Every year the NEC becomes a mecca for bike fans, and this year doors will be thrown open from 21 to 29 November for nine glorious days of all things bike.
Brought to you in association with Bikesure, it’s set to be the biggest and best indoor motorcycling event of 2026. Hot on the heels of the EICMA Show in Milan, there will be hundreds of new 2027 models on display. Over 50 manufacturers, some exhibiting at the show for the first time, will have machines on hand for you to admire, sit on and, perhaps, help plan your next purchase.
Not only are there new bikes to admire, there’s also a wealth of new features and displays to keep visitors entertained, enthralled and, most importantly, having fun throughout. A brand-spanking-new ‘Super Stage’ will be hosted by a trio of MCL favourites – TT front-woman Grace Webb, MCN columnist and BSB host James Whitham, and Moto-Action Zone host Matt Crowhurst. Plus, there’s a brand-new ABR Festival Zone, where the team behind Ragley Hall’s summer spectacular will be sprinkling a little of their magic across the NEC this November.
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New for this year is ‘The Collection’, in collaboration with The Moulsdale Foundation. It’s a stunning display of twelve iconic bikes, hand-picked to ensure there is something of interest for everyone. The Moulsdale Foundation is a private museum on the outskirts of Glasgow, and a complete treasure trove! The line-up includes a mixture of machines, from a high-mileage Honda MBX80 to Kawasaki’s iconic GPZ750 Turbo, alongside a Foggy FP1 Petronas, a Mike Hailwood replica Ducati and eight other breathtaking bikes.
For British Superbike fans, there’ll be no less than ten standout machines that celebrate this iconic championship turning thirty, which you’ll be able to get up close and personal with. All of this, plus loads more. So make sure you get the dates in your diary.
