The SUPERSHOW saw the Canadian unveiling of the exotic new 2004 Benelli Trei in the Brampton Cycle Display. A beautiful bike with great Italian lines.

BEST BIKE IN SHOW! The guys from Montreal Custom Cycle gather around 'Infernal Rebel', built by Marc Tourigny (front left), just after it was announced as the overall winner in this year's SUPERSHOW Showbike competition. Notice the 7' tall trophy, $5000 in the owner's hand and the other awards it took for Best Engine and Best Use of Colour, as well as 3rd place in Individual Display.

Even the Kids got in on the fun at SUPERSHOW 2004. This eager young motorcyclist checks out a Suzuki 4-wheeler for starters.

This couple checks out a possible new ride for 2004. Looks good!

Another young couple decides Harley Davidson is the way to go.

When you find the right bike you Just Know It!

A new feature at SUPERSHOW 2004 was the New Rider Academy with a variety of seminars for riders including rider training, safe riding gear, off road training for kids and buying your first bike.

With over 60 Clubs and Associations at the SUPERSHOW, vintage bikes were a wonderful part of the mix.

The SUPERSHOW's Host club, the Brampton Motorcycle Associaton always puts on a fantastic display of members' bikes.

2nd place in the Pro Builders Showbike Competition went to Mike Turco's Face of Fear with it's beautiful blue paint job. Mike also took home the special awards for Best Sign, Best Detail and Best Paint.

Kerry Love's showbike, Medusa, direct from Biketoberfest in Daytona, was a true work of art and always had a crowd around it.

It was great to see so many bikes on the parking lot for this first weekend in January. The SUPERSHOW and great weather gave many motorcyclists an excuse to ride into the International Centre's parking lot.

The Canadian Motorcycle Heritage Museum display featured a tribute to NSU restoration specialist Kurt Boeckmann. Kurt is shown here on the right with Show Producer Bar Hodgson with some of the bikes that Kurt has restored.

Flat Track racer Steve Beattie was on hand to sign autographs for race fans in the PyroWear Booth at SUPERSHOW 2004

The MAX Awards were presented on the Joe Rocket Racers Stage in Hall 2 on Saturday afternoon, honouring racing champions and riders who have made significant contributions to motorcycling in the past year. Rick Merrerro of Deeley Harley-Davidson accepts the National Motorcycle Ride Award for the 2003 "100th Anniversary Ride Home" while Master of Ceremonies Pat Gonsalves (left) and Show Producer Bar Hodgson (right) look on.

After the 'On the Fringe' Leather Stage Shows the models made their way through the crowd and often get stopped for photos with their fans

• List of MAX Award Winners
• List of Showbike Award Winners
• List of Participating Clubs
• Canadian Motorcycle Heritage Museum Roadshow Review
• SUPERSHOW 2004 Club Review
• Featured Club Story