About Colorado Motorcycle Expo
The Colorado Motorcycle Expo, which was formerly known as the Colorado Motorcycle Show & Swap, has been held annually in Denver since 1978. After starting at the Adams County Fairgrounds, it has been at the National Western Complex since the early 1980’s and draws people from all over the country. Among motorcycle enthusiasts, it has a large and loyal following, with 20,000-25,000 people attending the event each year.
The Event has 3 main components: (i) it is the largest indoor motorcycle swap meet in the country, (ii) coupled with the largest custom & antique motorcycle show in the Rocky Mountain region, plus (iii) live entertainment and other attractions in the stadium arena like rock bands, on-site tattooing, used bike corral, etc. The Expo occupies approximately 300,000 contiguous sq. ft of indoor space.
The Event has 3 main components: (i) it is the largest indoor motorcycle swap meet in the country, (ii) coupled with the largest custom & antique motorcycle show in the Rocky Mountain region, plus (iii) live entertainment and other attractions in the stadium arena like rock bands, on-site tattooing, used bike corral, etc. The Expo occupies approximately 300,000 contiguous sq. ft of indoor space.
