BMW Motorrad revs up engines at India Bike Week 2022

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BMW Motorrad revs up at India Bike Week in Goa. True to its motto – ‘Make Life a Ride’, the BMW Motorrad pavilion attracted motorcycle enthusiasts and seasoned bikers to the fascinating world of BMW Motorrad. No matter how different the riding experience world is – Sports, Tour, Roadster, Heritage or Adventure, every motorcyclist can find a bike of their personal preference at the BMW Motorrad pavilion. Mr. Vikram Pawah, President, BMW Group India, said, “At BMW Motorrad, we have been crafting not only masterpieces of engineering, but experiences that are just pure enthusiasm on two wheels. We are thrilled to bring BMW Motorrad back to India Bike Week, presenting our fans from all over India the very essence of our brand motto ‘Make Life a Ride’. We are overwhelmed with the response from bikers who have travelled from all across the country and look forward to see them embark on a journey of their lifetime with the ‘Ultimate Riding Machine’.” Look, touch, try out and talk shop – the fascination of motorbikes could be felt everywhere across the BMW Motorrad pavilion. Located centrally, the pavilion was created across two levels with ample space for interaction and activities. The ground
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