Los Angeles, CA--(// Marketwire //) - EagleRider, the world's largest motorcycle rental company, today announces it will add the all-new Laguna Seca MotoGP 2009 guided tour to its existing line up of world famous guided tours.
Motorcycle enthusiasts now can get VIP treatment at the greatest race on the Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix tour. EagleRider's all-new Laguna Seca MotoGP 2009 guided tour will kick off over the Independence Day weekend in 2009. Tour participants will experience this once in a lifetime race with VIP access and Paddock passes. Race fans can also add to the adrenaline by adding on Parade Lap tickets if they book their tour before October 5, 2008. Preferred parking is also available.
"The addition of the Laguna Seca MotoGP 2009 guided tour is a natural fit for EagleRider and motorcycle enthusiasts," said Chris McIntyre, EagleRider President. "The MotoGP race at Laguna Seca is one of the most talked about races on the tour."
The Laguna Seca MotoGP 2009 guided tour spans seven days, beginning in San Francisco, CA, and finishing in Los Angeles, CA, with a two day pit stop in Monterey for the MotoGP race at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. This all-new guided tour includes VIP access and Paddock passes to the race as well as your choice of motorcycle with unlimited mileage, motorcycle helmet, hotel accommodations, and two meals. If you would like to book a reservation for the all-new Laguna Seca MotoGP 2009 guided tour please email EagleRider Motorcycle Rental at tours@eaglerider.com or call (888) 817-7660 and select option 3 to reach the guided tour department.
About EagleRider:
EagleRider pioneered the motorcycle rental concept in 1992 and today operates the world's largest motorcycle rental and powersport rental fleet from premier manufacturers such as Harley-Davidson®, Honda®, BMW®, and Polaris®. EagleRider's expansion of its franchise rental facilities targets global tourist destinations and currently offers adventure and motorcycle travel enthusiasts the opportunity to experience their dream vacation on the back of late-model motorcycles in top tourist destinations in the USA, United Kingdom, Austria, Australia, Spain, France, Ireland, Mexico, Costa Rica, and New Zealand.
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