The weather was perfect for riding your bike to the show and they had preferred parking areas for the hundreds of motorcycles that showed up. Vintage and new and used bikes tried to compete (and failed) against the brilliant styling and the detailed paintings that adorned the custom bikes as the superstars of the SuperShow competed for supremacy in Hall One.
The three halls of the Toronto International Centre were full of bikes and the amount of walking made me glad of the large beer garden and the Hall One beer stand. It was interesting to see the original motorcycles which were really bicycles with a small motors and gas tank. They have since evolved into sport bikes or the extremely large cruisers like the Honda Gold Wing.
Some visitors to the show. The entrance lineups to the show weren't too bad because they moved fast
Dalton Timmis Insurance
Motorcycle racer Karolina Pelc #91
See more chrome and rubber after the jump.
Inside Motorcycle Magazine
JRD Insurance Brokers
Leather with fringe and plenty of chaps
A classic scooter
A scooter with plenty of mirrors and lights
Some naughty patches
Blade returns to defend his title after last year's win
Headrush skull headlight "Fortune favours the brave"
There were plenty of lovely ladies of the motorcycle show - including the Toronto Dymes
Spartacus
A trojan suit stands guard
"Leather it Up for Spring" fashion shows by Terez Leathers
GP Bikes
At the show we saw exhibitors representing the Toronto National Motorcycle and Tattoo show during the last weekend of March and the upcoming Niagara Motorcycle Show in July. So there is a few opportunities to get out the bikes you just bought at the Spring Show and head over to visit with some new found motorcycle friends.
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