01-26-2019, 02:26 AM
At least you have a show. Denver is a huge regional motorcycling market and used to be an annual stop for the Progressive International Motorcycle Show. About 12 years ago, Denver was removed from the venue listing. The nearest show is now in Chicago or Long Beach, CA.
I attended the Paris Motor Show this past October and Honda had a huge exhibit in the motorcycle-only exhibit hall (next to three even larger halls dedicated to cars and technology). The CB was there, as were the Monkey and Super Cub, neither of which were available in the U.S. at the time. The most highly-attended exhibit, by a huge margin, was Harley-Davidson. I guess the Europeans are fascinated by Harleys! Oddly, BMW was absent there too, claiming they'd be at another show in Frankfurt the following week.
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I attended the Paris Motor Show this past October and Honda had a huge exhibit in the motorcycle-only exhibit hall (next to three even larger halls dedicated to cars and technology). The CB was there, as were the Monkey and Super Cub, neither of which were available in the U.S. at the time. The most highly-attended exhibit, by a huge margin, was Harley-Davidson. I guess the Europeans are fascinated by Harleys! Oddly, BMW was absent there too, claiming they'd be at another show in Frankfurt the following week.