Here's some random shots from the show.
The focal point in the closed off street was at Pacific Coast Cycle in Signal Hill Ca.
Quite a few Triumphs came out and many were amongst the cleanest of the bikes in the show.
I got so caught up in taking photos I missed the chance to really take in this sleek knuckle.
This cool '35 VL took home best Bobber. You can blame me for that, I judged the category.
Another really nice bike that I didn't eyeball enough. Anybody know if it won best Shovel? It must have been a contender.
A Lovely line up from Jeremiah.
I spotted this nice Panhead early in the day. It didn't stick around long enough to contend the Bobber class.
Future Chopper Jockey. Lucky little fella, I wish I could have attended a show like this when I was his age.
Best Panhead went to Mark Drew's period piece.
Max's Knuckle. Is it just me or does the peeling chrome on the Roth air scoop look like a hand flipping the bird?
Update: Dave Smits sent a photo. It is indeed the '"birdie" , it jogged my memory, I do now remember seeing it on Max's or some else's blog.
This is one of the nicest unit Triumphs I've seen in awhile. Not too much stretch or gap in the hard tail section like many. Gives it a real vintage look. I believe it took a trophy home.
I got to admit, I had some reservations about the show this year. With all the early promotion I was concerned that it would get too big, out of hand and would be shut down like some other events in the past. With many hundreds or thousands more in attendance than last year, all went very well and I didn't see or hear about any problems.
It was truly an unusually cool event. They basically just threw a bike party and everyone was welcome. Again, a BIG THANKS! for having us all goes out to Mike, Grant, Harpoon, and their whole support team.
More pics to come....
