Honda brings together the motorcycles that have inspired generations

Four themed areas, from Grand Prix motorcycles to off-road, from series production to two-strokes made in Atessa. Also on display, four models from the Honda Museum in Motegi, Japan.

From 22 to 25 October, Honda Motor Europe Ltd. Italia will be at Auto e Moto d’Epoca 2026 with an exhibition bringing together motorcycles built for racing, off-road and road use, alongside two-strokes produced at the Italian plant in Atessa: different eras and worlds of Honda motorcycling brought together along a single route.

The exhibition is divided into four themed areas. The first, dedicated to Grand Prix motorcycles, retraces some of the most fascinating eras of the World Championship through the NS and NSR models associated with riders such as Ron Haslam, Wayne Gardner, Eddie Lawson and Mick Doohan, through to the RC211V and RC213V of the MotoGP generation, including Diogo Moreira’s RC213V Pro Honda LCR, competing in the 2026 MotoGP season.

The second area focuses on off-road, from the origins of modern motocross with the Elsinore CR250 to the CR125R and CR250, through to the CR500 and XR600, among the great single-cylinder enduro motorcycles. The third explores series production through the CBR900RR FireBlade, NS400R, VFR750R RC30, RVF750 RC45 and Africa Twin. The exhibition concludes with the area dedicated to two-strokes made in Atessa, featuring the NS125, NSR125F and various versions of the NSR125R, including the Sport Production model associated with Lucio Cecchinello.

Adding to the selection are four motorcycles coming directly from the Honda Museum in Motegi, Japan: Eddie Lawson’s NSR500, Mick Doohan’s NSR500, Valentino Rossi’s RC211V and the RVF750 RC45.

Auto e Moto d’Epoca brings together the many facets of historic motoring in a single event, from cars to motorcycles, from collections and restorers to spare parts and automobilia, as well as communities of enthusiasts. An opportunity to experience different eras, passions and worlds side by side, all gathered in one place.

From 22 to 25 October 2026, at BolognaFiere. Buy your ticket: Auto e Moto d’Epoca Ticket Office