Canada’s Motorcycle SPRINGSHOW Begins 2014 Riding Season

Canada's Motorcycle SPRINGSHOW Begins 2014 Riding Season

Motorcycle SPRINGSHOW 2014

Bitter cold temperatures, miserable weather and snow; we have had enough of this long winter season. Wait, there is relief – the Motorcycle SPRINGSHOW is just around the corner.

As motorcyclists eagerly await the start of the 2014 motorcycle riding season, the Motorcycle SPRINGSHOW brings riders together for a weekend of motorcycle culture, gear shopping, bench racing, and bike ogling as well as being a social event for riders of all types. This year’s dates are March 15 & 16, at the Toronto International Centre.

Bring your walking shoes because the latest expansion means larger displays of the New 2014 model motorcycles including touring and cruising bikes, street bikes, offroad bikes, scooters, production customs and more. There will be great deals on non-current models too. The giant Used Bike Clearance Sale is bigger and better this year for those who are looking to upgrade or shopping for their first bike.

The SPRINGSHOW also aims to introduce motorcycling to new riders and offers those new to the sport information on Rider Training programs, licensing and Insurance. Wondering about the best bike for you and proper riding gear?    Vendors will be offering great advice on getting started.

The Vintage “Bikes of the Century” Display will feature significant bikes from invited clubs & private owners as well as Vincent Motorcycles from the Bar Hodgson Collection including the rare and legendary Egli-Vincent “Black Panther” and the 1955 Vincent “Black Prince.”

The Motorcycle SPRINGSHOW is pleased to present ‘Women in Motorcycling’, an exhibit showcasing some ‘girls next door’ who have taken the motorcycling world by storm, each in their own unique way. Make sure to visit the
exhibit in Hall 1 and chat with some ordinary women who have discovered the extraordinary world of riding the wind…

Showgoers can check out features such as electroplating demos, Leather Fashion Shows by Terez Leathers, and racer autograph sessions. With riding season right around the corner, shopping for all the great bargains on helmets, boots, gloves and riding apparel becomes the most popular activity.

The Showbike Builders Competition features top customs competing for over $20,000 in cash and awards. From vintage and touring bikes, to street bikes and wild customs there are over 30 classes in the competition with $5,000 going to the “Best Bike in Show.”

The Builders Class entries have been consistently stepping up their game each year since new judging standards have been set by chief judge, Bob McKay and his team. Wild creations from some of Canada’s top builders and shops will be vying for the top prize.

Wondering what to do on Saturday Night? Saturday after 5pm is now Ladies Night. All ladies’ admission tickets are half price! It’s also Seniors’ Night – all seniors tickets are half price! And just to help out the families looking for Spring Break activities, all members of the family will be admitted at half price. With all tickets at half price after 5pm on Saturday, March 15th the deals inside will be even more irresistible. All adult tickets will be $9 instead of $18, and youths (ages 6 – 13) will be $2.50 instead of $5! Children under 6 admitted free.

The Motorcycle SPRINGSHOW is implementing a groundbreaking program for 2014 offering half price admission for everyone on the Saturday evening of this two-day show at the International Centre. After 5 p.m. on Saturday, March 15th admission to the SPRINGSHOW will be half of the regular ticket price. Everyone qualifies!

The Toronto Motorcycle SPRINGSHOW runs Saturday, March 15th from 10am to 9pm, and Sunday, March 16 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The International Centre is located at 6900 Airport Road. Admission is $18 for adults; $5 for youths under 12, free for children under 6, and parking is free. Visit www.motorcyclespringshow.com for more information and to download a $3 off discount coupon.

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