Boston Motorcycle show

[rrioux01]

Boston Show - Seaport World Trade Center | Kev Marv Productions & Motorcycle Expo

anyone planning on going to this/have experience with it in the past?

[South of Heaven]

Boston Show - Seaport World Trade Center | Kev Marv Productions & Motorcycle Expo

anyone planning on going to this/have experience with it in the past?

It's very cruiser oriented and the few sportbikes that you will see are stretched Hayabusa chrome jobs with 300 wide rear tires. LOL. But there will also be a few sport dealers there with some nice bikes too.

[golden chicken]

I go every year. It could be worse. It could be better.

[zombie]

It's a good reason to get out of the house and look at something
with two wheels on it.

[Swizz]

I went to the one in Salem last year. Couple decent bikes, nothing to write home about. Big fan of the jerky guy though.
Is the Boston one bigger than the Salem one?

[rrioux01]

I'm not sure about it relative to the salem one, haven't been to either

[dontpanic]

I went to Salem about six or seven years ago. That particular one was terrible. Middleton, about twelve years ago wasn't bad. The Boston one I went to about 5 years ago was put on by another group, but it rocked.

[NPDCPA]

Skiiiiiip!

[jwm2k3]

I go. It's fun. Cool t-shirts to buy, the beef jerkey guy is awesome, bikes are cool too!

[dankatz]

I got to support it, but honestly not as good as the IMS show in NYC (which I already went to).

[NPDCPA]

Sounds like y'all are so desperate to do anything moto related at this point in the year that you'll "support" just about anything. The Kev-Marv shows are as low effort as possible. That being said, for $5 I'll open my storage unit, buy a few kegs of beer and some Costco Korean pork jerky, hand you a solo cup and we can all stand around and look at my 2 bike collection (still better than what you'll see at a K-M show) and we can talk shop.

Deal?

[zombie]

Dont go so, at least they try to put something on for motorcycle folks, I enjoy going
and meeting people I haven't seen in a while.

Sounds like y'all are so desperate to do anything moto related at this point in the year that you'll "support" just about anything. The Kev-Marv shows are as low effort as possible. That being said, for $5 I'll open my storage unit, buy a few kegs of beer and some Costco Korean pork jerky, hand you a solo cup and we can all stand around and look at my 2 bike collection (still better than what you'll see at a K-M show) and we can talk shop.

Deal?

[Garandman]

You can buy tshirts from Hell's Angels (who are badly misunderstood by the general public, the poor things) , and two or three years ago they had midget wrestling.

I got to support it, but honestly not as good as the IMS show in NYC (which I already went to).

And I no longer go because I want the organizers to know that "lifestyle riders" are barely connected to the world of performance-oriented motorcycling.

[SteveM]

I'm sure that's showing them.

I go if I'm bored that weekend, wandering around looking at bikes and good people watching is an OK way to spend a bad weather winter afternoon.

[Garandman]

Well, that and they don't have the midget wrestlers anymore, and my son is no longer nine....

They had Flo there once.....

[SteveM]

The midget wrestlers were a hoot, my boy was probably 11 or so and couldn't believe it.

[Garandman]

When the guy stapled a dollar bill to his forehead.....

[repete513]

I was thinking of going, but it looks like sturbridge ices races might be on this weekend. Racing is cooler than standing around choppers/streched busas.

[Garandman]

Boston RV & Camping show is 17-19. Pretty cool. The "camping" involves large vehicles and trailers only, though.

Boston RV & Camping Expo |

[GixxerJosh]

I will be working the RMV booth with the MSF Smart trainer. 3PM on on Saturday. Stop on by and say hi

[02redhawk]

$5 sounds pretty good but...what are you charging for parking?

Sounds like y'all are so desperate to do anything moto related at this point in the year that you'll "support" just about anything. The Kev-Marv shows are as low effort as possible. That being said, for $5 I'll open my storage unit, buy a few kegs of beer and some Costco Korean pork jerky, hand you a solo cup and we can all stand around and look at my 2 bike collection (still better than what you'll see at a K-M show) and we can talk shop.

Deal?

[Garandman]

Sounds like y'all are so desperate to do anything moto related at this point in the year that you'll "support" just about anything. The Kev-Marv shows are as low effort as possible. That being said, for $5 I'll open my storage unit, buy a few kegs of beer and some Costco Korean pork jerky, hand you a solo cup and we can all stand around and look at my 2 bike collection (still better than what you'll see at a K-M show) and we can talk shop.

Deal?

So what will you charge me for display space? I'll bring the TW200.

[NPDCPA]

Free parking and free display space. Pitch in for the keg and jerkey supply and we're good. I guarantee that even outside in this cold it will be 100% more fun than a kev-marv show.

BTW, if you are a Costco member and haven't tried the Korean pork jerkey you're missing out.

[oVTo]

I went to the show in Wilmington a couple times. Years ago, but I don't think it's changed much. I'm picking up my daughter at South Station Saturday afternoon, and considered dropping by the Seaport Expo first (we're heading to a sports bar the instant her train arrives).

Either that or pay the entry fee for the Stor-Kor (Storage Container-Korean beef jerky) bike show/keg party. I thought the $5 fee was a classic bit of price matching, but then I saw that the show in Boston was $17! Never mind. I guess I'll save the money for a couple of draft beers somewhere in-town.

Speaking of which, school me on the best sports bar closest to South Station.

[Garandman]

I went to the show in Wilmington a couple times. Years ago, but I don't think it's changed much. I'm picking up my daughter at South Station Saturday afternoon, and considered dropping by the Seaport Expo first (we're heading to a sports bar the instant her train arrives).

Either that or pay the entry fee for the Stor-Kor (Storage Container-Korean beef jerky) bike show/keg party. I thought the $5 fee was a classic bit of price matching, but then I saw that the show in Boston was $17! Never mind. I guess I'll save the money for a couple of draft beers somewhere in-town.

Speaking of which, school me on the best sports bar closest to South Station.

The Stadium is two stops down the Red Line in Andrew Square.