It is with great sadness that we have to confirm the cancellation of the 2021 MCN London Motorcycle Show. The events team has been relentlessly exploring every avenue of opportunity in the hope of finding a way to run the show, but unfortunately all those avenues have now been exhausted. We must all follow the Government guidelines and the latest lock-down measures mean we are unable to run the event this year.
However, we are absolutely committed to bringing the MCN London Motorcycle Show back to life in 2022 – and plans are already underway to deliver our best show ever, dates for 2022 are still to be confirmed.
If you have already booked tickets for 2021, they will be honoured for the 2022 event – you don’t need to do anything. If you are unable to make the 2022 dates, you will be able to get a refund.
Q - The show has been cancelled, what happens next?
A - Good news, your booking can be used for the 2022 dates. You don’t need to do anything.
Q - I can’t make the new date, what should I do?
A - If you are unable to attend the new dates for 2022 (once they have been released) please use the customer service live chat here to request a refund. You will need your original booking reference handy.
Milo Dokmanovic, Kawasaki Motors UK Marketing Coordinator (PR), said
”It’s been an awesome platform for us to showcase our 2020 models, giving us fantastic customer feedback, especially for the new Ninja 1000SX and Z H2 machines. There’s been a lot of excitement around our stand, inevitably helped by the launch of our Roads and BSB teams, unveiled directly to visitors at the same time as the press
Rebecca Donohue, Head of Marketing and Carole Nash added,
“The 2020 Carole Nash MCN London Motorcycle Show has been an incredible weekend and despite such severe weather conditions, it was fantastic to see so many bikers coming to see the latest machines and enjoy the thrilling live action on offer.
We are incredibly proud to be a sponsor of the show and our stand was packed throughout the weekend with existing customers and possible new policyholders stopping by to learn more about Carole Nash, grab a coffee on us and get our latest 2020 calendar. We can’t wait to do it all again next year! Ride Safe everyone.”
Ducati UK Head of Marketing Debbie Wiggins explained;
“We’ve had a very busy show with a high level of engagement from customers, especially for the Streetfighter and Panigale V2, plus interest in the Scrambler 1100 Pro. Another strong event for the organising team.”
Triumph Marketing Coordinator, Ruth Speller, added;
“The show gave us the perfect stage for a first showing of our Tiger 900 machine which was the basis of our daily ‘Tiger Talks’ which were extremely popular. Our Guy Martin Great Escape display also really pulled in the crowds as something different.”
Following the news that a whopping 41% of UK riders are wearing a helmet that’s not as safe as it could be, we’re encouraging riders to ditch their old lid in the NEW Helmet Amnesty at this year's Show. Buy a new lid at a bargain price plus you'll get a free gift just by taking part.
The process is simple, sign-up to download and print your free voucher and then simply bin your lid at the show* and pick up your choice of gift - either an Oxford helmet care kit worth £19.99 or an Oxford Lidsack worth £14.99.
One of the best loved and most exciting races on the calendar, the 2020 Classic TT will be officially launched at the London show including a display of classic TT machines including the Alistair Cowan Racing 750cc Kawasaki that David Johnson rode in the RST Classic TT Superbike Race and the Team Winfield 500cc Paton that John McGuinness rode in the Bennetts Senior Classic TT Race. Plus star riders will be appearing on the MCN stage to talk about next years racing and why the Classic TT is a highlight on their calendar.
In a special tribute to one of the world’s greatest bike racers we’re pulling together an unprecedented display of Barry Sheene bikes and memorabilia including his two world championship machines. Specially flown in from Australia this will be your only chance to see the full line up of the Sheene bikes in the flesh.
The Bonhams Classic Zone has everything for the classic and vintage enthusiast. The National Motorcycle Museum are bringing along several works BSA and Triumph triple racers to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Rob North framed works machines, plus Bonhams will be displaying a collection of breathtaking collection of Italian racing machines.
Join TT legend John McGuinness ain the John McGuinness Bar - sponsored by Shoei - where McPint’s most famous race bikes will be on display. When the 23-time TT winner isn’t riding in the Michelin Thunderdrome he’ll be in the bar telling anecdotes so come and join him for a drink. There will also be McGuinness merchandise to buy.
