The 163,200

lucky motorcyclists registered in Georgia won't have to

travel far to find their pot of gold this coming St.

Patrick's Day weekend.

The Cycle

World International Motorcycle Show presented by Toyota

Trucks will be rolling into town for its 10th year at the

Cobb Galleria, March 17-19.

From BMW to

Yamaha, all the top manufacturers will be there,

showcasing the newest millennium model vehicles and

accessories from the motorcycle, scooter and watercraft

industries. Representatives from local dealerships will

be on hand to answer questions and help enthusiasts find

the perfect ride for their size and experience level.

A vast

array of motorcycle products, from the biggest names to

local retailers and dealers in the powersports industry,

also will be on hand. There will be product seminars as

well as The Factory, an interactive information interface

for parts and accessories, which allows show-goers to

obtain specific parts numbers for their vehicles.

Team

Extreme also will be on hand this year, performing a

hair-raising motorcycle trials demonstration. One trick

features a motorcycle launching up a 10-foot vertical

wall and then landing on a platform that is six inches

narrower than the length of the bike. The group will

perform its death-defying act all three days of the show.

Another special guest at this year's show will be Biker

Billy, America's favorite Harley-riding chef, who will

give live cooking demonstrations throughout the weekend.

Along with

the stunt team, the new bikes and accessories, the

motorcycle show also has dozens of giveaway opportunities

and the Cycle World Custom Collection. Local riders and

riding clubs will showcase their bikes to the audience as

well as offer enthusiasts a glimpse of the limitless

restoration and customizing possibilities. There will

also be vintage motorcycle displays for those who would

like to see the beginnings of the sport.

Admission

is $8 for adults and $4 for children 6-11. Children under

6 will be admitted free. Members of the American

Motorcycle Association will receive a $1 rebate coupon to

be redeemed at the AMA booth. Parking is free.

If you're

looking for adventure, get your motor running and head

out on the highway. The 10th annual Cycle World

International Motorcycle Show won't be around forever. If

you were Born to be Wild, don't miss it.