Swiss-Moto: Celebrities, power and party 🎥
BIKERS-HEAVEN Premieres, events, new products from more than 400 manufacturers and spectacular two-wheelers from tinkerers - Swiss-Moto offers all this from February 21 to 24 at the Zurich-Oerlikon Exhibition Center. The Harley-Davidson Blue Edition is the most expensive motorcycle in the world. The machine is a unique specimen. The Customizing & Tuning Show Swiss-Custom, which is integrated into Swiss-Moto, presents [...]
Harley-Davidson Blue Edition is the most expensive motorcycle in the world. The machine is unique.
The Customizing & Tuning Show Swiss-Custom, which is integrated into Swiss-Moto, presents top-class premieres. One can be particularly excited about the Swiss customizers CCCP Motorcycles. Remo Bernasconi from Lucerne screwed for 14 years on his boy's dream, a Swedish chopper under the motto of the legendary Viking blade "Ulfberht". His goal: to win the biggest and oldest bike show in Scandinavia.
Carbon monocoque frame
Nine budding engineers from ETH Zurich present a promising project for motorcycle racing: the ETH Racing Team was the first Swiss team to compete in the international Moto-Student Competition against 71 teams from universities in 17 countries.
The aim was to construct a motorcycle within 18 months that would have to hold its own on the circuit in Aragon. The result of the Swiss work is a monocoque frame made entirely of carbon for the first time.
Free trial courses for starters
Of course, Switzerland's biggest two-wheeler show has other highlights in store. These include pure action in the Moto Drom with duels on mopeds, pocket bikes and celebrity races.
Around 50 bikes from customizers from all over Europe will compete for the favor of the jury, led by scene expert Frank Sander. A trip to the 2019 Emirates Custom Show in Abu Dhabi awaits the overall winner. The absolute eye-catcher in Oerlikon is the most expensive bike in the world, the Harley-Davidson Blue Edition. The Oscar of the customizing scene will also be awarded, the coveted "Rat's Hole Award" for the sharpest conversion.
