Motor Bike Expo: 2022 edition confirmed

Motor Bike Expo returns to the classic winter formula in the Veronafiere pavilions. The event is scheduled for Thursday 13 Sunday 16 January 2022.

The review

The event will be accessible to interested parties on the days indicated in the hours 09:00 e 19:00. The cost of the full ticket amounts to 18 euros; 15 euros is the reduced ticket cost for club cards and children under 17; therefore there is also a free ticket for all under 14s and over 65s.
As happened on the occasion of the "Special Edition", those arriving by motorbike at the event also in the 2022 edition park at the fair with a free space for motorcycles, accessing from C port.

On the occasion of the exhibition, one of the highlighted themes is sustainable mobility with an entire area dedicated to the theme of “green mobility”, in pavilion 5. Together with the 7 pavilions of Veronafiere, an eighth space is also planned to get in touch with the innovative world of E-Bikes. We note the presence of a track for pedal-assisted bicycles on which great specialty champions will also compete, including those competing in the official stage of the Italian championship for the new MBE-Bike Trophy.
Speaking again about respect for the environment, the “We think green” partnership in collaboration with Olitema is highlighted. There are several new features to see at Veronafiere, including a special created for the occasion and which will be revealed by Officine GP Design on Friday.

All the Main Partners from the last edition have also been confirmed, plus new names. Jeep remains the protagonist, present with a spectacular test area characterized by bridges and obstacles to put the new models to the test. Red Bull will also be present with interesting areas and activities, just as Virgin Radio will spread its passion for rock and Motul reconfirms its partnership with activities and specimens to discover.
Among the names highlighted is also FIM - International Motorcycling Federation - which seals its partnership with the event after the prestigious collaboration of Monte Carlo on the occasion of the FIM Awards. Sielte is also added to these realities and, together with an exhibition space and various activities, will support the workshops of the MBEducation program as title partner.
Athe Motor Bike Expo "Made in Italy" craftsmanship is also the protagonist and among the names present is Tamburini Corse in Pavilion 6, a company that makes motorcycles founded by Andrea Tamburini, son of the well-known designer Massimo.

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