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Comoto wraps 2025 Moto Intro program, advancing rider growth across key markets

The Comoto Family of BrandsCycle Gear, RevZilla, J&P Cycles, and REVER — has completed its 2025 Moto Intro program, reporting strong results from its multi-city effort to bring new riders into motorcycling.

In partnership with the Motorcycle Industry Council’s Ride With Us initiative, the Moto Intro program introduced 360 first-time participants to motorcycling across events in Philadelphia, Denver, and Atlanta.(Photos: Comoto Holdings)

In partnership with the Motorcycle Industry Council’s Ride With Us initiative, the program introduced 360 first-time participants to motorcycling across events in Philadelphia, Denver, and Atlanta. Hosted at two Cycle Gear stores and one RevZilla location, the Moto Intro events offered controlled first-ride experiences using motorcycles supplied by Triumph and Honda, with instruction from MSF-certified coaches.

Riders received free gear usage, hands-on coaching support, and complimentary Riders Preferred Membership subscriptions — with more than 105 memberships activated. The program also generated 40+ MSF Basic RiderCourse signups, supported by 15 RiderCoaches.

Demographic data from the series highlights the program’s continued impact on expanding ridership: 47% of participants were women, and the average age was 31, indicating strong engagement among younger and more diverse potential riders.

Demographic data from the series highlights the program’s continued impact on expanding ridership: 47% of participants were women, and the average age was 31, indicating strong engagement among younger and more diverse potential riders.

“Moto Intro is doing exactly what the industry needs — meeting potential riders where they are and giving them a fun, low-pressure way to try motorcycling,” says Steve Bontempo, chief marketing officer of Comoto and president of RevZilla and J&P Cycles. “Nearly half of participants this year were women, and most were in their early 30s — a powerful sign that accessibility and inclusion are helping grow our sport.”

Cinnamon Kernes, vice president of market expansion for the Motorcycle Industry Council, praised the collaboration.

“Each first-ride experience helps build the future of motorcycling — one new rider at a time,” Kernes says.

Following a successful 2025 season, Comoto and MIC plan to grow the Moto Intro program in 2026 by adding additional cities, expanding OEM partnerships, and enhancing safety-training components to convert first-time riders into long-term enthusiasts.

More information and updates on 2026 Moto Intro events are available at cyclegear.com/ride-with-us.

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