With the 10th edition of the country's largest biking festival, India Bike Week 2023, nearing, the organisers have commenced sales of early-bird passes. The early-bird passes for the event are available until October 29, 2023 and can be purchased via the India Bike Week website. Enthusiasts and riders can take advantage of this limited-time offer, which includes a 2-day festival pass, a complimentary festival kit, and Rs 700 worth of F&B coupons, all for Rs 3,000.
Moreover, a day pass is also available for Rs 2,000 with F&B coupons worth Rs 250. Additionally, a Club Package, priced at Rs 2,600 per person, offers benefits for both riders and biking clubs. The event is scheduled to take place on December 8 and 9 in Goa.
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One of the key highlights of this edition is the Bike Build Off competition in collaboration with Harley-Davidson India, judged by industry experts. The competition seeks to discover talent in the custom bike-building sphere through the shortlisted candidates by IBW.
The all-new Harley Davidson X440 has been handed over to the top three shortlisted builders -- Riccardo Bulleter Customs from Bangalore, Devashish from Pune, and Aditya Raj from Rajkot -- and their unique custom creations will be showcased at the Harley-Davidson pavilion at IBW as the judges choose the finalists. The winner will receive a brand-new Harley-Davidson X 440, while the runners-up will be awarded a cash prize. Additionally, the event will showcase builds from established builders in the country.
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Moreover, India Bike Week 2023 will feature five distinct racetracks, including the Flat Track, Enduro Track, Hill Climb, and Mud Rush. Various activities like Ring of Fire, a mod bike display, and a custom arena will also be available. The event will encompass overlanding stories, music stages, shopping experiences, ride-outs, and curated experiences around Goa. The 'Great Migration' is a two-day journey to Goa, marking the beginning of this adventurous event.
