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Who's going?
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I am probably going early Saturday morning. May try to get there early enough to catch a demo ride or two.
I must admit that every year I go, I think, was this really worth it? But I seem to keep going anyway...
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bike show was suck this year.
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Agreed. Very little effort even by big companies like Honda. There wasn't even a token appearance by Aprilia/MV/Bimota, etc. About the only thing I found somewhat memorable was the Zero electric bikes and how much progress they've made.
The demos were all cruisers (H-D, Victory, Can-Am) with the exception of some Yamahas (which were half "Star" motorcycles). Cruisers are fine, but a couple of years ago, KTM (I demoed a Super Duke), Honda and Kawasaki all had demos, too, and they were absent this year. When I walked the parking lot around noon, I could only find a pair of F3's. No other MV's (besides mine of course). I ended up practically selling the F3's when I was taking the photos (attached): "Is that a Yamaha?" Me, "No, it is an MV Agusta." "Cool, who makes that?" Me, "MV Agusta is the company, these are F3's." "Never heard of them - that exhaust is awesome!" And so on. The F3's got a lot of attention in the few minutes I was standing there. My old 910R got's it's fair share of attention, too. I have to admit it feels good to get so many complements on my bike. But, as far as the actual show, definitely the worst I've been too in a while. May take a couple years off of going...
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2year ago last year and this year
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I just went to the show in Seattle. Waste of money. I want my $15 dollars back. I was done in about 30 min. No MV Agusta, No KTM, No Aprilia. The panigale R and the HP4 (not even the competition version) were the only things with a crowd around them. Then there were a bunch of God Aweful custom bikes that looked like shit.
Had more fun on the way back home going to see the RC8 at a dealer up there on the floor. That is a really comforatable sportbike to sit on...wonder how it rides? The HP4 base model didn't look all that special. I wonder if the competition model makes it look better (the photos of it look awesome with the carbon and blue wheels) The panigale R did look better in person than in photos. Sexiest bike there. The models were nice too ![]() |
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