Here are some pictures from the New York Motorcycle Show. I thought the BMW R1200S looked really cool.
http://philadelphiariders.com/gallery/2 ... e-Show-NYC
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i didn't go this year...i find that the show is not what one would expect a New York show to be. You'll see less variety from the brands as if it's not an important show for them.
My friend said that Triumph didn't even have a booth this year. Is that correct?
My friend said that Triumph didn't even have a booth this year. Is that correct?
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Thanks for the pics!
My gf and I went down with 53 other "Yankee Beemers" from Mass on Sat to check it out...
I must admit that I spent alot of time in the Ural area. First time I have gotten a chance to poke around one in person...
I also enjoyed seeing the new r1200gs Adventure in person.
And I managed to resist the temptation of standing in line for 2 hrs to pay for a Paul Sr autograph (Orange County Choppers)... not my style anway. Although the Firefighter bike in person was something to see.
-Xaque-
My gf and I went down with 53 other "Yankee Beemers" from Mass on Sat to check it out...
I must admit that I spent alot of time in the Ural area. First time I have gotten a chance to poke around one in person...
I also enjoyed seeing the new r1200gs Adventure in person.
And I managed to resist the temptation of standing in line for 2 hrs to pay for a Paul Sr autograph (Orange County Choppers)... not my style anway. Although the Firefighter bike in person was something to see.
-Xaque-
"If you love your motorcycle, set it free. If it comes back, you probably high-sided."