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Register now for a feast of biking at the South Coast Bike Fest

The inaugural South Coast Bike Fest is not just for bikers.

REGISTER now for free entrance into the venue for the South Coast Bike Fest 2017, taking place in Margate, from April 27 to 30.

The festival of all things biking will cater for everyone, from bikers and members of biking clubs, to music lovers, outdoor enthusiasts and families who come along to enjoy the biking-flavoured holiday action.

To register for your #freefunseeker tickets, go to www.quicket.co.za then come along to enjoy the action-packed festival programme.

Speed and skills will be on display at the Gravity Clash Action Sports Show, Powasol EnduroX Series, Dezzi Festival of Speed and Loxion Motorshow.

Expect death-defying biking stunts, high-speed racing and incredible two-wheeled machinery featuring some of the country’s best riders.

Then prepare for a musical overload at the Village Pier Rock Stage where the likes of the Hinds Brothers, Phil Moffett and Jack Hammer will perform while local artists including Elizzard, M Kid and RL Jones will be busking tunes at the Beachfront Boulevard.

Still rocking: The veteran South African band , the Hairy Legged Lentil Eaters, will be among the many bands performing at the bike fest.

The fun continues at the Loxion Motorshow Music Festival – featuring top names such as Merlon, DJ Bongz, Oskido, DJ Oros, MC and Professor – at Port Shepstone Borough Sports Grounds on April 29 from 5pm.

To enjoy some top South African music invest in tickets for entrance to the Carling Black Label Main Beach Stage where the likes of PJ Powers, Matthew Mole, Majozi, Jack Parow, Freshlyground and Prime Circle – will perform.

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Add to this a host of fantastic eateries, pubs and the most spectacular setting, there’s no excuse to miss the inauguration of the South Coast’s very own festival of biking. Register now.

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