Every year, the BMW Group assesses what can be described as the Annual Motorbike Rally for Motorrad Days. This year the activities of the gathering took place between 6 and 8 July at the foot of Mount Zogzbitz, and achieved a resounding success. Although one day it was raining, the weekend was sunny and registered 25,000 visitors from all over the world who came for the biggest meeting in the world of BMW lovers and owners.
The event was attended by international visitors from more than 30 countries. The masses of motorcycles, whether on or off, come from Germany and neighboring countries, but from 30 countries around the world. While many visitors traveled to Garmisch from France, Italy and Spain, BMW fans came from as far away as Brazil, Canada, South Africa, Japan, Russia, the United States, China, Korea, Thailand, Latin America and India. The program was packed with new activities and celebrities.
For many guests, this was not the first time for them to attend the BMW Motorrad Days at the same venue. This is the best place to talk to like-minded motorcyclists, cycling down the Alpine slopes together and celebrating until early morning. The event witnessed the presence of about 80 exhibitors who offered products for modification of bicycles, new accessories and accessories, and the completed entertainment program made the visit to the BMW Motorrad days worth visiting.
Bicycle enthusiasts greatly benefited from the opportunity to personally meet BMW Motorrad product specialists, talk to them at the show and learn about the current generation of BMW Motorrad models. As usual, a number of special guests responded to the BMW Motorrad Days call. For example, documentary filmmaker and actress Hans Yannick, singer Vincent Wesses, as well as photographer and adventurer Michael Martin. More than 750 participants enjoyed off-road cycling at Enduro Park, and more than 170 guests attended the pilot training for children on electric bikes. More than 100 unlicensed motorcycle enthusiasts have been able to learn about this wonderful hobby by taking professional guided tours. As well as numerous guided tours during impressive mountain views, as well as the motorcade of about 200 bicycles and a classic parade of 30 classics.
The event was attended by international visitors from more than 30 countries. The masses of motorcycles, whether on or off, come from Germany and neighboring countries, but from 30 countries around the world. While many visitors traveled to Garmisch from France, Italy and Spain, BMW fans came from as far away as Brazil, Canada, South Africa, Japan, Russia, the United States, China, Korea, Thailand, Latin America and India. The program was packed with new activities and celebrities.
For many guests, this was not the first time for them to attend the BMW Motorrad Days at the same venue. This is the best place to talk to like-minded motorcyclists, cycling down the Alpine slopes together and celebrating until early morning. The event witnessed the presence of about 80 exhibitors who offered products for modification of bicycles, new accessories and accessories, and the completed entertainment program made the visit to the BMW Motorrad days worth visiting.
Bicycle enthusiasts greatly benefited from the opportunity to personally meet BMW Motorrad product specialists, talk to them at the show and learn about the current generation of BMW Motorrad models. As usual, a number of special guests responded to the BMW Motorrad Days call. For example, documentary filmmaker and actress Hans Yannick, singer Vincent Wesses, as well as photographer and adventurer Michael Martin. More than 750 participants enjoyed off-road cycling at Enduro Park, and more than 170 guests attended the pilot training for children on electric bikes. More than 100 unlicensed motorcycle enthusiasts have been able to learn about this wonderful hobby by taking professional guided tours. As well as numerous guided tours during impressive mountain views, as well as the motorcade of about 200 bicycles and a classic parade of 30 classics.
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