Phoenix Motorcycles prepare for take off !!

September sees the Launch of the new Honda CFR250L "On and Off Road" bike. Designed for use in both urban and off-road environments this bike is sure to be a hit. "On and Off Road"

Honda has retained the basic concepts of "being more fun and agile," "serving a broader range of riders" and "making even long riding comfortable." The development team has devoted itself to this development, striving to realise motorcycles that are fun to ride, on road as well as off.

Phoenix Honda Motorcycles are celebrating the launch on Saturday 8th September and everyone is invited. The day will focus on all that is good about Off-Road and Adventure bikes from Honda.

As well as the CRF250L, test-ride slots will be available all day on a range of bikes including the Crosstourer, Crossrunner and nc700x/s. With food available all day and other activities on site, it is the perfect opportunity for all bike enthusiasts to see for themselves what these models have to offer.

You can find us at:

Glensburgh Road

Grangemouth

FK3 8XJ 

 Tel: 08444999210 

 Fax: 01324 888 283

For more information visit www.phoenixmotorcycle.com

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No other motorsport event can boast more than 100 years of such illustrious history...

For 2 days last week, our Senior Sales Executive at Phoenix Honda Gragemouth, John McLain found himself in the presence of some biking legends, at the Isle of Man TT.

There is nothing on Earth quite like the Isle of Man TT Races. No other motorcycle race is held on such a challenging track as the 37-mile plus Mountain Course with its seemingly never-ending series of bends, bumps, jumps, stone walls, manhole covers and telegraph poles.

The skill, bravery and concentration levels required are immense, with speeds approaching 200mph, and, while difficult to learn and even harder to come first, the rewards for winning on the world famous course are like no other.

"I went over from Liverpool as a foot passenger and toured the island by bus! Watched the qualifying session from brae hill.. and they are a lot faster than on the tv! The noise is spectacular to. Thanks to Graham Foster Vigour's for the pit tour, will be going next year 100%"

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Ride out and Treasure Hunt...

Last Sunday morning at Phoenix Honda Grangemouth we set off for a ride out with a twist. Our route was based on an exciting treasure hunt, with prizes and clues hiding at every location.

We set off from our Grangemouth showroom and headed up to Creiff, Loch Earn and finished off in Callander.

On return to the show room we tucked into some much needed hot food and drinks, where the first lucky 20 bikers booked in for the event received their complimentary neck warmer, mug and lanyard courtesy of Phoenix Motorcycles.

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ABR takes on Elephant for charity...

John with his Honda Transalp

Our very own John McLain was featured in Adventure Bike Rider Magazine, the article is about his charity bike ride...

An ex-military ABR, who left the forces due to injury, is doing the Elephant Rally solo, to raise money for Help For Heroes.

40-year-old John Mclain (no, not that one!) is planning to tackle the gruelling Bavarian rally on a Honda Transalp, which will see him cover 3,000 in eight days in the depths of winter, to raise a target £5,000 for the charity.

“I’m a very lucky boy,” says John, sales manager at Phoenix Honda, Grangemouth. “I was injured on duty in N.Ireland, but after a few operations on my hands and leg, I’m fully fit and I’ve still got all my digits."

"Me and my best mate from the military were originally planning to do the Elephant together, but he’s now injured and will be in rehab until the end of January, so I thought why not do the ride for charity? Help For Heroes seems a fitting choice under the circumstances.”

The Transalp Set for the off

John’s journey will take him from his home in Scotland on 25 January through the UK, France, Germany and the Bavarian Alps to reach the Elephant Rally in
Thurmansbang, East Germany, on 27 January, where he plans to camp in sub-zero conditions before departing for the three-day trip home. And just like his namesake, John, aka ‘Yippy’, is well prepared.

“I’ve been fully trained in Artic conditions, and have been fortunate enough to try all my kit in the worst of the Scottish weather,” he explains. “I’ll also be taking the new adventure range of clothing from RST, SIDI adventure boots, and the good old Alpinestar Apex gloves, plus a Snug Bug heated jacket, and an Arctic sleeping bag!”

It’s not all cold comfort for John though. “I’m looking forward to taking my time and enjoying the experience,” he says. “My friends and family all think I’m nuts! But that’s because they don’t have any adventure in them.”

Unlike us lot, eh? To sponsor John got to http://www.bmycharity.com/johnmclain

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Another great year for Phoenix Honda Motorcycles...

Phoenix Honda Motorcycles has once again proved a popular brand within the motorcycle fraternity with our reputation of selling quality bikes continuing to grow.

2011 saw the introduction of three new models in the Crossrunner and Vision 110 along with the ever improving Fireblade that further confirms Hondas ability to cater for all biking needs.

The sales team has now changed and 2012 will see Alistair Watt continue to work alongside the ever present John McLain.

Probably one of our greatest launch nights ever saw over 200 people attend the Charity Launch Night of the all new 2012 Fireblade in association with the charity Help for Heroes. Not only was there full appreciation for this iconic machine, we were able to attract great interest in Johns forthcoming adventure to Bavaria in January, where he will embark on a 3000 mile round trip on one of our own Transalps to the Elephant Rally. All for the Help for Heroes Charity.

2012 will see the introduction of some exciting new models, starting with the new Crosstourer, an Adventure Sports Tourer that boasts the same engine as the VFR1200f with our Dual Clutch Transmission system as an option. The Crosstourer is likely to be launched at the beginning of February so watch this space for further details.

The commuter world will have a greater selection with the introduction of the NC750s and NC750x models along with the exciting Integra Scooter. All the bikes should be in the showroom around Spring. We also have an exciting offer on all 125cc Scooters with prices starting from £2050 for our Commuter Vision package that includes bike clothing and CBT test.

Its going to be a very busy year with lots of bike launches and lots of rideouts to be organised, so come in and don’t miss out.

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Boys and their toys !

Although we maintain our professional behaviour in the showroom, it's always good to have a bit of fun when we have visitors in.

If you have popped by the Phoenix Honda showroom in Linwood in the past few weeks, you may have noticed the small motorcycles.

Most people don't know that at our dealership in Grangemouth, not only do we stock bikes for adults, but for kids too. the following videos are from Donald Campbell, Dealer Principal of Phoenix Grangemouth, having a bit of fun in Honda dealership in Linwood with our new toys.

If you would like to know more about wide range of motorcycles we have in stock, please feel free to contact Donald on 08444 999 210 or you can email him. 

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Phoenix Grangemouth - The Shop..

In this video, Dave takes us round and shows us the new layout and stock in the shop at our Phoenix Grangemouth dealership.

The new products include a full range of accessories such as products for day to day use, cleaning products, and many more. When you want to go out for a ride, you have to make sure you have the proper gear that will keep you safe when you are on your bike, we have a full range of equipment that will keep you from harm's way. We do not just cater for men, we also have a wide variety of equipment for all of the female bikers.

We can cater for any needs weather you are a beginner or an experienced motorcyclist. So please, come down to the shop and we can help you so that you are comfy and completely safe, the next time you take your bike out. You find us at:

Phoenix Honda Motorcycles (Falkirk)

Glensburgh Road,
Grangemouth
FK3 8XJ

Tel: 08444999210
Fax: 01324 888 283

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