The 11th annual Handbuilt Show will return to Austin, Texas, March 28-30, once again offering a plethora of hand-built bikes, custom cars, impressive art, and more. The event will again be sponsored by BMW Motorrad, and it’ll take place at the Austin American Statesman.
The Handbuilt Show was founded in 2014 and is hosted by Revival Cycles, Alan Stulberg’s design house based in Austin. With more than 20,000 attendees each year, Handbuilt draws in a diverse crowd of enthusiasts and designers.
As always, attendees will enjoy an extensive display of custom motorcycles and cars. The event will also host Roland Sands’ Super Hooligan racing series for custom-built street bikes. A Wall of Death vintage motorcycle stunt show will please crowds, and select manufacturers will be offering demo rides. There will also be Real Deal Workshops and meet-the-builder opportunities, as well as art and design exhibits, including sculptures, photography, and other mediums.
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“This year’s Handbuilt Show Austin 2025 is shaping up to be our most exciting event yet,” said Alan Stulberg, founder of Revival Cycles and the Handbuilt Show. “With record turnout expected, an expanded indoor footprint adding 55,000 square feet, and more builders and cars joining the automotive showcase, the energy will be unmatched. We’re thrilled to bring motorcycle racing right to the heart of downtown Austin and deepen our connection with MotoGP, creating more opportunities for fans to engage with the race at Circuit of the Americas. This year, we’re not just pushing boundaries – we’re redefining them.”
Tickets for the event are available now. A one-day ticket is priced at $25, a weekend pass is $65, and a supporter badge costs $225. Visit the Handbuilt website to purchase tickets and find more information, and follow Handbuilt on Instagram to keep up with the latest news.
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