Zero Motorcycles announces 2023 Experience Electric Tour dates
Zero Motorcycles has announced the dates for its 2023 Experience Electric Tour, which will feature dates across the UK throughout April and May.
The dates for its 2023 Experience Electric Tour, which will begin next month, have been announced by Zero Motorcycles.
Zero’s Experience Electric Tour will begin its sixth consecutive edition at the beginning of April, when Oily Rag in Gloucester hosts the first date of the 2023 Tour.
Following it will be to more dates in April, at Fowlers in Bristol, before the Tour heads into five May dates, concluding with back-to-backs on 19-20-21 May at the Route 66 Cafe (Robertsbridge), Sammy Miller Museum (New Milton) and Loomies Cafe (Alton).
As has been the case previously, the 2023 Zero Motorcycles UK Experience Electric Tour will allow those with a curiosity for electric motorcycles the chance to experience some of Zero’s examples free of charge.
Zero only says that a “selection” of their range will be available on the Tour, although both the Zero FXE and Zero DSR/X are confirmed.
On-the-day walk-ups are welcomed by Zero, although for the best chance of getting a ride on one of Zero’s motorcycles, pre-booking is available. Also, those booking in advance will get a “commemorative gift,” Zero says.
Zero Motorcycles 2023 UK Experience Electric Tour
- April 7 Oily Rag, Gloucester
- April 8 Fowlers, Bristol
- April 9 Fowlers, Bristol
- May 13 MCN Festival, Peterborough
- May 14 MCN Festival, Peterborough
- May 19 Route 1066 Café, Robertsbridge
- May 20 Sammy Miller Museum, New Milton
- May 21 Loomies Café, Alton
Dale Robinson, Zero Motorcycles’ UK Country Manager, said: “It’s great to be back with the tour for what is our sixth year. It’s always a highlight of my year, seeing experienced bikers in particular grinning after their first ride on an electric motorcycle, and I am sure we’ll create many more converts in 2023!
“This year we are focusing the Experience Electric tour on biker hotspots, with our dealer network able to accommodate riders who want a more traditional demo ride. As well as these dates in April and May, we are currently putting together a schedule for the summer and autumn months, which will take us to other parts of the country.”
