Supporting Local Talent: 'Wee Al'

At AMT Group, our connection to motorsports isn't just about building high-end day vans or camper conversions—it’s in our DNA. Whether we’re out on the trails ourselves, heading to festival weekends, or working on custom garage layouts in the Hurlford workshop, we live and breathe life on two (and four) wheels.

That’s why we are absolutely thrilled to officially team up with AB21 Joinery & Building Ltd to sponsor one of Ayrshire’s brightest young up-and-coming riders: Wee Al!

Fresh Graphics for a Rising Star

If you’ve been following Wee Al’s journey across trials, enduro, and motocross tracks—from local sessions at places like Drumclog Motoparc to taking on rounds of the British Trial Championships—you know this wee man puts in serious work. Rain, mud, or shine, his dedication on the bike is proper inspirational.

We recently had a fresh set of custom AMT Conversions & AMT Bodyshop bike plastics printed and fitted to his Yamaha setup. Seeing our logo sitting alongside Yamalube, AB21, and Monster Energy on his bike is something the whole team at Cessnock Road is buzzing about.

Backing the Next Generation of Local Talent

Supporting local grassroots sport in Ayrshire is massive for us. Motorsports take an incredible amount of grit, family commitment, and weekend travel—something anyone who hauls bikes up and down the country knows all too well!

By sponsoring Wee Al, we’re helping take a bit of the pressure off so he can focus on what he does best: twisting the throttle, mastering technical obstacles, and standing on those podiums.

Be sure to keep an eye out for Wee Al’s custom AMT-liveried bike at upcoming events across Scotland and the UK. Give him a massive cheer when you see him flying past!

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