The UK's largest motorcycle show with 50+ manufacturers, test rides, a Freestyle MotoX display and a Learn2Ride Zone.
Motorcycle Live returns to the NEC in Birmingham from 21 to 29 November, the UK's biggest bike show. It brings together hundreds of exhibitors and the latest 2027 models, alongside free Learn2Ride sessions for newcomers, Elite Test Rides, and a host of new features joining the returning favourites. There's a Freestyle MotoX display and a Learn2Ride Zone for those just starting out.
Suzuki is taking a big stand this year, marking 50 years since Barry Sheene's 1976 world championship-winning title. They're displaying his 1976 XR14 alongside a GSX-R1000R wrapped in a tribute Sheene livery. It's also the 30th anniversary of the British Superbike Championship, so John Reynolds' 2004 title-winning GSX-R1000 will be on display, and Reynolds himself is attending both weekends. On the racing front, Powerslide Suzuki's 8R is contesting the British Sportbike Championship, and Dan Linfoot of the Yoshimura SERT Motul team is bringing his GSX-R1000R, adapted to carry a pillion for high-speed demonstrations at UK circuits.
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Beyond the racing, Suzuki will have the GSX-R1000R 40th Anniversary edition, the new SV-7GX, and their full range of scooters, adventure bikes, and street bikes, plus classics and customs. You'll also find Haxch Moto's 8TT, Brake Magazine's custom DR-Z4S, and the SR75 Suzuki World Team's RM-Z racing machinery. There's a Trade Day on 16 November for industry professionals, sponsored for a second consecutive year by FUCHS Silkolene. Advance tickets are £36.50.
