From a press release issued by event organizers:


North American International Motorcycle SUPERSHOW

January 2 – 4, 2004, Toronto International Centre



SUPERSHOW 2004…Everything in Motorcycling



TORONTO, ONTARIO – More than 50,000 Motorcycle Enthusiast’s are expected to converge on the Toronto International Centre, January 2 to 4, 2004 at the 2004 International Motorcycle SUPERSHOW.



This 28 year tradition ranks as the largest consumer Motorcycle Show in North America. Visitors come to see what’s new, what’s hot and to shop for great deals on all their riding needs. With more than 400 exhibitors, 70 clubs and associations, show bike competitions, live bands, fashion shows, racer autograph sessions, and seminars the 2004 SUPERSHOW has it all…Everything in Motorcycling.



New riders will want to be sure and drop by the ‘New Rider Academy’ which will feature seminars on how to get into motorcycling. Riders will learn about licensing, rider training courses, tips on how to choose their first bike, the ins and outs of insurance and financing and how to choose the best clothing to ensure proper protection.



Making a special appearance this year is four time Canadian Country Music Award winner, Jason McCoy. Jason will be on hand at the Motorcycle Mojo Magazine booth on Saturday and Sunday between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. where he will be greeting fans and autographing his newly released CD ‘Sins, Lies and Angels’. An avid motorcyclist himself, Jason will also be showing off his 1990 Harley-Davidson Sportster which he and his wife, Terrine, rebuilt.



Launching his new book, ‘around the bend (again)’, Max Burns will be entertaining visitors with his motorcycle adventure stories at the Canadian Motorcycle Heritage Museum booth. Max’s new book presents a wide-ranging collection of his motorcycling columns from the pages of Cycle Canada Magazine. His columns first appeared in 1985, drawing an immediate following of devoted fans. Michelle Duff, one of Canada’s finest racers and author of ‘Make Haste Slowly’ will also be a guest of the Museum at SUPERSHOW 2004, to join Max for book signings over the weekend.



Enthusiasts will have a chance to brush up on their cooking skills at the new Armadillo Cooking Stage where they will be entertained by ‘Chef’ Ann Peltz, owner of Easyriders of Ontario. Ann and her crew will be cooking up a storm in the middle of the Hall 4 Pro-Builders Showbike showcase.



When visitors need a chance to kick back for awhile they can catch a band or take in the ‘On the Fringe’ Fashion Shows themed ‘Basic Black’ or plan their summer rides while visiting the numerous clubs and charity rides.



Motorcyclists will find it all at the 2004 International Motorcycle SUPERSHOW. New or used, touring or racing, custom or collectable, the SUPERSHOW provides an unprecedented marketplace for motorcycle enthusiasts in 6 halls of the International Centre.



The North American International Motorcycle SUPERSHOW is the flagship Show in a series of motorcycle events produced over the last twenty-eight years by Bar Hodgson Productions Inc.



Show Dates: Friday, January 2nd through Sunday, January 4th, 2004



Location: Toronto International Centre, 6900 Airport Road, Mississauga



Hours: Friday & Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Sunday: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.



Admission: Adults – $15.00

Youth (6-12) – $5.00

Children 5 & under Free

Discount Coupons available at www.supershowevents.com



Tickets: Advance tickets available through Ticketmaster.

Order early and save $2 per ticket.

Tickets are also available at the door.

Parking: Free parking for over 7,000 vehicles

General Information: 905-655-5403 or www.supershowevents.com