India Bike Week (IBW), one of the nation’s most anticipated motorcycling festivals, is gearing up for its 2024 edition, scheduled for December 6th and 7th in Vagator, Goa. Known for bringing together thousands of motorcycle enthusiasts from across the globe, this year’s IBW promises a fresh look and new experiences under the theme “The Next Chapter.” The organizers, Seventy EMG, aim to make this year’s event bigger and more inclusive, rallying behind the slogan “Everyone as One.”
What’s New at IBW 2024?
Entering its second decade, IBW has announced several new elements for this year’s event. Key highlights include six adrenaline-pumping race tracks, two stages of live music, and the debut of the NXS Music Festival Stage. Overlanding enthusiasts can look forward to an expo and talks by iconic riders like Elspeth Beard, the first British woman to circumnavigate the globe on a motorcycle.
A significant new addition is the introduction of the IBW Flat Track Race. Partnering with Harley-Davidson, this one-make race will feature custom-built Harley-Davidson X440 motorcycles by Rajputana Customs. The race offers the highest-ever prize pool in IBW’s history, with winners taking home a grand prize of ₹1 million.

Community-Driven Initiatives
IBW has always been about fostering camaraderie within the motorcycling community, and 2024 is no exception. Chai & Pakoda Rides, a popular feature at IBW, have already kicked off across 20 cities in India. These rides, designed to bring motorcyclists together over breakfast, games, and fun challenges, are part of Gulf Syntrac’s initiative to promote a stronger riding culture. The rides are expected to build excitement in the run-up to the main event in Goa.
Additionally, the event will feature the Club Village, a space for biking clubs to showcase their most powerful machines and share their stories. Other crowd favorites like the King & Queen of Moto Fashion, Biker Dance-Off, and Club Parades will return with a fresh twist.

Ticket Details and Early Bird Offers
Early bird tickets are now available at discounted rates. Enthusiasts can purchase day passes for ₹1,999, which includes food and beverage coupons, or opt for weekend passes at ₹2,999, which come with extra perks like an IBW kit. These offers are limited to the first 2,000 tickets, so riders are encouraged to book early to avoid missing out.
Global Participation and Collaborations
With each passing year, IBW has seen a rise in global participation, and 2024 will continue this trend. This year, brands like Harley-Davidson, Kawasaki, and Brixton will take center stage, showcasing their latest models and engaging in various interactive events. A custom-built Jameson sidecar motorcycle by Bombay Custom Works will also be given away to one lucky attendee, further adding to the excitement.
Other partnerships, such as the one with Reise Moto, the official tyre and riding gear partner for 2024, underline IBW’s commitment to enhancing the rider experience. Reise Moto will support upcoming athletes, organize races, and collaborate on other events like Dirt Drag and Hill Climb.

Conclusion: What to Expect for IBW 2024?
India Bike Week has consistently grown in scale and reputation, drawing motorcyclists from all corners of the country. However, its success in the Indian market has largely been fueled by its ability to evolve, offering something fresh each year. The addition of new race formats, increased global participation, and the focus on fostering a strong biking community suggest that IBW 2024 could be another milestone year for the festival.
Given the rising interest in motorcycling culture in India and the growth of grassroots racing, IBW’s strategy to introduce more inclusive and varied experiences seems to align well with the evolving demands of Indian riders. However, ticket sales and attendance figures will ultimately determine if this year’s edition manages to outperform the previous ones. Historically, IBW has attracted a dedicated audience, but as the motorcycling community in India diversifies, it will be interesting to see if this “Next Chapter” resonates with both new and returning riders.