European Bike Week 2020 canceled

7. June 2020 1 Min Read Andreas Denner

The big Harley meeting in Faak am See was officially canceled. The reason is to prevent the spread of the corona virus through major events.

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The big Harley meeting in Faak am See was officially canceled. The reason is to prevent the spread of the corona virus through major events.

In addition, Harley-Davidson Motor Company is committed to protecting event participants, the local population and their employees. But they are already looking forward to seeing everyone again at the European Bike Week at Faaker See 2021.

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