Test Ride Husqvarna’s Two-Stroke Models as Part of Ridin’ Smoke Festival
Husqvarna is offering people the chance to test ride its newest two-stroke motocross and enduro models as part of the action-packed Ridin’ Smoke festival in June
Husqvarna’s collaboration with the Ridin’ Smoke festival is continuing for a second year this summer with riders able to test the brand’s latest two-stroke off-road models, as well as take part in racing activities.
The upcoming event will take place on 7 June at the Pista Motocross Chieve circuit in Italy, and it will see a team of experts from the Swedish brand on hand throughout the day to make set-up adjustments for all riders should they be needed.
To make sure you spend time on track you must pre-book your slot online. As part of that process riders can book up to two bikes in preparation for the event.
When arriving at the event riders will be asked to confirm their attendance before presenting their racing licence and signing a liability waiver ahead of their selected time slots. As part of the rules to take part, riders must wear appropriate and protective riding gear.
The Ridin’ Smoke event will take place throughout the day on 7 June, with the circuit available to ride between 09:00 and 17:00. From there, a holeshot contest organised by Husqvarna will start off the evening schedule at 17:30, which is followed by a superpole competition, whip contest, and a mini bike jam that will bring the riding activities to a close.
Ridin’ Smoke 2025 will then continue with an afterparty at 22:00. You don’t have to be interested in riding on track or testing the company’s motocross and enduro two-stroke models to attend, as the event is open to non-riders too.
There will also be the chance to meet Husqvarna Factory Racing star and five-time SuperEnduro World Champion Billy Bolt, who will be in attendance to share riding tips, sign autographs and take photos.
Interested riders can find out more on the Ridin’ Smoke website.
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