I just attended my third motorcycle and tenth trade show THIS YEAR! Lol I am a machine!
I haven’t attended the Spring Toronto Motorcycle Supershow for a few years so thought it was time for a return and I am glad that I did! It is the smallest of the three annual shows but there is still plenty to see.
Let’s start with Harley, courtesy of local dealer, Mississauga Harley Davidson.
No Fat Boys this time but some real stunners like this Hydra Glide Revival. I LOVE the half red windshield! The whole package was stunning.
I do tend to gravitate toward the CVOs, such as this Street Glide
Or the Pan America
Very interesting air filter on this one
Ok on to Ducati and this SPECTACULAR 899 Panigale
Panigale V4
DesertX
Diavale V4
Monster
Hypermotard 950 SP
Multistrada
Streetfighter V4
It is incredible how Ducati’s lineup has expanded over the years. They also had Scramblers although I didn’t take pics of them. I did get their swag table though
In keeping with my recent obssession for high end audio, it was nice to see Rockford Fosgate again courtesy of Altered Sound
Clean side-saddles…
reveal speakers and removable subwoofers
Thanks for demo-ing with Lil Wayne A Milli, my reference track for audio lol. This really shows why Rockford Fosgate used to say “if your mirrors aint shaken, you got taken”
On to customs…I believe there is a $50,000 prize for best in show. This one gets my vote
Of course, not all customs were cruisers or touring bikes. We will come back to those but first some awesome custom sportbikes.
Oooo more Ducati
And more Suzuki
Yamaha
Custom electric bike
Back to cruisers
Interesting headlights on this one
And this one (albeit with the white and yellow reversed)
I always manage to find something “tactical”
Ride for Sickkids Hospital
Speed Trix Customs
The venerable V-Max
Love the lights
Mini bikes
A whole booth full of 0 $%&@s
Guns and knives (oops blurry pic)
food for the day, pistachio nougate
and can’t go the International Centre without stopping at Zet’s
So once again, super happy that I decided to go to the show. I must confess that I perceived the past ones as a bit more of a flea market feel but this one didn’t come across that way at all. Usually the customs are in a separate hall but I like the way they were interspersed with the other bikes. Guess I will be back next year.
RL
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