Trondheim Ride 2026
Frank Gebler from Germany on his BMW R75 1942 model, heading for Trondheim
This year's Trondhjemsridt gathered a total of 106 participants from Norway and abroad, and the start was from the Aircraft Collection at Gardermoen on Saturday, June 13. The race is open to motorcycles manufactured up to 1954, which means that the bike park is of good old vintage. The Trondhjemsridtet is a tribute to the race of the same name that was first organized in 1919. That time the race was Oslo-Trondheim round trip. Talk about a test of strength for tough motorcyclists on rough surfaces.
Responsible for the start Henning Trulsrud (right) wishes Patrick Sosnowski a good trip
The 4-day Trondhjemsridtet is the only Nordic motorcycle event that is held in collaboration with FIVA, the international association for the protection of historic vehicles. The organizer, Norsk Veteran Motorsykkel Club knows the art of preserving both motorcycle history and, not least, the race participants, and the finish line is in Trondheim on June 16.
Håkan Sjøberg (Sweden) on his Husqvarna TV110 500ccm, 1934 model
Thomas Stang on his way to Trondheim on his Harley-Davidson 1300, 1936 model
Christian Holger (Denmark) on his beautiful Nimbus 750, 1936 model
Christian Gerken (Denmark) on his Harley-Davidson 1200, 1930 model
Nice old vintage, specifically an Ariel VA3 600 from 1934
Nice old Indian , packed and ready
The starting field featured many great veterans on 2 and 3 wheels.
German 3-strokes were well represented, with Zundapper and BMW
HRD Vincent Rapide 1000, 1949 model
Jessica Schaarschmidt on BMW R51/2 receives her final instructions from Henning Trulsrud
Head of the start, Henning Trulsrud, sent the participants safely off in the direction of Trondheim.
Peder Olsen (left) and Trond Helge Skretting roll towards the start on Indian and Norton respectively
The Trondhjemsridtet was first organized in 1919, and ran from Oslo to Trondheim and back.
Edwin Keijser (Netherlands) makes his final adjustments to his Harley before the start
This year's Trondhjemsridt started from the Aircraft Collection at Gardermoen.
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