Harley-Davidson announces full list of 2026 events across UK and Ireland
Harley-Davidson has revealed a full programme of events across the UK and Ireland in 2026.
Harley-Davidson has announced a full list of events across the UK and Ireland for 2026, which includes the Bike Shed Show in May.
The full programme also features other events across Europe, including the European Spring Rally which is up first. It is the first of two rallies, and it takes place from 30 April to 3 May, in Senigallia, Italy.
The European Spring Rally is a brand-new event for 2026, with plenty of live music to be played throughout. Demo rides and guided tours will be available, while Harley’s 2026 motorcycle line-up will also be on display.
From there, the Harley-Davidson programme heads to the aforementioned Bike Shed Show, in London. Taking place on 22-24 May, the show will display various race bikes that have rarely been seen outside of a paddock.
Harley-Davidson’s 2026 Events Calendar then heads to Ireland just a few days later, with the BikeFest Killarney Festival. The event is scheduled to take place on 29-31 May, and it will celebrate 20 years since Ireland’s BikeFest opened.
The European H.O.G. Rally, in Cascais, Portugal, will then take place from 18-21 June. Harley's programme returns to the UK at the ABR Festival from 26-28 June, which is the UK’s largest celebration of adventure motorcycling.
A line-up of custom and touring machines will head to the grounds of Ragley Hall, where live music will once again be played throughout the event. A series of off-road trails will also be available for riders to get stuck into.
Racing will then take centre stage, as Harley-Davidson’s new Bagger World Cup series heads to Silverstone on 7-9 August. Two more events have also been confirmed, including the company’s European Bike Week, in Lake Faak, Austria, from 8-13 September.
Finally, Harley’s season-finale will include an appearance at MCL26 in November, where it will bring its latest models and custom builds to the NEC in Birmingham.
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