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Taking place this weekend is the Ducati and Triumph Glasgow Grand Opening – and they’ve just announced that the infamous 90’s rock legends GUN, who are best known for their top tune “Better Days” as well as their cover of “Word Up!”.
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Original members Giuliano ‘Jools’ Gizzi and Dante Gizzi will be preforming a rare acoustic set on Sunday at the incredible new motorcycle showrooms to help celebrate the £3.5million investment and official launch of the impressive 20,000 square foot, purpose built complex at Pit Lane, Hillington Park, Glasgow, G52 4FA.
Jeremy McWilliams, former Moto GP rider, motorsport commentator and mentor will be appearing with John McPhee, competitor in the Moto3 World Championship, rider for the British Talent Team and the only Scotsman taking part in the world renowned race series.
Both celebrities and members from the accomplished bands will be providing a meet and greet session and will be available for photo and autograph opportunities for a limited time during this very special weekend.
There will be a BBQ, entertainment for all the family throughout the weekend and visitors could also be in with the chance to win goody bags, Grand Prize draws, weekend giveaways and limited edition signed merchandise. All you need to do is ride up and join in the fun for free, no tickets required.
Essential for any music or motorcycle fan, or those looking for something to do this holiday weekend, the Ducati and Triumph Grand Opening Weekend promises absolute performance and power at full throttle making it one of the most iconic events within the motorcycle industry in Scotland in recent years.
This not-to-be-missed event is taking place this weekend Saturday 27th May 9am – 5pm and Sunday 28th May 10am – 4pm at the impressive new dealerships located at Pit Lane, 6 Mossland Drive, Hillington Park, Glasgow, G52 4FA.
More information can be found at www.ducatiglasgow.co.uk and www.triumphglasgow.co.uk or by calling 0141 406 3416.
