, whilst action-packed live races, rare classic and custom motorcycles (including the UK debut of the Aston Martin AB001) and a special tribute to Barry Sheene ensures a fun-filled day for the entire family.
The annual Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show is heading back to the capital next week (14-16 February) to celebrate everything two wheeled. The star attraction for visitors will be seeing the very latest machines from 18 of the world’s leading manufacturers, including AJS, BMW, CCM, CF Moto, Ducati, ECOOTER, Honda, Husqvarna, Indian, Kawasaki, KTM, Mutt Motorcycles, MV Agusta, Royal Enfield, Suzuki, Triumph, Yamaha and Zero. Alongside that, the limited edition AMB 001, a motorcycle born from the collaboration between Aston Martin and Brough Superior, will be making its UK debut.
As they walk through the main doors, guests to the show will be greeted by another UK exclusive with a special celebration to Britain’s most famous motorcycle racer, Barry Sheene. The collection includes nine genuine race bikes from his incredible career and former team mate Steve Parish and chief technician Martyn Ogborne will be giving unique insight live on stage every day.
There is plenty more to keep race fans entertained, with a completely revamped Michelin Thunderdrome live action racing spectacle taking over the centre of the show. The free races will see the world’s fastest road racer, Peter Hickman, going head-to-head with fellow Isle of Man TT competitors John McGuiness, Michael Rutter, James Hillier, Dominic Herbertson, Jamie Coward, Craig Neve and Phil Crowe. Guests can upgrade their visit by purchasing a VIP paddock pass, which alongside giving entry to the whole show also allows them access to the racing stars and an unbeatable view of the action. Alongside that racing legends Carl Fogarty, Dougie Lampkin and Bruce Anstey will be visiting the show to meet fans.
Keeping in with the Isle of Man TT theme, the Classic TT will be officially launched at the show with a collection of race winning machines on display alongside a host of stars on display for fans to see. 23 time Isle of Man TT winner John McGuinness will once again be opening his own pub at the event, where he will be manning the bar and sharing tales with visitors throughout the weekend.
Following recent news that a staggering 41% of all British riders are wearing helmets that are over five years old and now well beyond the manufacturer’s service life, MCN has launched a UK Helmet Amnesty. Everyone who brings their old helmet to the Carole Nash London Motorcycle Show will receive a free gift and the opportunity to purchase a new helmet at a bargain price. Visitors wanting to take part should sign up beforehand at helmetamnesty.com.
Other attractions at the show include a collection of rare and exotic machines in the Bonhams Classic Zone, including machines from Morbidelli Collection and the National Motorcycle Museum. Motorcyclists looking for ideas for their next trip should visit the Adventure Zone, where a host of intrepid explorers will be sharing their adventures live on stage.
Tickets for the three-day extravaganza are on sale now at a special early bird price of £18 per person when purchased online in advance – discounts end 12.02.20. Children 15 and under go for free and the show offers free parking for those visitors arriving by bike. More show information can be found at www.mcnmotorcycleshow.com.
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Avon Tyres to exhibit at the MCN London Motorcycle Show

Avon Tyres will be showcasing its range of motorcycle tyres at this year’s Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show.

Running from 15 to 17 February, 2019 at the Excel London, the stand will feature Avon’s range of motorcycle tyres, special guest appearances and bike exhibits.

Visitors to the stand will get to meet former MotoGP racer and Avon Tyres ambassador Steve Parrish, who will be at the event on Friday doing a series of talks and Q&A sessions throughout the day. There will also be an appearance from contemporary street artist D*Face.

A number of bikes will be on display, including a Triumph Bobber Black with a D*Face customised tank fitted with Avon’s Cobra tyres as original equipment and the new CCM Bobber fitted with Avon’s Cobra Chrome tyres as original equipment. The new KTM 790S will also feature; launched in November 2018 this latest KTM is fitted with Avon’s TrailRider tyre as original equipment.

Avon’s acclaimed range of motorcycle tyres stretches from the track-inspired 3D Ultra Xtreme through the hypersport touring Spirit ST tyre and Cobra Chrome for custom and cruiser applications. Other ranges include the Roadrider for classic and vintage bikes and the TrailRider and TrekRider for adventure sport use.

Visit Avon Tyres at the MCN London Motorcycle show on stand R530..