Join us to celebrate 40 years of TTS
- Jun 10, 2022
- 1 min read
To celebrate 40 years of TTS Performance, we'll be hosting an Anniversary Bash at our favourite biker cafe, The Super Sausage in Northants, on Saturday 20 August, from 9am to 4pm.
We'll be unveiling our brand new superbike and showcasing some of our most exciting supercharger packages, including the GSXR1300 Hayabusa range and new Harley M8 kits.
There will be prizes for the best prepared bike and car of the day, plus everyone who attends will be put into a draw to win a dyno session at TTS.
All performance bike and car enthusiasts are welcome, but we'd especially like to see TTS customers showing off their supercharged bikes and cars.
There's no need to book, and with space for around 500 bikes in the huge car park, plus the Super Sausage's award-winning breakfasts, there's no better way to spend your Saturday!
See you there!
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