Canada’s Traveling Motorcycle Show Featuring All Your Beloved Motorcycles with Other Fun Activities
Piaggio Group Americas will be returning to Canada’s traveling motorcycle show ‘The Motorcycle Shows’. Based in North America, they import well-known scooter and motorcycle brands such as Moto Guzzi, Aprilia, Piaggio and Vespa.
Other manufacturers that will also be present are Yamaha, Triumph, Suzuki, KTM, Harley-Davidson Canada, Ducati, Honda, Indian Motorcycle, and BMW Motorrad.
Some of their stops include Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Quebec City, Toronto, and Montreal from Jan. 5 to Feb. 25. You can find everything you need for the upcoming season like new bikes, aftermarket parts, gear, and other accessories. Additionally, you can talk to expert riders, join a riding club or even plan a motorcycle trip with new friends you have met at the show.
The event is not just for motorcycle enthusiasts or professional riders. You can also bring your family members with you and participate in the activities and entertainment that are available on the grounds. For example, you can sign your little brothers and sisters (or kids) up for the Yamaha Riding Academy or enter the ‘Win a Motorcycle’ lucky draw.
Meanwhile, there is a fun nightly special for all lady riders and female motorcycle enthusiasts called ‘She Rides’. The Motorcycle Shows is offering a half-priced admission for women after 5pm where female-focused activities will also be held, including a ladies-only motorcycle draw for a brand new 2018 Kawasaki Versys X-300 ABS, courtesy of Kawasaki Canada and their local dealers.
(The 2018 Kawasaki Versys X-300 ABS)
The Piaggio Group Americas’ booth specifically will have “something for everyone”, including these following models and more:
- Aprilia RSV4 RF has been “unanimously acclaimed by critics” as the “undisputed segment representative” of the racer that has a new “Superbole” graphic and Öhlins shock absorber.
- The “fastest and sportiest naked ever”, Aprilia Tuono V4 1100 Factory is a direct descendant of the RSV4 that comes with advanced dynamic controls like APRC, Cornering ABS, Pit Limiter and Cruise Control.
- A revamped twin-cylinder with a six-speed transmission, 90Nm of torque and 95.2hp, the Aprilia Dorsoduro 900 was borne out of the “most possible road riding fun”.
- Expressive and exclusive, the Moto Guzzi MGX-21 Flying Fortress is the latest distinguished from its long line that begun in 1921 that was initially intended as unique collector’s items.
- The Moto Guzzi V7 III Stone came from the first Italian superbike in 1967, the Moto Guzzi V7. The V7 has a 90-degree transverse V-twin engine with a displacement of 703cc.
- The 2018 Vespa Primavera is available in 50cc and 150cc and is the “perfect blend between tradition, innovation, and eco-sensitivity”. It has a 98 MPG with a top speed at 61mph.