2009 Extreme Motorsports Expo Photo Summary
- Updated: May 18, 2009
At 135,000 square feet of indoor space,12 acres of outside acreage, consumer show exhibits everywhere you look and 63 acres of available parking saying the Extreme Motorsports Expo is big is an understatement.
The show started on Friday afternoon and headed into the night. With the Expo being one of the biggest shows of the year it seemed that everyone was excited to see the exhibitor’s new and exciting products and builds. Friday night was busy with new comers to the show.
As the weekend rolled on it seemed to be obvious in regards to the current economic problems. With the low numbers of vendors and spectators it just shows people are still watching pennies. However, It didn’t stop some of the greatest companies in So Cal from coming out and enjoying this quality show.
Here’s what we gathered from this years Extreme Expo…
Justin Noss was on hand signing autographs and giving his opinion of his new good-looking Yamaha’s new YFZ450R, which was on display in the Triumph Motorsports booth. Justin seemed to be busy all night answering questions about his career and all the new
Saturday was hot. Here’s a vendor doing her best to show off their new products and keep cool.
Every girl’s fantasy…. A lifted pink Hummer to topple over all the little boys’ trucks!
The Big Belly Crew has been around since the dawn of the off road scene it seems. These guys are making it possible for people to feel proud to have a big belly.
This was one of the craziest Jeeps at the show. That tire was taller than most 10 year old boys!
The show was full of cuties.
The monster school bus was on hand to provide some of the coolest rides a person can have.
It didn’t take Californians long to take a simple little RZR 170 and make it stylin. This is the new Mini RZR with ALL the extras. The stereo in this thing was nicer than the one in my truck!
Kymco was on hand again this year giving mini ATV demos. The current lead ban has horribly affected our sport. Every kid we watched was very excited to get to ride a Kymco and of all the kids we watched not one tried to lick the frame.
Nice rail!
Everyone loves Triumph Motorsport Girls
DJ Safety was on hand for questions about all their great products.
More cuties…(and more on the following pages, of course).
The crew from 4130 Clothing Company
Is southern California the greatest place to live or what?
Addicted to Riding’s representatives.
There isn’t a guy in the room that wouldn’t rock with this.
Off road racing has always been big in California and despite the economy it just keeps getting better.
Dirt Alliance was on hand to show their support.
Trophy Karts have been a big up and comer in the local race scene in California. These machines start off at around $9000 and work their way up to as much as $40k-$50k! The bigger motor machines run a 450cc engine and are a lot of fun to watch.
It was obvious that the show didn’t lack the ladies.
Metal Mulisha was on hand to raffle off one of Jeremy Lusk’s competition bikes in an effort to raise money for the Jeremy Lusk Foundation.
Whenever you see bands playing on top of semi truck trailers, you know you’ve arrived at a good time.
The Triumph Motorsports girls were on hand passing out beads and as usual being as beautiful as ever.
Female beauties weren’t the only ones at the Triumph camp. This white and black YFZ really caught our eye.
Another Dirt Alliance cutie.
Speed School’s Hotties.
More Addicted to riding Hotties
Despite the gloomy economy everyone in attendance seemed to be in great spirits and had a fun time. Without a doubt we’re looking forward to next year’s Extreme Expo as well as the annual Sand Show coming up in September.
