BikeBD hosts ‘Moto Meet Up Khulna 2025’

Motorcycle enthusiasts from across Khulna and neighboring districts gathered recently for the highly anticipated Moto Meet Up Khulna 2025, hosted by BikeBD, the country’s leading motorcycle platform. The event aimed to promote a vibrant and responsible biking culture while strengthening community ties among riders.

The day-long meet-up kicked off with a recitation from the Holy Quran, followed by opening remarks from prominent local bikers who emphasized the importance of unity and safe riding practices. A representative from the Traffic Department also addressed the crowd, urging bikers to uphold road safety and traffic discipline.

Participants enjoyed a range of engaging activities, including a slow bike race and a helmet-passing game, which fostered camaraderie and friendly competition. A break was observed for Jummah prayer, with arrangements made at a nearby mosque to ensure convenience for attendees.

Lunch featured a spread of traditional delicacies such as steamed rice with dal bharta, Golda prawn bhuna, and mutton choi gosht, offering riders a hearty meal before the afternoon festivities. The event continued with live music performances by a local band, adding a festive touch to the gathering.

Outside the venue, bikers had the chance to test ride the CFMOTO 300NK and two electric models from Takyon, giving them hands-on experience with cutting-edge motorcycle technology.

One of the event’s highlights was a raffle draw featuring prizes like motorcycle tires, helmets, and other gear, leaving participants delighted. BikeBD also facilitated introductions between local club members and visiting bikers, further strengthening the regional motorcycle network.

Earlier, BikeBD has organised numerous events like the “No Helmet, No Respect” campaign, bike carnivals, media partnerships for bike shows, and motor fests. These initiatives have played a pivotal role in shaping the motorcycle industry in Bangladesh, promoting safe riding practices, and fostering a sense of community among bikers.

Since its founding in 2012 by Suvro Sen, BikeBD has played a pivotal role in shaping Bangladesh’s motorcycle industry. Through initiatives like the “No Helmet, No Respect” campaign, bike carnivals, and motor fests, the platform continues to champion safe riding and community engagement.

The Moto Meet Up Khulna 2025 stands as another milestone in BikeBD’s mission to unite riders and elevate biking culture across the nation.