A couple of consumer events designed to welcome riders back into the saddle will kick off with Get On! Moto Fest — a family-friendly, inclusive, outdoor event that will bring together riders, and aspiring riders of all styles, ages, and genders. The first Get On! Moto Fest is slated to be held on May 21, 22, and 23 at the Texas Motor Speedway.
The event will feature three days of motorcycle demos, how-to workshops, racing, bike shows and opportunities to meet representatives from leading accessories and gear brands. “Comoto’s family of brands exists to provide the best riding experience to all riders all over the world, whether V-Twin, adventure, off-road, street, dirt, men, women, youth–you name it,” says Ken Murphy, Comoto CEO. “The Get On! Moto Fest will give more riders more reasons to ride more often and provide a place for all riders to revel in their shared love of all things moto.”
Comoto Holdings, parent company of leading moto enthusiast brands RevZilla, Cycle Gear, J&P Cycles and REVER, is reimagining what motorcycle events can be. With two major events planned for 2021, Comoto is answering the call of experienced, new, and aspiring riders alike for a new kind of motorcycle event that actively seeks to break down barriers to riding and bring riders of all styles together. Simply put, this isn’t your father’s motorcycle rally.
The Black Hills of South Dakota will be the basecamp for the Get On! Adventure Festival July 15-18th. Adventure bike enthusiasts can expect off-road and on-road riding widely considered some of the best in North America. There will be motorcycle demos from leading motorcycle manufacturers, representatives from leading parts, accessories and gear brands, camping, seminars, food, prizes, and entertainment all at one central ‘basecamp’.
There are already some big names converging to celebrate life on two wheels. The Progressive American Flat Track series will race at the Texas Motor Speedway the same weekend as the Get On! Moto Fest, on May 22nd. “We’re thrilled to be at Texas Half-Mile the same weekend as the Get On! Moto Fest,” said Michael Lock, CEO of AFT. “We can’t wait to share America’s Original Extreme Sport with new fans as well as our thousands of loyal followers.”
True to its name, the Get On! Moto Fest will have plenty of opportunities for guests to actually get on a bike. Licensed motorcyclists can test ride the latest from the likes of Indian Motorcycle and kids of all ages can ride new ebikes from Super73 and STACYC on the Get On! Moto Fest test tracks.