2004 Silver Wing ABS. Powerful. Sophisticated. Luxurious. Is it a scooter... or a motorcycle? Maybe a hybrid between the two.

One of the great things about the show is that you could buy practically any kind of after market accessory for your motorcycle.

The HAYABUSA™ 1300cc, is currently the fastest top speed production bike on the market today. What is awesome about this particular model is that you can win it in a raffle, trust me, I entered it.

Triumph Daytona 600 is the perfect machine to bring Triumph ValMoto British Supersport team the championship. This bike represents a union of heritage and technology.

Here is a shot of the racer in action.

The yellow bike on the right is Triumph's Speed Four 4 cylinder naked sport bike.

The TRIUMPH ROCKET III, is duel head lighted, first production motorcycle to break the 2-litres barrier. Its unique fuel-injected, twelve-valve, longitudinally-mounted, in-line three-cylinder engine has a cubic capacity of 2,294cc – 140 cubic inches – and uses the same size pistons as a ten-cylinder American muscle car.

Here is a cut away of The TRIUMPH ROCKET III engine and drive train.

TRIUMPH DAYTONA 955i, it provides a heady peak power output of 149PS (147bhp) along with a great spread of power throughout the rev-range.

TRIUMPH TIGER, fearless and intrepid the impressive Tiger is the ideal partner for adventure.

Very unique paint scheme, I think I like it.

Norton makes a really cool old school looking single cylinder motor bike.

Suzuki's show floor.

Suzuki's SV1000S, is a Liquid-cooled, 996cc 90 degree V-twin, DOHC 8-valve engine - tuned for exceptional low-to-mid rpm throttle response and torque.

If I had to pick a bike for which I wanted to race with, it would have to be the legendary GSXR-750.