PORTUGUESE MANUFACTURER WILL BE PRESENT FOR THE FIRST TIME AT “SALÃO DUAS RODAS” SHOW 11 th International Motorcycles, Bicycles, Parts, Equipment and Apparel Trade Show October 03 through 09, 2011 | Anhembi Exhibition Pavilion | São Paulo - Brasil

PORTUGUESE MANUFACTURER WILL BE PRESENT FOR THE FIRST TIME AT “SALÃO DUAS RODAS” SHOW 11 th International Motorcycles, Bicycles, Parts, Equipment and Apparel Trade Show October 03 through 09, 2011 | Anhembi Exhibition Pavilion | São Paulo - Brasil

Mercoledì 21 Settembre 2011 20:54

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PORTUGUESE MANUFACTURER will be present for the first time AT “SALÃO DUAS RODAS” SHOW

11 ^th International Motorcycles, Bicycles, Parts, Equipment and Apparel Trade Show

October 03 through 09, 2011 | Anhembi Exhibition Pavilion | São Paulo - Brasil

Lousada, September 2011

AJP Motos (www.ajpmotos.com), Portugal’s only motorcycle manufacturer, known for its leisure Enduro bikes will be participating at the 2011 “Salão Duas Rodas” edition, one of the most importante motorcycle trade shows in South America.

Primarily targeting the domestic market, but also the neighboring markets, the company’s participation at the show reaffirms its international expansion strategy.

Established in the Brazilian market since late 2010, AJP already managed to get a strong brand recognition and wide acceptance of its products, which the presence in the exhibition will help to improve. Entire product line will be shown, highlighting PR4 and PR5 models, in different versions.

The event will take place at the Anhembi Exhibition Pavilion in São Paulo, Brazil, from October 03 to 09 with the first day being reserved to the press and trade visitors and the remaining days open to the public. AJP will be located at booth A272.

Are expected about 250,000 visitors and approximately 450 exhibitors, in a total exhibition area of 110,000 m².

Founded in 1987, AJP’s main differential has always been the development and introduction of original solutions recognized by the international Enduro community. Nowadays its motorcycles  are commercialized in 20 countries, notably France, Spain, United Kingdom, Germany, Brazil and Japan.