MCL 2026 ticket deal includes free Spada rucksack worth £44.99
Buy an advance MCL26 ticket with the Spada package and receive a water-resistant rucksack worth £44.99 when you visit the NEC this November.
One of the best things about MCL is that your ticket gets you far more than just entry through the doors of the UK’s biggest motorcycle show. For MCL26, there's another reason to book ahead, because visitors can also walk away with a very practical bit of riding kit.
Anyone buying a qualifying advance ticket can claim a Spada rucksack with an RRP of £44.99. The ticket costs £36.50, meaning the bag is effectively worth more than the difference compared to a standard advance ticket, making it an easy upgrade if you're already planning a visit.
The rucksack isn't a throwaway promotional freebie either. It features a water-resistant construction, carries up to 39 litres and includes multiple external storage pockets alongside a padded internal laptop sleeve. Whether you're travelling to the NEC on two wheels or looking for something useful once you're back home, it's the sort of bag that will see regular use long after the show has finished.
Claiming it is also extremely straightforward. Simply select the Spada ticket option when booking your advance ticket, then collect the bag from the designated redemption point inside Hall 3 once you get to the show.
Of course, the bag is only part of the attraction. MCL returns to Birmingham's NEC from 21 to 29 November with hundreds of exhibitors, the latest 2027 motorcycles, free Learn2Ride sessions for newcomers, Elite Test Rides and a host of new features joining returning favourites.
If you're planning on making the trip to MCL anyway, this offer is a total no-brainer. You'll still get a full day at the UK's biggest motorcycle show, but you'll also leave with something that is likely to be extremely handy.
For more information, or to book your tickets, head to the official website.
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Simon (AKA Toad) has been working within the motorcycle industry for more than twelve years, and a member of the motorcyclist family since birth. Growing up around British-built single and twins, it was inevitable that a life on two wheels was on the cards, from a very early age!
