Salon du 2 Roues Lyon – 2027
France’s biggest motorcycle show kicks off its 34th edition
The Salon du 2 Roues (S2R) is France’s largest motorcycle show, drawing a record 187,500 visitors in its most recent edition, and traditionally marks the season opener for the European motorcycling scene. After the attendance record set at the 33rd edition in 2026, the show returns to the Eurexpo Lyon exhibition centre in Chassieu from 11 to 14 February 2027 — slightly earlier in the year than usual.
Record numbers and programme
The 2026 edition grew 8.5% year-on-year: 187,500 visitors, including 69,900 on Saturday alone and 3,000 trade visitors during the dedicated press and professional preview days. More than 700 exhibitors across several halls showcase new models, custom bikes, youngtimers, trial and off-road machines, as well as scooters and urban mobility. Regular fixtures include the motorcycle auction (102 bikes sold in 2026), the “Top Clef” competition for apprentice motorcycle mechanics, and the S2R Film Festival celebrating motorcycle culture.
Villages and special areas
The show is organised into several themed zones: the Village Voyage for motorcycle travel, the Village A2 for riders on an A2 licence, the Dafokaz’ custom and build area, a children’s area, and the Espace Airbag focused on protective gear.
Admission and opening hours (indicative)
Exact prices and opening hours for the 34th edition in 2027 had not yet been published at the time this listing was created. For reference, here are the 2026 figures: early-bird price €18, 2-day pass €32, 4-day pass €50, reduced rate €15 (under-18s, students, jobseekers), €16 for FFM license holders, free for children under 10 and visitors with disabilities. 2026 opening hours: daily from 9:00 am, closing at 8 pm Thursday, 10 pm Friday, 8 pm Saturday and 6 pm Sunday.
Getting there
Eurexpo Lyon is located in Chassieu, about 30 minutes by public transport from Lyon city centre (Bus N100, Tram T5). By car, the venue is accessible via the A43 and A46 motorways, and Lyon-Saint-Exupéry Airport is 20 minutes away. Visitor parking is capped at €12. Riders benefit from free motorcycle parking and helmet storage in partnership with the FFMC.
Note: Organiser Jack Monchanin and his team have confirmed the show’s return for 11–14 February 2027 (34th edition). Detailed opening hours, ticket prices and the full 2027 programme will be published by the organiser at a later date and should be updated before this event is published.
