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Motorcycle Show MoMa: Tallinn, 15th of May 2010

The Motorcycle Show MoMa is the only motorcycle show in the Estonian capital Tallinn in 2010. The show is organized by motorcycle enthusiasts themselves, the main organizers are NGO Motomaania and Estonian motorcycle magazine Motomaania.

The organizers’ aim is to engage as many and as wide a scope of participants in the motorcycle market and field of Estonia as possible. The show is as democratic as possible, offering the opportunity to participate that would be as financially within everybody’s means as possible. The participants range from large companies like Honda Baltic to small NGO-s and clubs like the Saku Moped Club or the Estonian Hobby Motocross Club. There is also a special area for project bikes and historic machines.

One of the main messages of the show is to introduce motorcycles, scooters, mopeds and two-wheeled electrically powered machines as an environmentally friendly and fun means of transportation to the wider public. There will be a special exhibit concerning this topic and there also will take place activities before and during the show to promote the idea.

The show takes place in a developing yacht marina and boat yard, Port Noblessner, that is the closest marina to the Tallinn City Center. Hence the name of the show denotes links between moto and marine – MoMa.

The program of the show is planned as following:
The electric moped Exo-Bike that was built and developed in Estonia and other news;
Minimoto and jet ski show-event;
Historic motorcycles, teams, clubs, project bikes, flea market of motorcycling gear, tools, etc;
Scooter test rides;
Dynamometer;
2 wheels vs 4 wheels: advantages of PTW’s in traffic;
Visitors participate in a draw (concert tickets, magazine subscriptions, etc).

Date: Saturday, 15th of May 2010
Time: 10:00-18:00
Ticket: 50 EEK (ca 4 EUR)
Contact: Helen Urbanik, editor of Motomaania Magazine
helen@motomaania.ee
+3725172246
Web: mess.motomaania.ee

The Port Noblessner is situated in the heart of Tallinn, 10 minutes walk from the railway station Balti Jaam.

Nearest tramway station is on the Kopli street (lines 1 and 2), nearest bus station is on the Tööstuse street (lines 3 and 59). The entrance to the port is right next to the Kalamaja park. Parking at the fair grounds is free for motorcycles, mopeds and scooters; for cars it costs 25 kroons (€1.5) .