Motocard, the company specialized in the distribution of equipment for motorcycle in Europe, opened the doors of its New store in Bilbao last April 16. Founded in 1982 in the Principality of Andorra, Motocard has more than 40 years of experience in the sector and has established itself as a reference for all the passionate of the two wheels.
Although the store is already totally operational, The Grand Inauguration will take place today at 6:00 p.m., at the Megapark Shopping Center (Erribera Etorbidea, S/N, 48903 Barakaldo, Bizkaia)with a unique event designed for the entire biker community. Throughout the day, attendees can enjoy a 10% discount on all store products.
The celebration will feature live music by a DJ, Free Pica-Pica and the presence of Efrén Vázquez, Moto3 Expiloto born in Bilbao, which reached two victories and 16 podiums in the World Motorcycle World Cup. At present, Efrén is a young talents and is an authorized voice within the International Paddock.
MotoCard in full commercial expansion
At the moment, The brand has 24 physical stores Distributed between Spain, Andorra, Portugal and Italy, and an online platform that serves the entire European territory. Its wide product catalog and their commitment to innovation and security have made Motocard the preferred option of thousands of motorists, both professional and amateurs.
The new Bilbao store is a giant step of the brand in northern Spain, even more bringing its products and services to a very active biker community. Located in a good place in the city, the new establishment will offer personalized advice, the latest news in equipment, accessories and technology, and a space designed for engine lovers to live a real experience.
During the day, attendees can participate in a MEET & GREET Exclusive to the pilot, chat with him about his experience in the circuits and share his passion for motorcycles. A perfect opportunity to discover the latest news in equipment, share experiences with other fans and learn about an outstanding figure of Spanish motorcycling.
