After a hiatus of two years, the Royal Enfield Rider Mania is back in town next week in Goa, from November 18-20. Apart from the main spectacle, which might be the possible launch of the Royal Enfield Super Meteor, the three-day motorcycle event promises to be packed with events ranging from musical performances, art installations and of course, a lot of Enfields and their owners.

To give you a very brief overview, the event will be divided into four sections – Motothrill, Motoville, Motosonic and Motoshop, spread across the weekend. Starting with Motothrill, as the name suggests, will offer a chance to ride, learn and hone your off-road riding skills, with a training academy curated by CS Santosh, India’s first Dakar rally participant. This will entail a go around the Dirt Track, exploring your flat-tracking skills in a controlled environment. There are other events scheduled as well, ranging from talks by famous personalities in the off-roading space and events such as Trail school, Ace the Hill, Adventure Zone and more. 

In case you want to spend some time off the saddle, the Motoville zone will offer a curated experience of different workshops and art installations and even a pop-up museum. Fans will also be able to attend talks from content creators such as Vikramjit Singh Rooprai and Manish Misra, a founding member of the “Photographers of India” community.   

For non-bike nerds out there, RE has organised a separate Motoshop zone, which will mostly entail action from the company’s “Art of Motorcycling” Gallery, consisting of a masterclass on helmet painting, customisation on new and existing helmets, live printing of t-shirts, unveiling of a 1:3 Scale Model of the Classic and more.   

The main attraction of the event for most of us will be the musical performances from renowned artists such as Divine, Bloodywood, Tetseo Sisters, F-16, Sickflip and more. There are other cultural events scheduled to take place as well. Here’s a detailed itinerary of the entire event.   

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