The reason for the change of location was to accommodate the Flat Track inside the building. Credit to them for trying but, as happens with a new track set up overnight, it sucked. The riders looked like they were on a Gilley's mechanical bull going around the track. And after a few practice groups, the whole place was full of blue smoke ( not one hint of bean oil either, it smelled like Gramp's year old weed wacker gas ) and not an exhaust fan in sight. Back inside to see the bikes. The main hall was dark and needed way more light and the bikes on the whole, did not appeal to me as in past years. There were however, many positive aspects to the show and I will definitely look forward to it and attended as long as they have it. It has to be a monumental undertaking to organize it in the first place and to manage every aspect needs lots of dedicated people involved.
Fancy a dozen oysters on the half-shell? These guys added a new level of sophistication.
Axe chucking skills honed. They are a much less expensive home defense method compared to a good .45
You don't see this very often at a Bike Shows. Who wouldn't want to try out a '38 Sport Scout Racer.
The Yamahauler Van got a little brother.
Good rider turn out including the Hooligans.
This is 5 minutes after practice started and the Blue cloud is forming.
This is 5 minutes after practice started and the Blue cloud is forming.