I
RVINE
, Calif. (October 26, 2016) – Just over one
week ago the Fourth Annual American International
Motorcycle Expo (AIMExpo) bid farewell to its
founding host city of Orlando, Florida, capping off a
memorable tenure inside the Orange County Convention
Center (OCCC) that included a record number of
consumer attendees. North America’s premier power-
sports trade show welcomed a combined 18,399 total
attendees over the course of the four-day affair, highlight-
ed by 12,029 consumer enthusiasts who filled the aisles
and booths of the 451 exhibiting companies and numer-
ous show features over the weekend.
With global and North American debuts from OEM
participants Honda, KTM,
Suzuki, and Yamaha,
combined with introduc-
tions from a wide array of
gear and aftermarket
companies, there was
plenty to see and do at
AIMExpo 2016, both
indoors and out. In
addition to the latest
motorcycles, a wide
variety of powersports machines including Sea-Doo and
Yamaha watercraft, Ski-Doo snowmobiles, and Yamaha
Fourth Annual American International
Motorcycle Expo Welcomes Largest
Number of Consumers to Date
Sights Set on Columbus in 2017 Following Memorable Tenure in Orlando
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