While it may look like a pogo stik with a set of MX bars on top, Motostik is a bigger, stronger (made from 6061-T6 alloy) and altogether more purposeful unit than the kind of kid's pogo you'd pick up at 'Toys R Us'.
With an adjustable tension knob, Motostik claim you can get 1.5 metres of air in a device that seems to finding favour with not only MX riders of the likes of Kevin Windham, but also snowboarders and the freestyle MX crowd. There's nothing childish about the price, either - $299 for the large size - and that's a special introductory price as part of the Brisbane Expo. Two other sizes and six different colour combos are available.
Zilda will be signing posters at the Motostik stand at the Brisbane bike expo. She may even take the Motostik for a demo. . . . if you're lucky!
So, as you can see, there are now two very good reasons to go this September's Expo. Want to see more - of the Motostik, of course! - then go to www.motostik.com.au
Get Bouncing. September 2007

Get Bouncing. September 2007
Written by Mike Ryan, Senior Writer
September 14, 2007 2:19 PM AEST
Something - and someone - to keep an eye out for at the upcoming Australian Motorcycle Expo in Brisbane this September 21 - 23 will be the new 'Motostik' MX training tool, as modelled by 'Motostik Chick', the very outstanding Zilda.\nIf you can take your eyes of Zilda for a second, the Mototstik she's holding is apparently "the number one training tool for balance, agility & stamina".







