2020 Transmoto 6-Hour @ Nabiac: On Sale Soon

We’re stoked to announce that entries for the second annual running of the Transmoto 6-Hour at Nabiac, powered by Husqvarna, will go on sale on July 7, with previous event entrants and Transmoto Tribe members receiving 24-hour and 48-hour priority-entry access*, respectively (see below for details).

So round up your mates, dust off your camping gear, get your bike and body and roadtrip plans in order, and clear your schedule for the August 8-9 weekend. Entries are strictly capped at 450 riders, so we expect the event to sell out even faster than it did last year.

WHAT CLASSES ARE AVAILABLE?

There will be a limited number of entries for the Pairs class, but plenty of positions available for the Team (of either 3 or 4 riders) class.
Note that there is no Ironman class for this year’s 6-Hour at Nabiac.

TEAM CATEGORIES

Remember that all Teams must enter under one of six ‘Team Categories’:

• Weekend Warriors (no rider to have ever raced professionally, no sponsor hook-ups or dealer support, paid your own entry fee);
• Young Guns (all riders under 23);
• Wise Wizards (average age of at least 50);
• Mixed (at least one female rider);
• Wonder Women (all female riders); or
• Open (general Team entry, if you’re not eligible for any of the above Categories).

PRIORITY ENTRY

In appreciation of their support, Transmoto Tribe members and previous Transmoto event entrants will be offered a 48-hour and 24-hour priority entry into the 2020 Transmoto 6-Hour at Nabiac, respectively. Then, at 4pm AEST on Friday, July 10, entries will go live to the public (if they’re not already sold out).

If you want to avoid missing out, becoming a Transmoto Tribe member gives you the best possible chance of scoring an entry into the 6-Hour before it sells out. The 48-hour priority-entry access applies to all Transmoto Enduro Events* and is just one of the many perks of a Tribe membership. Click here to find out more.

*NOTE: For 2020, everybody on the team must be a signed-up Tribe member to qualify for the 48-hour priority entry.