Where: Moncton Coliseum, 377 Killam Drive, Moncton, New Brunswick
When: Feb 12-14, 2010
What: The biggest motorcycle show in Atlantic Canada (over 15,000 people last year)! You'll see the latest models from the biggest names in the industry! There'll be exhibits from all the major Motorcycle and ATV manufacturers and all the newest products for 2010!

Contest Details:

- Between now and February 12th we'll draw 20 names randomly. If you haven't won on a particular draw, don't worry, your name stays in the list of entrants to be drawn from.

There are TWO ways to enter (#1 - Twitter is the easiest). Choose ONE method:

#1. Follow us on Twitter @CdnMotoRider - Tweet the following comment

"Win a FREE ticket to biggest Moto show in Atlantic Canada from @CdnMotoRider Details: http://tinyurl.com/yd4rn3b Pls RT"

#2. We'll post a question on the "News" page and the answer can be found somewhere on the CanadianMotorcycleRider website or site we designate (don't worry it won't be too hard!). Email us HERE with a correct answer and you'll be entered in the draw!

We'll need your first and last name in the email. Please include "AMATV entry" in the subject line.

Until we update this page with a new question just send us an email with the correct answer to the following question:

What is the website (URL) that you can print a $1 off Admission ticket to the Atlantic Motorcycle & ATV Show?

Hint - The address is here! Atlantic Motorcycle & ATV website Just copy the URL from the site and send it to us HERE.

Rules:
- Only one entry per person please.
- Contest is open to anybody who can make it to the show.
- Winners will be contacted via email and asked to provide their name. Response must be within 48 hours.
- You'll be asked to provide identification at the gate at the show matching the name you've provided
- Please include "AMATV entry" in the subject line.

NB - CMR will NEVER share, or sell your contact information.

Disclaimer: We bear no responsibility if Master Promotion fails to provide the tickets as agreed. We fully expect they will but aren't responsible if they don't.