Eternal City Motorcycle Custom Show 2022: the sixth edition scheduled for 3 and 4 September

The next edition of the review Eternal City Motorcycle Custom Show, at the Palazzo dei Congressi in Rome in the EUR area, includes large outdoor spaces for testing new products on the motorcycle market, moments for customization enthusiasts and the display of models with various brands present. The appointment is scheduled within the next few days 3 e 4 September 2022.

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Saturday 3 September the timetable varies 09 pm: 00 21 to: 00 and in the outdoor area the entertainment continues until 00.00, while on Sunday 4 September the times vary from hours to 09.00 19.00according to the indications.
Among the most interesting activities are those carried out by airbrushing and pinstriping specialists, including an exhibition with the decoration of tanks, helmets and other objects. The arrival of maestro Stephen Gibson is also announced from the United States.
As well as Simpson and Low Ride Magazine are inviting 11 artists to work on Venom helmets and the winning design will be included in Simpson's 2023 range. But there is also an exhibition of vintage Lambrettas and Vespas in the most distinctive styles, curated by Eugenio Degli Innocenti and the Scooterismo blog.
Also highlighted is a corner dedicated to Japan and also the presence of vintage cars and pick-ups customized in different styles.
The place that hosts the event also allows for street food outlets and DJ sets to be held outside, as well as representatives of the aftermarket world and customizers and the contest of the sector magazine Low Ride Magazine is also highlighted. The official bike show also includes the Eternal Iron regarding cafe racer and special models.
Among the new features of this edition, we highlight a contest reserved for vintage Vespas and Lambrettas and performances by artists and musicians, such as the Munekaido drums linked to Japan.
Various brands take part in the event: Aprilia, BMW, Ducati, Harley-Davidson, Honda, Indian, KTM, Moto Guzzi, MV Agusta, Royal Enfield e Triumph.

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