The organisers of the annual Adventure Bike Rider festival have shown that more than a hundred motorcycles will be able to be tested at this year’s event.
Returning to the grounds of Ragley Hall in Warwickshire from June 28-30, the two-wheeled weekend will provide the chance to see models from more than 20 brands, with much more than just adventure models on offer.
“This is our fifth Adventure Rider Festival at the lovely Ragley Hall, and I can’t wait to open the doors and welcome our 15,000 guests,” ABR festival president Alun Davies previously said. “Perhaps the most productive description I’ve ever heard of the festival is that it’s ‘Glastonbury with motorcycles and fancy toilets’. I’m happy to settle for that. “
Brands that offer motorcycles include Aprilia, BMW, Ducati, Harley-Davidson, Husqvarna, Honda, Indian Motorcycle, KTM, Kawasaki, Moto-Guzzi, Royal Enfield, Suzuki, Triumph, and Yamaha.
These may be sampled both on the roads surrounding the site, and on more than 40 kilometers of committed off-road trails, if applicable.
In addition to larger manufacturers, smaller logos will also be offered, such as Benelli, BSA, Fantic, Rieju, Mutt and Moto Morini. The Chinese Kove logo will also provide its Rally 450 models and the new 800X models, with sidecars from Urals experts and power companies. Zero on the bill as well.
In addition to testing, there will also be mountain bike demonstrations, guided greenway tours, off-road skills schools, live exhibits, and much more. Visitors will also be able to have access to tea and coffee in bulk every morning, featuring more than 140 brands. , stalls and places to buy food to discover.
If you fancy going, tickets for a full weekend adding two nights of camping are available for £159. Tickets for Fridays and Saturdays are also on sale at £75 depending on the day. Attention, at the time of writing, 90% of tickets were sold, so you need to act fast if you need to attend. Visit the online page today.