Motor Bike Expo 2012 in Verona, the fourth edition is underway

It opened its doors today Motor Bike Expo 2012 in Verona. The 800 brands present divide the seven pavilions, the 73.000 square meters of indoor exhibitions and the 35.000 square meters of outdoor areas designed for shows and exhibitions. Also in the front row are Breganze, Ducati, Fantic Motor, Gas Gas, Headbanger, Honda, HM, Husaberg, Kawasaki, KTM, MV Agusta, Norton, Peugeot, Triumph, Victory – Indian and Yamaha.

Among the most anticipated two wheels is the new T-Max of the Japanese house. The Venetian exhibition is the first to reveal the Breganze SF 750 with its 8 cc twin-cam 747-valve parallel twin with electronic injection and 85 HP. Then there is the “Schiacciasassi” by Claudio Campestrini, owner of the Harley-Davidson dealership in Verona: “It is a completely hand-built motorcycle, there is nothing like it in the world, as it was all designed and built by us. “All the iron parts were made by hand, until they took shape; every little detail is handcrafted, including painting."

Among the guests, however, in addition to the announced Jesse James, expected Arlen and Cory Ness, Battistinis, Russel Mitchell, Danny Schneider (Hardnine Choppers), Zen Motorcycles, TPJ Custom, Cycle Kraft, Custom Design Studios, Ehinger Kraftrad, DK Motorrad, Fred Kodlin, Peter Penz and Peder Johansson (Hogtech), Mondo Porras (Denver's Chopper), Derk “Bad Dad” Hinsey and Rick Fairless (Strokers Dallas). In the external areas there is space for football fields, stuntmen, performances and cross-country challenges on 2 and 4 wheels, indoor and acrobatic trials, minitards, freestyle, quads, scooters and car drifting. You have until Sunday to visit the salon. The entrance ticket costs 16 euros.