Ride the 2025 Range at Harley-Davidson’s Euro Festival
Harley-Davidson is offering attendees at the 2025 Euro Festival the chance to demo ride it 2025 range
The Harley-Davidson Euro Festival will see attendees given the chance to test-ride its 2025 motorcycle collection in Saint-Tropez.
The event will be held over four days, starting on 8 May and finishing on 11 May in the French Riviera. The 2025 Harley-Davidson Euro Festival 2025 offers demo rides to anyone that attends and it will feature all the latest Harley-Davidson models as we expect the new Street Glide, Road Glide, Road King Special, Low Rider S and ST models to available, as well as the new Pan America adventure bikes.
Furthermore, a custom bike show showcasing Europe’s most impressive builds will be staged, while a parade along the Mediterranean coastline is also going to be available for the public.
Behind the bikes, the H-D festival will offer a range of entertainment at the Harley Bar. If you’re a fan of motorcycles and live music, the H-D Euro Festival will be for you as Rag'n'Bone Man, Royal Republic and Eagle-Eye Cheery make up the three-strong headline acts.
Rag’n’Bone Man needs no introduction to UK fans, but the British music artist will be joined by the Swedish rock band Royal Republic and Eagle-Eye Cherry, who is also a Swedish singer-songwriter.
Tickets for the 2025 Harley-Davidson Euro Festival are already on sale at www.eurofestival-harley-davidson.com. All additional details such as accommodation and ride-in routes can be found by visiting the Harley-Davidson website.
If you’re part of the Harley-Davidson membership program, you could save yourself €30 (£25) on tickets.
The Harley-Davidson Euro Festival is the second big event the American company has announced recently, as the UK and Ireland will be part of the returning ‘Harley Night’ event that is open to the public and will take place across dealerships in both markets, as well as other dealers globally.
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