Savic Motorcycles Opens Its Doors For 10th Birthday Test Ride Weekend
- Paul Roberts
- 1 hour ago
- 2 min read
Want to know what Savic’s C-Series is actually like to ride? You can throw a leg over one in Melbourne next weekend.
Savic Motorcycles is holding an open weekend at its West Melbourne showroom on September 12–13, 2026, marking the company’s 10th birthday with test rides, showroom tours and a look at its new anniversary livery.
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Fancy A Ride On A Savic C-Series?
The event will be held at 19 Stanley Street, West Melbourne, Victoria, with test rides available by appointment.
You’ll get a briefing before heading out on a guided ride around the local area. Savic will also have its new 10th Anniversary livery on display, with refreshments and giveaways planned across the weekend.
The C-Series is already a road-legal electric motorcycle, with Savic taking orders for 2026 build slots. So this isn't a launch. It’s a chance to ride the bike properly before deciding whether you want one in your garage.
Savic designs and assembles the motorcycles in Melbourne, with customer deliveries already underway. The company has also been taking its demo fleet around Australia, with further events planned for Brisbane in October and Perth in November.
If you want to dig into the numbers before booking a ride, we’ve got the full C-Series specification, including its 80kW motor, 16.2kWh battery, 170 km/h (106 mph) top speed and claimed 220 km-plus urban range. Check out the full Savic C-Series specification here.
If you're in Melbourne and want to get some seat time on a C-Series, bookings are available through Savic's test-ride system: Book the Savic Motorcycles Open Weekend test ride
The BCB Take
You can spend all day looking at torque figures, power outputs, range claims and ride modes. None of them tell you what a bike feels like once you're actually sitting on it and rolling down the road. That's where a test ride earns its keep.
The C-Series isn't cheap, either. When you're spending serious money on an electric motorcycle, you want to know how it puts that power down, how it handles a corner and whether it feels like a bike you'd actually want to spend hours riding.
Savic has been building electric motorcycles for a decade now. That's no small achievement in a motorcycle market that has chewed up more than a few electric bike companies along the way.
And getting bums on seats is worth far more than another glossy set of specifications. If you're in Melbourne, book a ride, get some seat time and see what you reckon.
Ride safe, folks.
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