Old Bike Australasia

Sydney show packs ‘em in

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Despite scorching temperatur­es, over 24,000 people flocked to Sydney Olympic Park for the 2015 Sydney Motorcycle Show held from 20-22 November. Brands including Ducati, Triumph, BMW, Kawasaki, Indian, Victory, Harley-Davidson, Suzuki, Yamaha, MV Agusta and Royal Enfield all released new models just days after their global launch at EICMA in Milan. A huge line-up of special guests mingled with show visitors across the weekend including football stars Nathan Hindmarsh and Michael Hooper who were on the Harley Davidson stand, former world 250cc champion Kel Carruthers on the Yamaha stand, Graham Crosby at WFO and Garry McCoy at Steven Walter Foundation. Yamaha Motor Australia Communicat­ions Manager Sean Goldhawk said Yamaha enjoyed one of their best ever shows. “Yamaha used the 2015 Sydney Motorcycle Show to celebrate our 60th Anniversar­y and to communicat­e our new Blue and White world and Lifestyle product segments,” said Goldhawk. “We revealed a range of new models at the show and received universall­y positive customer feedback. Our stand was humming the entire weekend making this event one of the best shows ever for Yamaha,” he added. Event Organiser Troy Bayliss said the feedback from both exhibitors and consumers was extremely positive. “We have had a lot of feedback from exhibitors confirming they recorded their largest sales in Sydney in comparison to similar events,” said Bayliss. “The atmosphere across the weekend was phenomenal and it was great to see so many people participat­ing in the test rides. “We would like to thank the exhibitors, sponsors and most importantl­y the visitors who attended the event,” Bayliss concluded.

 ??  ?? Ducati surprised by revealing the all-new Multistrad­a 1200 Enduro. The all-new 1200cc Thruxton was the star of the Triumph stand. Superbike legend and promoter Troy Bayliss officially opens the Show. Fearsome TZ700 Flat track racer on the Yamaha stand....
Ducati surprised by revealing the all-new Multistrad­a 1200 Enduro. The all-new 1200cc Thruxton was the star of the Triumph stand. Superbike legend and promoter Troy Bayliss officially opens the Show. Fearsome TZ700 Flat track racer on the Yamaha stand....
 ??  ?? Royal Enfield display included the new model 350 Classic.
Royal Enfield display included the new model 350 Classic.

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