The 2025 Motor Bike Expo (MBE) event in Verona, Italy, has concluded at the gargantuan Veronafiere, cementing its position as the premier event for motorcycle enthusiasts worldwide. This year’s edition was the largest ever, with over 15 world premieres, more than 700 exhibitors, and an impressive turnout exceeding 170,000 visitors—a milestone that sets a new standard for motorcycle trade fairs.

MBE founders Francesco Agnoletto and Paola Somma celebrated the event’s unprecedented success, attributing it to the seamless integration of rider culture and industry innovation. “In Verona, motorcyclists’ orientations align perfectly with the strategies of leading companies,” said Somma. “This year’s extraordinary turnout is proof that MBE is a key testing ground for the motorcycle market.”

Agnoletto provided insight into the scale of the 2025 edition:

• 700 companies represented, spanning 33 major brands from 20 countries.
• 3,000+ motorcycles showcased across 120,000 m² of space—a 20% expansion from last year.
• A newly introduced pavilion, revamped layouts, and increased professional presence.

“Despite the challenging weather, we exceeded 170,000 visitors, solidifying this as the largest and highest-quality edition in MBE history,” Agnoletto added.

MBE 2025 delivered unforgettable experiences for every type of motorcycling enthusiast, especially those in search of creativity and inspiration with over 60 show-stopping displays of custom motorcycles, showcasing world-class craftsmanship.

MBE 2025 also drew attention from notable public figures and industry leaders. Tourism Minister Daniela Santanchè praised the event as “a Rock Fair where you can feel the energy and passion,” while ICE Agency President Matteo Zoppas highlighted MBE’s growing role in the business-to-consumer (B2C) market.

As the motorcycle community reflects on the incredible turnout and innovations presented at MBE 2025, one thing is clear: this event continues to shape the future of motorcycling, uniting enthusiasts and professionals in an unparalleled celebration of two-wheeled culture.

We tried to capture as many of the cool, custom motorcycles on display but it wasn’t easy as the halls were jam-packed with eager enthusiasts trying to do the same. Enjoy this gallery of custom bikes as captured by the Hot Bike Staff!