
Many tracks didn’t allow women to race in the 1950s, which makes these five women icons and pioneers in motorcycle racing.
I’ve attended almost every One Moto Show since it’s creation eight years ago. Being able to watch it grow in my hometown of Portland, having friends from all over the country show up to attend… it’s just wonderful. No other way to say it.
Perhaps it’s my local bias, or perhaps not… but I think the One Show is one of the best motorcycle shows in the country. The show features such a wide variety of motorcycles–from barn finds to frame-up builds from big-name and upcoming builders alike.
Here’s an excerpt from the article I wrote for Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys–
While it may not be the biggest custom motorcycle show in the country, it’s certainly one of the very best. The eighth annual One Motorcycle Show took place in Portland last weekend, featuring over 100 custom bikes from across the continent. Presented by See See and Harley Davidson, the huge two story industrial building and lot was filled with art, bikes, food trucks, live music, and every type of motorcyclist imaginable.
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Posted on February 15, 2017 in Blog, Events, Motorcycles by Alicia Mariah Elfving