The UK’s largest motorcycle show, supported by over 50 motorcycle and scooter manufacturers in 2021 (both electric and combustion engine), will return to the NEC from 19 – 27 November. 

A central meeting point for all biking enthusiasts, the show will place you firmly in the middle of all things biking, with expertise on hand across all aspects of riding.

With many opportunities to ride across dedicated feature areas for riders of all ages, and hundreds of chances to try bikes for size and get a feel for what’s right for you, there’s nowhere else in the country where you’re so spoilt for choice with products, services, and expert advice.

Whether you’ve got the bug yourself, or a friend or family member is new to, returning to, or never left biking then put Motorcycle Live in your diary for 2022 for a fantastic day out.

For off-road riders, the ‘Experience Adventure’ section of the show is bigger and better than ever before, with support from a record-breaking number of manufacturers including Ducati, Harley-Davidson, Honda, Royal Enfield, Triumph and Yamaha.

Whether visitors are novices and want to take to the dirt for the first time, or are more experienced and fancy taking one of the latest adventure bikes for a spin to try it out for size, it’s all possible on the purpose-built indoor track.

Visitors don’t even need to have brought their own kit as it’s provided, courtesy of Bell Helmets and RST who will be providing jackets, jeans and gloves. Designed to introduce riders to their first taste of adventure riding, the adventure bike skills course will include tuition, on-bike set-up, body positioning and balance across a number of testing terrains – all without needing to worry what the weather is doing outside.

A complete list of machines will soon be listed on the Motorcycle Live website, however it’s already been revealed that bikes available for test ride will include Ducati’s DesertX, Harley-Davidson’s Pan America 1250 Special, Honda‘s Africa Twin, Triumph’s Tiger 1200 Rally Pro, Royal Enfield’s Himalayan, and Yamaha’s Tenere 700.

Details: Motorcycle Live

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