Members of the Green Valley MotoX club, near Caerphilly in South Wales, enjoyed riding one of the Quantya bikes last weekend on the smaller tight and technical practice track above the car park!
 
Stunned by the power and speed of the bikes up and round the hillside track’s tight turns, and by the silent – and of course emission free  - motor, riders stood and watched in sheer amazement eagerly waiting their turn to have a go amongst all the noise of the petrol bikes racing as well.
 
For those who did not get a go, we will be back another day with two more bikes – but we also look forward to more opportunities like this all over the country to demonstrate the Quantya Track. Thanks to all the guys at Green Valley though now for such a warm welcome – sorry we were short of time and only had one spare bike to bring this time.

Quantya bikes were on display and filmed in action on and off the track at the ACU Maxxis MX Championships final round this weekend at Landrake in Cornwall.

On Saturday Edward Briscoe and Eddie Basnett took a couple of the bikes off the track and up into the fields behind for the Greenlight TV crew to film them in action doing wheelies, donuts, and a whole lot more.

Then on Sunday Ross Flashman and Darren Shears rode the bikes on part of the track itself in front of the crowds and between the qualifiers and final rounds – they only rode a short section but it was just enough to give spectators an idea of what we hope to see next year – an electric race and MX series.

The weather was fabulous and the crowd were genuinely amazed by the Quantya bikes’ performance. After the roar of the petrol bikes they could not get over how quiet these electric bikes are, or how quick they accelerate and ride up hills and over the jumps (Ross and Darren could have ridden faster and flown over the jumps but they generously held back for the crowds to see and the cameras to film them both together – next time we will no doubt see the sparks fly as they take these bikes up to full speed). Well done guys and thank you all.

We would also like to thank the ACU and Brian Higgins and all his team for their phenomenal support and hospitality this season giving us the opportunity to introduce the electric bikes to the UK MX scene, and we look forward to working together next year and for the future of electric motorsport.

SKY TV
Watch out for these guys on their Quantya bikes – film coverage will be out on Sky TV very soon.

HIRE AND RIDE PARKS
We look forward to hearing from people who want to join us developing Quantyaparx around the UK now – to hire out Quantya bikes for people to ride and race electric – adrenaline, peace and quiet!

TEST RIDE
Remember too – If you want to book your own Quantya test ride – we have a small test track in Gloucestershire – just send us an email.

There was a lot of interest in the Quantya bike this weekend and many people wanting to ride it. At the next two events in Scotland and Cornwall there will be an opportunity to see the Quantya in action. Meanwhile there are several developments, which may be of interest to enthusiasts out there.

WELCOME: Group bookings can now be taken to ride our first Quantya test track – here in Gloucestershire.

WANTED: We are now looking for top riders to do demonstrations and compete at events in the future. Anyone interested should get in touch with us now, book for a test ride, and submit brief details and a photo with their application.

WANTED: We also seek joint venture partners nationwide to open Quantya Parx to hire out electric bikes by the hour and run electric dirt bike competitions. Minimal investment required.

This weekend the Quantya van will be heading out to Lyng in Norfolk for round 5 of the Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championships hosted by the Norwich Vikings MCC.

The Quantya Track will be there for all to look at. Our staff will be present to answer questions. The Track will also be doing exhibition runs to showcase its ability and potential.

Getting to the event:
The Cadders Hill track is situated one mile North of the A1067 Norwich to Fakenham Road, or three miles from the A47 Norwich to King’s Lynn Road and is signposted from these major roads on the day of the event. If you are using GPS Navigation Systems, the track is located at postcode NR9 5AL

We will be attending the MAXXIS ACU British Motocross Championship hosted by Salop MCC at Hawkstone Park, Shropshire. This is a fantastic motocross centre and it will not doubt be a great event. It will be a similar set up to the Brampton round. Again we will have bikes for people to look at and will be on hand to answer as many questions as we can. The bikes will do exhibition laps as well.

Admission costs for adults is £20, children £5, with concessions available, car parking is free. Get along to the fourth round of the Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship at Hawkstone Park in Shropshire and see all the race action.

The postcode for the circuit is SY4 4NA, and is located just off the A49 near to the village of Hopton. The exit off the A49 can be found between B5065 and B5063, and is sign posted “Booley/Stanton”

We had a good weekend at the Maxxis (tyres) MX championships Round 3 at Brampton in Cumbria. We had prime position in front of the hospitality suite to show the bikes (wish I had had a Strada there too) and our first Quantya Track (19”) front wheel was ridden round the course for a demo lap with loudspeaker announcements and a two page write up with photos in the program.

It went really well and impressed the crowds with its acceleration.

Unfortunately I could not leave the stand so I got no photos of the Quantya on the track and the racing. I did get some less interesting shots of the stand and our new vinyls on the Quantya van. We will have some photos of a bike in action on the end of each side of the van very soon too.