Kalamazoo, Michigan Motorcycle Swap Meet — Sunday, Mar 22, 2026

Winter projects don’t finish themselves—and that’s why riders circle Sunday, March 22, 2026 (9:00 AM–3:00 PM) on the calendar. The Kalamazoo Motorcycle Swap Meet turns a late-March Sunday into a rolling aisle of possibilities: bins of new and used motorcycle parts, stacks of leathers and riding gear, tools, manuals, and those just-right take-offs that make a build click. It’s a rider-run show—now managed by bikers for bikers—so tables tend to be long on real inventory and short on fluff. Adults $10; kids 12 & under free.

If you’ve been hunting a throttle housing that matches an older bar, a better ratio master cylinder, or a clean set of tins to skip the paint booth, this indoor parts hunt in Kalamazoo saves weeks of scrolling and shipping. Bring measurements, bring a list, and bring a little patience—you’ll overhear the best tech tips while someone digs to the bottom of a box for the exact bushing you need.

Quick Facts (at a glance)

• What: Kalamazoo Motorcycle Swap Meet (indoor)
• When: Sunday, Mar 22, 2026 — 9:00 AM–3:00 PM
• Where: Kalamazoo, Michigan (indoor venue; watch day-of signage)
• Admission: $10 per adult; 12 & under free
• Hosted by: A seasoned team—run by bikers for bikers
• Info line: 260-223-1409

Vendors: 10′×10′ spots are $45. Setup Saturday 12–6 PM. Registration deadline: March 8, 2026. Early sell-out is common.

Why Riders Make the Trip

West Michigan’s spring riding comes fast after the thaw. Hitting the Kalamazoo motorcycle swap in March means your bike is buttoned up before the first warm weekend. Vendors bring winter shop clean-outs, take-offs from recent upgrades, and small-batch parts you rarely see online. Prices are friendly, haggling is expected, and the best stories in the room usually come with a part number attached.

What You’ll See on the Tables

• Core hard parts: controls, cables, rotors, calipers, brake lines, pegs, risers, bars
• Engine & drive: gaskets, jets/injector bits, chains, sprockets, bearings, seals
• Chassis & body: tins, seats, lighting, mirrors, hardware kits, fasteners
• Rider gear: leathers, helmets, boots, gloves, cold-weather layers
• Tools & knowledge: specialty tools, service manuals, wiring diagrams, tips from folks who’ve actually done the job

(Inventory varies by vendor, but this is the heartbeat of the show.)

For Vendor Spots, Setup & Pricing (Kalamazoo 2026)

Clean out the garage and turn spares into spring fuel money:

• Spot size: 10′×10′
• Price: $45 per spot
• Setup: Saturday 12:00 PM–6:00 PM
• Registration deadline: March 8, 2026
• Register: To register as a vendor, contact Carrie Atkinson at 260-223-1409 or email Carrie at carrie.atkinson@freshnewstart.net.

Good photos and clear labels help parts move. Think: make/model/years, your ask, and the honest condition. Small items in bins, big items on stands—buyers notice.

First-Timer Tips (so you actually score)

• Get there early for rare pieces; swing back late for end-of-day deals.
• Bring your list and measurements. Bar diameters, bolt spacing, axle sizes save you from guesswork.
• Cash still talks, though some vendors use apps.
• Pack light but smart: tape measure, small flashlight, pocket magnet, a few shop towels.
• Be kind and negotiate. Most folks are here to sell, not to argue.

Plan Your Day

• Peak crowd: 9:00–11:30 AM
• Deal time: 1:00–3:00 PM
• Weather: It’s Michigan in March—layer up for the walk in, enjoy a heated show floor.
• Parking & entry: Follow on-site signs for the quickest load-in and exit.

FAQs

What day and hours?
Sunday, March 22, 2026, 9:00 AM–3:00 PM.

How much is admission?
$10 per adult. Kids 12 & under are free.

Can I sell without a booth?
If you’re selling to the public, rent a vendor spot. Riders with just a couple small items can politely ask vendors if they’re buying—no tables, no spreading out, and no parking-lot sales. Final call is made on site by staff.

What’s the vendor setup?
Saturday 12–6 PM. Spots are 10′×10′ and $45 each. Register by March 8, 2026.

Who runs the meet?
A long-running promoter group—by bikers, for bikers—focused on a parts-heavy floor and smooth logistics.