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Edmonton motorcycle enthusiasts revel in industry’s latest offerings at Expo Centre

For the first time since 2020 the Edmonton Motorcycle and Powersport show is back up and running for the first time since the pandemic. Organizers are pleased with the turnout.

By News Staff

Posted January 28, 2024 4:42 pm.

Last Updated January 28, 2024 6:38 pm.

Motorcycle lovers of all ages descended on the Edmonton Expo Centre this weekend for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Edmonton’s Motorcycle and Powersport Show was back, to the delight of bikers and enthusiasts.

The three-day event showcased the hottest motorcycles on the market, including the latest electric bikes, as well as the newest gear and products.

The motorcycle and off-highway vehicle industry contributes $1.5 billion to Alberta’s GDP annually, according to an economic impact study that will be fully released in the spring.

The Motorcycle and Powersport Show travels to Calgary next before making its way to Toronto and Montreal.

Edmonton’s Motorcycle and Powersport Show at Expo Centre Jan. 28, 2024. (Adrienne South, CityNews)

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