Honda celebrates 20 years of the Fireblade Honda is celebrating 20 years of its Fireblade superbike with a display of pristine examples from every year of manufacture during the Carole Nash MCN Motorcycle Show, which takes place at ExCeL London from February 2-5. The line-up of Blades will be joined by all Honda's 2012 range, so you get a good look at one of the most innovative bikes of the year, the NC700X, as well as the V4-engined Crosstourer. Honda will also be bringing along one of its legendary six-cylinder 250cc GP bikes from the 1960s, which will be started up every day so show-goers can experience one of the most evocative sounds in racing history. For the kids, Honda is bringing its My First Licence riding area to the London show for the first time, so 5- to 11-year-olds can have a supervised go on Honda CRF mini-bikes. There's also a Honda cafe, so you can refuel while the kids are coached from being nervous wobblers to confident riders. The show also features the spectacular Michelin Revolution Show including the Best of British riders battling it out in two competing teams, with 12 times world trials champion Dougie Lampkin joined by TT ace Ian Hutchinson and World Superbike champion Neil Hodgson. Tickets for the Carole Nash MCN Motorcycle Show, supported by media partner The Daily Telegraph, cost £20 and kids get in free.