ACL Maison du Motard looks back on a successful 2026 season

Published on 10/11/2026

Bei der ACL Maison du Motard war 2026 einiges los

380 motorcycles at its two major season events, 118 participants in rider training courses and around 100 riders joining group rides. It has been a busy year for ACL Maison du Motard.

Nearly 180 motorcycles turned out for the Season Start in spring, ten more than the previous year. For the first time, the club’s traditional opening ride was accompanied by a Moto Village, where various organisations and businesses from the motorcycle world had the opportunity to meet riders and visitors. The season ended on an equally positive note, with 200 motorcycles taking part in the Season End event in October, compared with 150 in 2025. And in between april and october? Plenty of opportunities to ride together, learn new skills and connect with others who share the same passion.

“Maison du Motard is more than just a calendar of events. It’s all about people and bringing them together. Many join us for the first time for a training course or a group ride, but they come back because they enjoy the atmosphere and the easy-going exchange with fellow riders,” says Loïc Schiocchet, Coordinator of ACL Maison du Motard.

Safer riding on two wheels

Rider safety training remains a key part of the programme. The courses are designed both for motorcyclists returning to riding after a longer break and for experienced riders looking to sharpen their skills and benefit from an outside perspective. Training covers emergency braking, cornering techniques and learning to recognise and avoid potential hazards in good time. Participants are supported by dedicated instructors with extensive practical experience, most of whom volunteer their time to Maison du Motard.

A new development this year was the collaboration with the Centre de Formation pour Conducteurs (CFC). For the first time, track training sessions took place at its training facility in Sanem. The partnership allows both organisations to combine their experience and resources and work together to further improve motorcycle training opportunities in Luxembourg.

In addition to the track sessions, four on-road training courses were organised this year. After all, riding safely in real traffic conditions takes practice too. These sessions focused primarily on safe cornering techniques. In total, 118 motorcyclists took part in the various training courses, an increase of 8% compared with the previous year.

There was also plenty of time to simply enjoy riding together. Five different group rides were organised throughout the season, attracting a total of 101 riders.

With another successful season behind it, preparations for 2027 are already underway. Next year, ACL Maison du Motard will continue to help motorcyclists ride more safely, share experiences and enjoy their passion for motorcycling together. Respect, tolerance and a responsible attitude towards fellow road users will remain at the heart of everything it does.

A big thank you goes to all the volunteers, instructors and participants who made this season possible. We look forward to seeing you in 2027!

Details of upcoming events can be found in the ACL Maison du Motard Facebook group and the ACL Moto newsletter. In the meantime, we have a few tips to help you get your motorcycle ready for winter.

ACL Maison du Motard looks back on a successful 2026 season

Bei der ACL Maison du Motard war 2026 einiges los

Safer riding on two wheels

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