At your local GO station.
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Toronto Motorcycle and Powersport Show
- Thread starter cutekill
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Yes, they had what looked like their entire lineup, including the Navi, Grom and Monkey. They're all bolted to rigid rear stands so you can check the seat height, but you won't get a feel for the weight.
I picked up a second pair of custom molded earplugs. There were at least three booths doing custom plugs this time.
Relax
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Dunno, can't find that info either! In past years, it was in the covered "underground" parking inside the Enercare Center building (entrance near the Pinces' Gates).
Mango Rider
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I believe the fre parking after 5 was only for the Friday "She Rides" night, that was only circulated information a couple days prior.
Also you had to mentioned the BOGO lady tickets or else they wouldn't give you the discount. Business is business...
Also you had to mentioned the BOGO lady tickets or else they wouldn't give you the discount. Business is business...
46th Annual this year. Yep Fenelon Falls. Keep an eye on Ride for Sight forum. We'll be posting up details soon.
Go see Ryan at NuLife Hearing. He's at every show. Quality product. Tell him Cutekill sent ya.
Will do. Thanks!
How was the Mosko Moto booth? Any deals?
TK4
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yes
Parking everywhere went from $17 to $21 this year - all lots. Funny they didn't mention it until after the show had opened...?
Fuzzbuster
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Any gtamo stickers left?
I haven't been to a show in over a decade. There were far worse ways I could have spent the $43(entry fee and parking) and the couple of hours I was there.
Got to meet @cutekill and @redneck in person which was, by far, the worst part of the show
. Seriously though, it was a highlight meeting the GTAM team and get my sticker.
Spun my wheels, talked to some folks, bought some stuff, didn't buy stuff that I needed because selection was limited. It was a day out.
GP and Riders Choice booths were slammed as were most of the manufacturer's booths. Perhaps, the turnout will encourage those companies that didn't show this year to exhibit at the next one.
Got to meet @cutekill and @redneck in person which was, by far, the worst part of the show
. Seriously though, it was a highlight meeting the GTAM team and get my sticker. Spun my wheels, talked to some folks, bought some stuff, didn't buy stuff that I needed because selection was limited. It was a day out.
GP and Riders Choice booths were slammed as were most of the manufacturer's booths. Perhaps, the turnout will encourage those companies that didn't show this year to exhibit at the next one.
TK4
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More exhibitors = larger crowds and vice-versa.
I have one of those Transitions visors by Shoei. It’s great for the convenience, with 2 caveats:
1. The tint during sunny days isn’t as dark as a stand alone dark tinted visor.
2. As it reacts to UV, it will darken on cloudy days (when I would prefer a fully clear visor).
YMMV!
Fuzzbuster
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Look what I grabbed at the GTAMO booth!
Someone on the VFR list I am part of said they paid $160.
Well the show was alright. Ended up walking around for about an hour before leaving.
I did discover Old Soul Moto though which made the trip worth it. Grabbed one of their waxed canvas jackets. They sell exactly what I've been looking for, fully kevlar lined jackets. Based in Waterloo as well, always nice to support local.
I did discover Old Soul Moto though which made the trip worth it. Grabbed one of their waxed canvas jackets. They sell exactly what I've been looking for, fully kevlar lined jackets. Based in Waterloo as well, always nice to support local.
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