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Bikesales Staff25 May 2016
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Win a pillion ride on an Aussie-spec superbike!

Troy Bayliss, Steve Martin or Shawn Giles will take you on an adrenalin-pumping ride around Barbagallo Raceway in Perth. But you have to be quick!

Would you like to win a pillion ride with a difference at round three of the 2016 Australian Superbike Championship (ASBK) at Barbagallo Raceway in Perth from June 3-5?

Well, here's your chance, and if you're one of the winners you'll get to experience thrills aplenty riding pillion behind Aussie superbike champions Shawn Giles and Steve Martin or three-time world superbike champion Troy Bayliss.

All you have to do go in the running to win is upload your favourite ?motorcycling? photo to the ASBK Facebook page and you'?re in the draw!

Photos will be collated and then put up as a running gallery -- if your photo gets the most likes, you will be announced as our lucky winner. Simple! Get your friends and family involved and tell them to ?like? your picture too for your chance to win a ride of a life time!

The winner will be announced on Wednesday, June 1, along with the accompanying photo! Good luck!

Health and safety criteria and terms and conditions apply, and can be found on the ASBK website via www.asbk.com.au/pillion-rides/.

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