Roma Motodays: the twelfth edition scheduled from 5 to 8 March 2020 [PHOTO]

The twelfth appointment of Rome Motodays is expected between 5 and8 March 2020. Various experiences are planned including meetings with protagonists, test rides and areas dedicated to topics related to the motorcycle scene.

Some previews

Among the varied presence of different names, the Roman event represents a new meeting center for two-wheel lovers. There is a space for the little ones, for example Baby Area, where very young people can start to get to know this world thanks to instructors from the minicross school, learning the first basics of riding a motorbike safely. There is also a Riding Experience, to test the capabilities and characteristics of the specimens present on defined stretches of different types.
Special spaces were also mentioned on the occasion, including Welcome Bikers, aimed at motorbike tourism in an area of ​​over 1500 mXNUMX, including important Italian and international entities; or Wheels to focused on the future and mobility through dedicated conferences and workshops with particular attention to the concept of electrification. Equally interesting is a course on correct behavior and first aid techniques, open to all those interested in the topic, with the issuing of a certificate for participation. Then there is room for new and strong emotions in the outdoor area, on a track with a sports set-up, allowing shows and competitions even on the flat track, as indicated.
Essentially a new gravitational center for enthusiasts where they can admire the latest news on the market, considering the various names as typical protagonists Benelli, Harley-Davidson®, Honda, Husqvarna, KTM, Kymco, MV Agusta, Suzuki, Yamaha and several others, as well as others involved in the components or clothing sector, always linked to the world of two wheels.
The highlighted areas also include the exhibition Triple Fever with examples equipped with a three-cylinder engine, with performance and tones that have remained in the minds of enthusiasts; therefore the creations signed by the best-known Italian specialists in the Officine district, which collects the specials and customs according to the most recent trends with the presence of contests and characters, still taking the information provided on the event.

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