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Best Motorcycle Events & Rider Meetups in India (2025)
India’s motorcycle culture is growing fast. From small group rides to large festivals, there’s something for every kind of rider. Whether you ride a Royal Enfield, KTM, Harley, or a simple commuter bike, these events bring together people who love the open road.
Here are some of the most popular and interesting motorcycle events and rider meetups happening across India in 2025.
1. India Bike Week (Goa)
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Date: December 13–14, 2025
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Location: Vagator, Goa
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India Bike Week, often called IBW, is the biggest motorcycle festival in the country. Thousands of bikers from all over India ride down to Goa for this two-day celebration.
What happens at IBW:
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Custom bike shows (creatively modified motorcycles)
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Live bands and DJs
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Food stalls from across India
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Flat track races and stunt competitions
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Big brand stalls like Harley-Davidson, Royal Enfield, KTM, and more
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Riding gear and accessories on sale
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A chill beach party vibe
Whether you ride alone or with a group, IBW is a great place to meet other riders and share stories. You’ll see some of the coolest bikes in the country and enjoy the sea breeze of Goa.
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2. BOBMC Rider Mania (Kutch, Gujarat)
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Date: January 31 – February 2, 2025
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Location: Dhordo, Kutch
BOBMC stands for Brotherhood of Bulleteers Motorcycling Consortium. Rider Mania is their annual gathering. This is different from Royal Enfield’s Rider Mania in Goa (which stopped after 2022). This one brings together Bullet clubs from across India, Nepal, and Bhutan.
What’s special:
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Rides across the white desert of Kutch
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Desert camping and bonfire nights
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Traditional Gujarati food
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Music and dance nights
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Bike games and challenges
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Real connection between riders
This event is about community, not brands. If you ride a Bullet, this is your tribe.
3. TVS MotoSoul (Goa)
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Date: December 6–7, 2024 (2025 dates to be announced)
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Location: Vagator, Goa
MotoSoul is a motorcycle and lifestyle festival by TVS Motor Company. It’s open to all riders, not just TVS owners.
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What to expect:
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Dirt track riding and stunts
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Launch of new TVS models like Ronin
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Talks by travel vloggers and riding influencers
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Rider fitness and wellness sessions
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Music shows and night parties
It’s a younger crowd, with a mix of tech, music, and bikes. If you’re into riding and partying, this is a fun mix.
4. Royal Enfield Rides (Pan India)
Royal Enfield doesn’t host big fests anymore, but they run curated rides all over India. These are guided group rides to beautiful or tough terrains, and you don’t need to plan anything yourself.
Popular 2025 Rides:
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Everest Base Camp Ride (May 19–29): Ride from India into Nepal, all the way to EBC.
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Himalayan Odyssey (June 28 – July 15): Ride through Ladakh and Himachal.
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Moto Himalaya (Ladakh) (September 4–14): A relaxed ride through the mountains.
These are for serious riders. You’ll be riding in high altitude, on gravel and off-road routes. But the views and experience make it worth every minute.
5. Indian Supercross Racing League (ISRL)
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Season 2 Launch: March 2025
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Cities: Delhi, Pune, Ahmedabad, and others
The ISRL is a new kind of event—it’s racing, not a festival. Supercross is a format where dirt bikes race on specially made tracks with jumps, turns, and obstacles.
This year’s season has big sponsors and is getting more attention, especially with actor Salman Khan as the brand ambassador.
What’s new in 2025:
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Multiple city rounds
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Pro riders from India and abroad
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Custom-built race tracks
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Live TV and YouTube coverage
You can watch as a fan or even register to compete if you’re trained in off-road riding.
6. Local Rider Meetups (Monthly/Weekly)
Not all great events need to be massive. Across cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Pune, there are regular meetups that are growing with every ride.
Common meetup styles:
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Sunday Breakfast Rides: Riders meet at 5 or 6 AM, ride to a dhaba or café nearby (like Murthal near Delhi), have food, and ride back.
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Night Rides: Start around 9–10 PM and explore empty city roads or highways.
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Group Rides by Dealerships: Brands like Jawa, Royal Enfield, and KTM often organize city rides.
You can usually find these events on:
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Instagram biker pages
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Facebook groups like “Delhi Bikers Breakfast Run”
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WhatsApp communities
If you’re a new rider, this is a good way to get used to group riding and meet friendly people.
7. Custom Bike Shows & Builder Meets
India has a growing custom motorcycle scene. Builders and artists are doing amazing work with old Bullets, Harley cruisers, Jawa bobbers, and more.
Events that showcase this:
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IBW’s Custom Bike Arena
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Rajputana Customs displays
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Auto Expo (2026 expected)
Some brands also host their own builder contests and ride-ins.
8. Track Days & Racing School Events
For those who love speed and learning to control their bike better, track days are the way to go. These are held on closed racing tracks like:
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MMRT (Chennai)
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Buddh International Circuit (Greater Noida)
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CoASTT (Coimbatore)
Track days are usually:
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Open to anyone (you just need riding gear)
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Divided by skill level (beginner, intermediate, expert)
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Run by clubs like Apex Racing Academy, RACR, and PowerDrift Track School
It’s a safe and fun way to learn proper cornering, braking, and throttle control.
9. Moto Camping & Adventure Rides
This trend is picking up quickly. Riders pack tents, food, and basic gear and head out to stay in nature. Many campsites in Himachal, Uttarakhand, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra now offer “rider-friendly” camping.
Popular locations:
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Spiti Valley
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Tirthan Valley
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Bhandardara (Maharashtra)
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Ranthambhore forest routes
Some platforms like WanderOn and The Great Next offer guided motorbike camping tours.
10. International Events Attended by Indian Riders
Even though they happen outside India, many Indian bikers now go to:
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Indian Riders Fest – Czech Republic (June 2025)
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Wheels & Waves – France
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EICMA – Italy (November)
If you ride a Harley, Indian Motorcycle, or BMW, you’ll find many community rides and tours connecting India to global biking culture.
Tips for Attending Events
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Gear up – Always wear a helmet, gloves, and jacket.
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Register early – Events like IBW and Rider Mania fill up fast.
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Join online groups – They often have early announcements.
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Respect the ride – Follow group rules and ride responsibly.
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Don’t over-pack – Keep it simple unless it’s a camping event.
Conclusion
India’s motorcycle events in 2025 offer something for everyone. Whether you enjoy racing, exploring, camping, or just want to share a meal with fellow riders, there’s a ride waiting for you.
These events aren’t just about bikes. They’re about the people who ride them.