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The Great American Motorcycle Show -Norcross, GA
Event Details
Time: January 23, 2015 to January 25, 2015
Location: North Atlanta Trade Center
Street: 1700 Jeurgens Court
City/Town: Norcross, GA
Phone: 770-279-9899
Event Type: motorcycle, show
Organized By: North Atlanta Trade Center
Latest Activity: Jan 13, 2015
Event Description
Are You Ready to Ride?
Over 3 ½ FOOTBALL FIELDS of bikes & accessories
All at Great Prices!
Since 1992, The Great American Motorcycle Show has been the place to buy a new motorcycle and the accessories you need. Join us for Georgia's ONLY indoor bike show! The show is full of new motorcycles brought to you by Georgia's leading dealers. The bike show will be held at the North Atlanta Trade Center,1700 Jeurgens Court in Norcross. The doors open Friday the 24th at 3:00 pm, Saturday at 9:00 am and Sunday at 10:00 am. The entry fee is $45.00 per bike for the pro builder class and $35.00 per bike for all other classes. There will be 10 classes and a best of show. There will be 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place trophies awarded in each class. The event will include entertainment from vintage bikes to live music. For more information call (770) 279-9899, click here to send e-mail, or go tohttp://www.greatamericanmotorcycleshow.com.
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Find your first or your 50th motorcycle at See foreign and domestic motorcycles, one of a kind custom bikes, cruisers, sport bikes, choppers, trikes, and touring bikes. Get great deals on motorcycles, trailers, leathers, ATVs, scooters, LED lights, detail products, patches and sewers, riding glasses, helmets, resorts, seat cushions, accessories, custom chrome & paint, insurance, jewelry, cold weather wear, gloves, wheels, tires, boots, security, motorcycle rental, garage gear, seats, apparel and more to get you on the open road in style no matter what you ride. |
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| Meet the bike builders and listen to great southern rock. Bring the entire family and come see over 100,000 s.f. of bikes and accessories. Park in the secure bike corral and check your helmet at the March of Dimes Coat Check. No matter what you ride, this show is a motorcyclist's dream! | |
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Comment by Lee Gosney on January 13, 2015 at 9:41am
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had a booth there last year, Great crowd, Great Event, Organizers were wonderful to work with. Something for everybody, young and old, cruiser or dirt, Please Note Not many food or drink vendors.
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