VOGE Dealers in Milan and Lombardy

Italy is Europe's biggest motorcycle market, and Milan is its capital: home to EICMA, the world's largest motorcycle show, and to one of the densest scooter cultures anywhere. This guide covers every VOGE dealer in Milan and across Lombardy, from the city centre to the lakes, Brescia and the edge of the Alps, with addresses, phone numbers and directions.

VOGE has become one of the big names in Italy. It now ranks fourth among motorcycle and scooter brands in the country, with sales growing 49.1% in 2026. The SR16 scooter has entered Italy's top ten, and the Valico 625DSX is among the best-selling motorcycles, with 1,490 registrations between January and July.

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VOGE dealers in Milan

Milan has seven VOGE dealers inside the city, and almost all of them offer servicing as well as sales. They're spread from Certosa and Baggio in the west to Porta Romana in the south-east, so there's usually one within a short ride.

Milan hinterland and Monza

North-west of the city, towards Rho and the Fiera, and north towards Monza, two more dealers serve riders living in the hinterland.

The lakes and the north: Como, Varese and Lecco

The dealers around the lakes are the gateway to some of Italy's most beautiful riding. If you're planning to spend your weekends on the lakeside roads or in the mountains, these are the ones to know.

Brescia and its province

The province of Brescia has the densest VOGE network in Lombardy outside Milan, stretching from the city itself to the lowlands and all the way up Val Camonica towards the Alps.

Southern Lombardy: Mantova and Pavia

South of Milan, two dealers cover the Po plain, the city of Mantova and the Pavia area.

Just across the border: Novara

Novara is technically in Piedmont, but it's only a short ride from western Milan along the A4, which makes it a practical option for riders in that direction.

Riding a VOGE in Milan

Area C and Area B: Milan's Area C congestion zone and the wider Area B low emission zone restrict older, more polluting vehicles. Motorcycles and scooters that meet recent Euro standards, including every new VOGE, can currently ride into Area C without paying the entry charge.

125cc with a car licence: In Italy, a B car licence lets you ride motorcycles and scooters up to 125cc and 11 kW. That makes the VOGE 125 range, and scooters like the SR1 and SR16, a very popular way to get around Milan.

Winter in the Po valley: Milan winters are cold, damp and often foggy. Good lighting, heated grips and proper wet-weather gear make a big difference between November and February.

EICMA: Every November the EICMA show at Fiera Milano in Rho brings together the world's motorcycle manufacturers. It's where VOGE and many other brands unveil their new models, and a great chance to see the full range up close.

Rides from Milan worth planning

Few cities in Europe have such spectacular roads so close by:

• Lake Como and the Lariana road: The SP583 from Como to Bellagio winds along the eastern shore of the lake, with views that are hard to beat anywhere.
• Passo dello Stelvio (SS38): One of the most famous passes in the world, with dozens of hairpins climbing to over 2,700 metres. A bucket-list ride for any 900DSX or DS800 Rally owner.
• Gavia and Mortirolo: Two legendary passes above Val Camonica, known from the Giro d'Italia. The Centro Moto Camuno dealer is right at the start.
• Gardesana Occidentale (SS45bis): The western shore of Lake Garda, carved into the cliffs with a series of tunnels, easy to reach from Brescia.
• Oltrepò Pavese: Rolling hills and vineyards south of Pavia, perfect for a relaxed Sunday ride.

Accessories for riding in Milan and Lombardy

Between city traffic, foggy winters and Alpine passes, riders in Lombardy need their bikes to do a bit of everything:

• Anti-theft protection: Scooter and motorcycle theft is a real issue in Milan. A solid disc lock or chain is one of the first things worth buying.
• Top case: The standard for city scooters in Milan, keeping your helmet and bag secure when you park.
• Heated grips and handguards: Essential for foggy, freezing mornings on the tangenziali.
• Windscreen: Makes longer stretches on the A4 and the motorways to the lakes much more comfortable.
• Crash bars and side cases: The right set-up for adventure models heading over the Alpine passes.

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Frequently asked questions

How many VOGE dealers are there in Milan?

There are seven VOGE dealers in the city of Milan, plus two more in the hinterland and Monza. Across the whole of Lombardy there are 20 dealers, with another just across the border in Novara.

Can I ride a VOGE 125 in Italy with a car licence?

Yes. In Italy the B licence covers motorcycles and scooters up to 125cc and 11 kW, so you can ride models like the 125R, SR1 and SR16 without a separate motorcycle licence.

Do I have to pay to enter Area C on a VOGE?

No. Motorcycles and scooters that meet recent Euro standards, including all new VOGE models, can currently enter Area C without paying the charge.

Which VOGE dealers are best for riders heading to the Alps?

Bike House Como, Carzaniga in Malgrate and Centro Moto Camuno in Val Camonica are all well placed for trips to the lakes and the Alpine passes.

When is EICMA held?

EICMA, the world's largest motorcycle show, takes place every November at Fiera Milano in Rho, just outside Milan. Motorpep in Pogliano Milanese is one of the closest VOGE dealers.

This guide is independent and is not affiliated with VOGE or Loncin. Dealer details can change, so please contact dealers directly to confirm before visiting.