IMS announced its continued support from key sponsors Progressive, Cycle Gear and J&P Cycles, as well as its 2019/2020 tour dates and locations, including a new stop in Denver to expand the reach of its overall market.
“It is important for the motorcycle industry to recognize there is a deep pool of potential riders, especially within the younger generation, as Discover the Ride’s data suggests.”
The Progressive International Motorcycle Shows announced its immersive show feature, Discover the Ride, is expanding to reach a broader audience of non-riders, joining the 2019 Dallas-Fort Worth Auto Show.
Events like the Progressive International Motorcycle Show are aimed at getting the general public to think about getting back on the road, dirt, mud, sand or water.
The display at Manhattan’s Javits Convention Center will be open to the public Friday, Nov. 30 through Sunday, Dec. 2, as part of the New York International Motorcycle Show (IMS).
Consumers and Industry members will have the opportunity to get up close and personal with the NEW MY19 models, plus the new Speed Twin.
Reflecting its ongoing commitment to fine craftsmanship and performance, the icon will return embracing its strong company heritage and rich Japanese culture at the Long Beach Convention Center on Friday, Nov. 16.
The Progressive IMS, an industry leader on connecting powersports’ brands with enthusiasts and buyers, announced dates for its upcoming tour.
The first bike Andrella built was in 2003 and he has taken off since then. He’s entered many bike building competitions and has trophies and giant promotional checks all around his shop to remind him of it. They are mixed in among other collectible items such as his Brian Klock bobblehead doll and old signs.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI) in Japan released a teaser video for the Z900RS. The manufacturer will be announcing the new 2018 U.S. models at IMS in New York City on December 1.
The competition ran through all seven IMS shows and awarded over $57,000 dollars in cash and prizes at the championship round in Chicago and also named Nick Beaulieu as the 2017 “King of the Builders.”
The Les Paul Foundation has announced an exhibition of the Les Paul 100th Anniversary Commemorative Custom Chopper built by Count’s Kustoms at this week’s Progressive International Motorcycle Shows (IMS) at Cleveland’s I-X Center beginning Friday, January 29th – Sunday, January 31st.
