IBW 2014 over the horizon

Indian bike enthusiasts can look forward to India Bike Week part two, Jan 2014.

1 min read•27 Sep '13

After receiving a hearty welcome for its first edition, India Bike Week is back, set to run between 17-18 Jan 2014 in the same fitting venue, Goa. During the 2013 edition of the biking festival, Goa saw 6,547 enthusiasts pouring in from across the country, including 3,000 bikers.

For 2014, Seventy Event Media Group in association with Fox Traveller has raised estimates, aiming to rope in a turnover of close to 10,000 bikers. The 2014 IBW is working towards a congregation of Indian biking clubs, international bikers, motorcycle and accessory manufacturers, customizers and musicians. This event will also showcase Indian and international biking trends and various bike launches. India Bike Week tickets are priced at Rs 3,000 and can be availed from 27 Sept 2013.

These tickets are on sale at a ten percent discount till 31 Oct 2013, and the first 1,500 ticket holders will receive free IBW T-shirts. The 2014 IBW tickets can be obtained through Harley-Davidson showrooms pan India, or from in.bookmyshow.com.

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