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Mr. Daytona, Around-the-World Doug and Liz Jansen |
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The Washington, DC Motorcycle Show opens on tomorrow! As part of our dedication to providing you with access to the highest quality informational content from leading industry experts, we are proud to announce that The Learning Curve will host Scott "Mr. Daytona" Russell, Nick Ienatsch, and Ken Hill from Yamaha Champions Riding School, Around the World Doug Wothke and a special appearance from rider and author Liz Jansen. To sweeten the deal, take an extra $3 off a One-Day Adult Admission pass by using Promo Code EM2 when purchasing tickets online Here. Yamaha Champions Riding School Instructor Team Scott Russell earned the moniker "Mr. Daytona" for his unprecedented five Daytona 200 wins. Nick Ienatsch has more than 18 years of world-leading motorcycle instruction with the Freddie Spencer School and Yamaha Champions School. Ken Hill races at the front of the AFM crowd and has finished in the top 10 in the AMA Superbike field. Included in the price of admission to the Washington, DC Motorcycle Show, you'll get the opportunity to learn volumes from these three seasoned veteran riders and teachers. Click Here to check the Washington, DC Seminar Schedule and make sure not to miss out on these riveting speakers. Doug Wothke is the adventure rider's adventure rider. He's ridden through the most rugged and exotic places, mostly on bikes that aren't designed for it; in 2006 he rode a 1948 Indian Chief all around the world. This year, he converted a 2003 Harley-Davidson Sportster to run with long travel suspension and rode through Russia, Mongolia and Kazakhstan among several other countries in the region. Hear all about Doug's adventures LIVE at the Learning Curve stage throughout the weekend!
Recognized for her role in defeating the lead law that banned the sale of youth motorcycles and ATVs, Nancy is proof that we are more powerful than we give ourselves credit for. Liz's book Women, Motorcycles and the Road to Empowerment explores the relationship between women, motorcycling and personal power. You can see both of these esteemed women from the motorcycle community this weekend at the Learning Curve. Don't miss out!
At every stop along the Progressive International Motorcycle Shows tour, kids 12 and under get in free on Sunday with a paid adult admission ticket. Featuring an awesome stunt show, the interactive Kawasaki Design-A-Bike digital paint display and lots of gear and apparel for enthusiasts of all ages, the Washington, DC Motorcycle Show is your best bet for a fun-filled, action-packed day-cation the whole family will enjoy!
Discount Corner! Beat the box office lines by purchasing your tickets online! Use promo code EM2 and take an extra $3 off the price of admission when you purchase your tickets HERE.
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