Federal Motorcycle Transport Sponsors Swap Meet At AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days

What could be more fun for vintage motorcycle fans than 35 acres of parts for their beloved old motorcycles?

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Federal Motorcycle Transport sponsoring swap meet at AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days, featuring Riders of Kawasaki

Huge swap meet will include motorcycles and parts from nearly 1,000 vendors

PICKERINGTON, Ohio — Federal Motorcycle Transport is sponsoring the swap meet at AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days, featuring Riders of Kawasaki, July 7-9. The swap meet will pack nearly 1,000 vendors into 35 acres at the three-day vintage motorcycle fest, making it the most eclectic collection of used motorcycles and parts for sale in North America.

The AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days Swap Meet, brought to you by Federal Motorcycle Transport, offers vintage motorcycle collectors, restorers, racers and enthusiasts acres of motorcycles, parts and gear during the event at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio.

“Racers, restorers and collectors spend hours at the swap meet digging through the huge selection of parts, accessories and vintage gear,” said AMA Chief Operations Officer Jeff Massey. “No matter how many times you’ve been to AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days, the swap meet is something you don’t want to miss. And we are very happy to have Federal Motorcycle Transport return as the sponsor this year.”

A Federal Motorcycle Transport representative will be at the AMA Swap Meet Central tent with information about shipping. The tent will be at the north entrance to the swap meet and will feature a map to help visitors locate certain parts.

“Federal Motorcycle Transport is proud to once again sponsor the swap meet at AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days” said Jennifer Gibbs, Federal Motorcycle Transport Manager. “We will have a table set up near the AMA Swap Meet tent on July 7 and July 8, so be sure to stop by for information on shipping your motorcycle within the United States. Discounted pricing is available to AMA members. You will also have a chance to meet rising country music star Beau Braswell, former AMA flat track racer, who will be performing on Friday night, July 7 at AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days.”

Vendors can purchase swap meet space on location on a first-come, first-served basis. In addition to access to a huge crowd of vintage enthusiasts, vendors will be invited to the vendor-only picnic, sponsored by Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course. For additional vendor information, see www.amavintagemotorcycledays.com > Vendors > Become a Vendor.

For 2017, AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days, featuring Riders of Kawasaki, will celebrate the riders and machines that have made Kawasaki motorcycles famous for more than five decades in America. In addition, the AMA affinity group for fans of Kawasaki — ROK, Powered by the AMA — also will be front and center throughout the event. AMA members who join the ROK, Powered by the AMA, affinity group receive special benefits from Kawasaki Motors Corp. USA, such as a 10 percent discount from all purchases at www.kawasaki.com. For more information, see www.kawasaki.com/rok/whoweare.

An annual fundraiser for the nonprofit AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame, AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days, featuring Riders of Kawasaki, includes vintage motorcycle racing, bike shows, seminars, demo rides, live music, a swap meet with nearly 1,000 independent vendors and much more.

The Old Bike Barn is sponsoring the Old Bike Barn Crossroads, which includes live music, the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Bike Show, club displays, a craft beer garden, vendors and more.

The full schedule of events at AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days, featuring Riders of Kawasaki, is available at www.amavintagemotorcycledays.com.

Tickets are available for purchase at www.midohio.com or at the gate. A weekend pass is $60, a single-day admission for Friday or Saturday is $40 and a single-day admission for Sunday is $35. Kids 12 and under get in free.

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