Going viral

Anyone can post a picture or video to a social media platform, but understanding what your followers want to see is crucial to great content.

For our client HM Quickshifter, followers love seeing their range of world-leading quickshifters in action… so we thought we would capture a dyno run of their new shifter/blipper system. Entirely shot and edited on a phone (proof that you don’t need massive budgets and film crews), the sub-60s clip simply shows the bike powering up and down the gears seamlessly.

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Tom Higham
Hire a McLaren Senna with Auto Vivendi

A very cool automotive PR campaign kicked off today as our client Auto Vivendi collected their ultra-exclusive McLaren Senna, making it the only one in the World for private hire.

Auto Vivendi is the leading provider of Supercar related lifestyle experiences and the world’s largest private member’s Supercar Club. They collected their McLaren Senna at a VIP experience at the McLaren Technology Centre (MTC) accompanied by ten lucky members.

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Tom Higham
More than motoring press

An unusual piece of feature-led PR for us, focusing on our young driver Nathan Heathcote and his family business and passion, resulted in a great piece in Farmers Weekly.

"It’s the experiences his farming background has given him that makes him the highly talented racing driver he is today – an adrenaline-fuelled journey that has taken him to race tracks around the world."

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Are you mad about bikes? Do you live and breathe social media? Fancy working with some of the biggest names in the motorcycling industry?

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Tom Higham
Crashing through the media with R&G

We recently put our client R&G, the world’s leader in crash protection, to the ultimate test…purposely crashing a brand new Yamaha MT-10!  

Filming the entire event gave us fantastic social media content, TV coverage and a substantial piece in The Sun. We used the team at Bike World to capture the footage, as well as teaming up with Superbike Magazine to maximise reach thanks to their 1 million+ Facebook followers.

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Tom Higham