From the moment riders turn on their engines at the departure point in London, Moto Guzzi will be on hand to provide support for the entire journey, with a lead rider and back-up van with technical support. The organisers of the famous Mille Miglia race have been contracted to run the Where Eagles Fly tour, ensuring it will be a memorable experience for all participants.  

On 8 November, the British Guzzisti will set off from London (other convoys will also be setting off from Madrid, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Vienna and Naples).

The routes and instructions for participating in the event are available at www.whereaglesfly.com/EN. British riders will cover the 920 miles in three legs stopping overnight at Paris, Grenoble and finally Milan. The route takes in a variety of stunning scenery including fantastic alpine passes.

Different packages are available: from the comprehensive full board package, which includes accommodation and meals for both the outbound and return journeys, to bookings for the Where Eagles Fly party alone on Tuesday 10 November, during which all the news from Moto Guzzi for 2010 will be unveiled, attended by key figures from the Guzzi world and with a unique exhibition of bikes from the past, present and near future.

Participants will receive entry to the hospitality area on the Piaggio Group exhibition stand, a reserved garage area for parking, preview presentation of a new Moto Guzzi model, auction of vintage Guzzi motorcycles topped off by a performance from a contemporary band of Guzzi owning musicians.

About 800 Moto Guzzi motorcycles and their owners will come together to form the Moto Guzzi logo mosaic at the EICMA venue on 10 November, in a bid to create a new Guinness World Record. Where Eagles Fly promises to be a once in a lifetime experience for Moto Guzzi owners, so reserve your place check out http://www.whereeaglesfly.com/