Located 320 miles north of Ragley Hall, Two Wheels Honda and Edinburgh Triumph have been part of Scotland’s motorcycling community for decades, offering new and used motorcycles, servicing, demo rides, rider support, events, and training opportunities for riders of all experience levels. More than just dealerships, Two Wheels are passionate about building community through charity events, training evenings, and bringing riders together. Whether it’s your first motorcycle or your fiftieth, you’re always welcome at Two Wheels.

The Ride In

The team at Two Wheels will be setting off early to beat the traffic, following a route to the ABR Festival that mixes sweeping Borders roads, big-mile cruising, and a beautiful run through the Warwickshire countryside before rolling through the gates of Ragley Hall. Along the way, you’ll take in views across the Teviot Valley, tackle the Shap Summit, and carve through some superb A-roads as the festival gets closer. You’ll need to arrive at Two Wheels for 4:30am ahead of a 5:00am departure on both days, and it’s important to arrive with a full tank of fuel before setting off.

Located 40 miles east of Ragley Hall and set out over 7,000 square feet, Motorcycle World offers a huge collection of new and used bikes. From Honda’s stunning sports bikes to get you noticed, to luxury pre-loved cruisers for that European tour you’ve always wanted to do, there’s something for every rider. There’s also an experienced service team of factory-trained technicians on hand to look after your pride and joy, as well as a comprehensive parts counter where they’re happy to order parts for most major motorcycle brands. You’ll also find the Refuel Coffee Shop on site, open Tuesday-Saturdays, serving up great barista coffee and a fresh bacon bap, as well as official branded clothing ranges from industry-leading names such as Shoei, Moto Girl, and Richa.

The Ride In

Join the guys at Motorcycle World for a brilliant ride in from Northampton, leaving the store at 9 am on Thursday, 25 June. Motorcycle World will be opening from 8 am, with the on-site Refuel Coffee Shop offering delicious bacon butties and a cuppa so you can leave with a full belly.

Located 45 miles south-west of Ragley Hall and founded in 2010, Motorbikes 4 All has stayed true to its independent, family-ran ethos since it’s conception. In early 2026, the company moved to its new home in Newent, Forest of Dean District, where you’ll now find more than 700 new and used bikes under one roof. M4A’s aim is to offer the most diverse range of bikes of any UK dealership, from 70s classics to modern superbikes and cruisers.

The Ride In

Join the team at the Newent showroom from 8:30 am on Thursday, 25 June or Friday 26 June of ABR, with each ride out departing at 10 am. The ride is suitable for anyone on any bike 125cc+, and the route will take in some of the best riding roads and scenery around. And the best part is, there won’t be a motorway in sight.

Located just over 100 miles south-east of Ragley Hall and established in 2001, Chiswick Honda is one of Honda’s flagship dealerships in London, offering a wide range of new and used motorcycles, onsite servicing, and genuine Honda parts. Whether you’re after a city scooter, a go-anywhere Africa Twin, or a Fireblade built for sports performance, there’s a team of friendly experts on hand to help you find the right bike for your riding style and budget.

The Ride In

The team at Chiswick Honda will be hosting ride-ins on both Thursday 25 June and Friday 26 June, with each ride setting off at 10am. The 100-mile route north-west takes in the rolling roads of the Chiltern Hills before passing through Aylesbury and Banbury on the way to Ragley Hall. It’s a cracking ride through the countryside, with not a motorway in sight, and all bikes are welcome. The dealership opens from 9am for breakfast nibbles and a refreshing brew before each ride out to the ABR Festival begins.

Located 60 miles south of Ragley Hall, close to both the M5 and M4 motorways, Fowlers of Bristol is the ideal meeting point for anyone coming to the ABR Festival from southwest England or South Wales. Fowlers is an iconic location in motorcycling, having operated since 1926 when Frank and Alice Fowler opened their cycle shop. Today, Fowlers’ cutting-edge showroom and Harry’s Cafe is a popular meeting place for bikers, stocking 15 motorcycle franchises, a huge range of clothing and accessories, and running bike nights throughout the year.

The Ride In

Fowlers will lead two ride-ins to the ABR Festival, one on Thursday, 25 June and the other on Friday, 26 June. Both rides will depart at 9:30 am, and you can meet from 8:30 am. Harry’s Cafe will be open and serving delicious breakfasts, tea, and coffee on both days, so we recommend arriving early and filling up with good food. The ride-in will take you along the wonderful roads of the Cotswolds before arriving at the magnificent Ragley Hall. Safe to say it’s far better than a slog up the M5.