Fans of brands like MRF, YCF, KAYO, and Pitgang won’t be disappointed. The organizers of the special Pit Bike Zone have prepared numerous competitions, special activities, premieres, and free test rides.

Over 500 square meters of space for test riding is a real treat for anyone who wants to try out a mini motorcycle. It’s a great opportunity to test not only the capabilities of the bikes themselves but also your child’s interest in them. -Parents who ride motorcycles often dream of passing that passion on to their children. But is it the parents’ wish or the child’s too? You can find out at the fair. For many kids, this is their very first ride, and it becomes a memory for life. We offer safe motorcycles adapted to the age and weight of children, and everything takes place under the supervision of trained instructors. I’ve been leading these rides for several years now, and I must warn you—some kids just don’t want to leave our zone! There are even children who came to us at past editions of the fair and are now pursuing international motorsport careers. So yes—Pit Bike is the perfect start! I warmly invite everyone – says Marek Szkopek, instructor at the Modlin track school, multiple Polish motorcycle racing champion, and participant in world championships.
The second instructor leading the rides will be Marzena Chrostek, a supermoto competitor and founder of the Fabryka Mistrzów (Factory of Champions) school near Warsaw. – Trade fair is the perfect opportunity to see if your child will catch the motorcycle bug. Today, access to suitable bikes and training is easier than ever—all it takes is the will! I run classes for kids with my training team, and I see huge potential in it. Not every child will become a champion, but each of them will shape their awareness of vehicle handling, develop habits that will benefit them later in life, and most importantly—gain a new passion practiced outdoors, away from screens.”
The Pit Bike Zone isn’t just for kids and teens. Older fans looking to improve their riding skills will surely be interested in the “Szkoła Ślizgu” (Slide School) stand. Learning to control a slide on an oval track is a taste of speedway racing at lower speeds and on specially prepared bikes.

There will be plenty of fun and contests with prizes for all visitors. Best of all—you’ll be able to sit on and test bikes from MRF, YCF, KAYO, and Pitgang. Models will be available for kids, teens, and adults. In addition to mini motorcycles, the display will include classic dirt bikes and quads. The electric vehicle section won’t be overlooked either—you’ll be able to check out, for example, a budget-friendly street-legal scooter and eco-friendly performance machines. Plus, there will be some new premieres—still under wraps for now!

The zone will also feature an information point about Pit Bike competitions. Want to make your racing dreams come true? How much does it cost? What formalities are involved? What bikes can you race on? You’ll get all the answers right there. Pit Bike competitions are held in two series: the Polish Championship and the Polish Cup. You can also choose between two styles: asphalt racing or off-road. To get a license from the Polish Motor Association, you must be at least 8 years old—but younger kids can take part in special rides too. The upper age limit? There is none. In the Masters class, even riders over 50 compete. For everyone curious to try their hand at racing, we highly recommend a visit to the Pit Bike Zone.

Ptak Warsaw Expo, Nadarzyn
March 28-30, 2025
Hall F – by the main entrance