Britain’s best-loved and longest-running motorcycle TV show The Motorbike Show gets its own website and new content this autumn.
The Motorbike Show, presented by Henry Cole, first appeared on screen in 2011 and has run for 13 series, totalling 67 hour-long episodes.
In response to demand from fans, in the UK and overseas, The Motorbike Show will soon be available to watch online, ad free, on a unique new website.
Launching on 14th September, themotorbikeshow.com will give subscribers access to a wealth of content, including past seasons and specials of the iconic series, along with brand-new original content.
Members of the community will also enjoy a variety of extra benefits, specially selected by Henry and his production team, that will appeal to their core interests. These include priority access to live events and exclusive meet-ups, offering opportunities to engage with the stars of the show, as well as special offers on motorcycle clothing, accessories, tools and much more.
Henry Cole said: “I’m genuinely thrilled about this project. It means I can continue creating programmes that put motorbiking front and centre—something I’m incredibly passionate about. It’s where my journey as a presenter began, so being able to build on that legacy feels incredibly special.”
“The Motorbike Show will be returning to ITV4 in 2026, but subscribers will get to see the content first” continues Henry. “Running our own ‘channel’ gives us much more flexibility to create shows that appeal to us, as riders, and our followers”.
As part of this new journey, Henry will attempt to break the speed record for a V8 motorcycle on a Norton Nemesis, owned by the National Motorcycle Museum and painstakingly restored by genius engineer Allen Millyard. Subscribers will be the first to see this footage.
Subscription to themotorbikeshow.com costs £3.99 per month or £40 annually.
To celebrate the launch, Henry and his fellow presenters – Allen Millyard and Guy ‘Skid’ Willison – will be hosting a free event at the National Motorcycle Museum on Sunday 14th September.
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