IMS discount tickets available online

The Cycle World International Motorcycle Shows kicks-off its 29th season with an exciting partnership with BikeBandit.com, a trusted source for motorcycle accessories and parts, offering consumers a free $15 gift card with advanced online ticket purchases at MotorcycleShows.com/Tickets (while supplies last). Tickets for all 2009-2010 stops are now available for purchase online.

“We are thrilled to partner the world’s largest motorcycle show series with the Web’s largest powersports store for motorcycle accessories and parts – BikeBandit.com,” says Group eMedia Director James Harter. “Coupon incentives with admission were requested by more than 70 percent of our Cycle World International Motorcycle Show attendees last year (per our annual survey) so we are excited to bring BikeBandit.com on board for the upcoming season to provide our attendees with added value through this generous offer. It’s our version of a moto-stimulus package with over $500,000 in gift cards available for our fellow riders.”

From New York to Seattle, this motorcycle extravaganza is an all access pass to the world of motorcycling with hundreds of the latest street bikes, dirt bikes, cruisers, scooters, ATVs, watercraft and more, as well as vintage bikes, custom choppers, demo rides (in select markets), informative seminars and more. This nationwide tour will also give motorcycle lovers of all ages the opportunity to check out the latest gear and aftermarket accessories, see thrilling entertainment from the Ducati Freestyle Team and immerse yourself in the motorcycling culture with the Bikes & Beats entertainment area.

For the 17th consecutive year, Cycle World, the world’s most popular motorcycle magazine, is the title sponsor for the series. Box office ticket prices range from $15 to $17 for adults and $6 for children ages six to 11. Advanced discounted tickets are available online at an additional savings when you buy a week in advance and include a free BikeBandit.com $15 gift card with purchase (while supplies last). For more information call 800/331-5706 or visit MotorcycleShows.com.