The Adventure Bike Rider (ABR) Festival 2026 has rewritten the record books after attracting 20,000 visitors to Ragley Hall in Warwickshire, making it the biggest edition in the event’s history and reaffirming its status as the UK’s largest gathering of off-road and adventure motorcycle enthusiasts.
Held over four days, the festival brought together riders, manufacturers, adventure travellers and motorcycle enthusiasts from across the UK and Europe. Thousands of adventure bikes filled the grounds as visitors took part in demo rides, off-road challenges, training sessions, live entertainment and expert talks.
One of the festival’s biggest attractions was its extensive riding programme, which featured purpose-built off-road trails catering to riders of all experience levels. Participants also had the opportunity to test the latest adventure motorcycles from leading manufacturers and sharpen their riding skills under the guidance of experienced instructors.
Beyond the riding action, the event showcased more than 100 speakers, adventurers, industry experts, musicians and exhibitors across multiple stages. Visitors attended travel presentations, motorcycle maintenance workshops, navigation masterclasses and safety demonstrations while enjoying live music throughout the weekend.
The festival’s continued growth reflects the booming popularity of adventure motorcycling, with increasing numbers of riders embracing long-distance touring and off-road exploration. Since its launch in 2019, the ABR Festival has expanded rapidly to become one of Europe’s flagship motorcycle events.
Organisers hailed the record turnout as another milestone for the adventure riding community, highlighting the event’s unique combination of riding experiences, education, entertainment and camaraderie. With attendance reaching an all-time high, the ABR Festival continues to strengthen its reputation as a must-visit event for adventure biking enthusiasts.
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