Want to ride 280 different motorcycles? Go to EICMA Riding Fest

Two hundred eighty new motorcycles, all ready for you to try.
It's not some random fantasy but the reality of the first-ever EICMA Riding Fest which happens April 27 and 28 at Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli as part of EICMA's 110th anniversary this year.
Spread over two days at the famous race track and the surrounding area, the inaugural Riding Fest is a free event which gives participants a chance to throw a leg over a bike, or two, or three, of their choice and put the motorcycle through its paces.
Already confirmed by EICMA for Bike Fest are Aprilia, Beta, Benelli, BMW, CF MOTO, Ducati, E-Boost, Etriko, Fantic, Honda, Kawasaki, Kove, Moto Guzzi, Moto Morini, Mondial, MV Agusta, QJ Motor, Royal Enfield, SWM, Suzuki, Triumph, TM Moto, T-Moto, Voge, Yamaha and Zero Motorcycles.
Riders need to register on the Bike Fest website to get access to the paddock area and event. Riders can then request free test rides at the various manufacturers' booths. Track sessions must be pre-booked online. There will be a small fee for those who test ride motorcycles on the international track with the proceeds going to charity.
Riders can take test rides on roads surrounding the venue, on the track itself, and on a special off-road area nearby. The younger riders are not going to be left out either, as there will be a test session set up for riders aged 16 and up using 125cc two- and four-stroke motorcycles. EICMA for Kids, for riders six to 12, takes place in the paddock of the track.
Of course, like any large-scale motorcycle event there will be many other attractions for when participants aren't on two wheels. You can expect freestyle shows, DJs, food, an exhibition village, motorsport legends and VIPs, live coverage of the MotoGP races from Jerez along with motorcycle and car simulators.