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Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride 2026 is back on Sunday, May 17, 2026, and registrations for the India edition are now officially open. Organised in association with Triumph Motorcycles, this will be the 13th edition of the ride in India.
The 2026 ride will be held across more than 50 Indian cities, bringing together riders from the classic and modern-classic motorcycle communities. Participants can register through Triumph’s official DGR platform.

For those unfamiliar, the Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride is a global motorcycling movement focused on raising awareness and funds for men’s mental health and prostate cancer research. Riders dress in formal attire and ride retro-style motorcycles, giving the event its unique identity.
This year’s DGR will take place simultaneously across more than 100 countries. Triumph India also expects strong participation from its expanding customer base, especially after crossing the milestone of over one lakh motorcycles on Indian roads.

Interestingly, the ride is not exclusive to Triumph bike owners. Riders with classic and modern-classic motorcycles from other brands can participate as well, making the event more of a community celebration than a brand-specific ride. That inclusivity has also helped DGR become one of the most recognisable global motorcycle charity events today.
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