rebroker7
Active Member
2nd. Video at the 2015 Long Beach bike show. show choppers
California Show Choppers
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francoblay1
The Spaniard
Is this for show or just advertizing? 
or both
or both 
cdogg556
Guru
It's for both! Were having the "Easyriders" show here in Sacramento this weekend, should be some extremely customized bikes and tons of vendors!:2thumbs:Is this for show or just advertizing?
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francoblay1
The Spaniard
:2thumbs:
rebroker7
Active Member
For Enjoyment
Not sure if you're question pertains to the show itself or my video.
So I'll answer from both aspects:
As far as my video goes, it's all for enjoyment and so others who are into bikes could see what's going on out here in Southern California.
As far as the show itself goes, it's definitely a big commercial venture. With a $20 entry fee, five dollar motorcycle parking and $10 auto parking, it's not inexpensive.
We have a show here in San Diego in the Pacific beach area in the summer, that's totally free to view and has a variety of entertainment going on throughout the show. By entertainment, I'm talking about a bikini contest, dragster start up,and even a contest to see how long a car engine will run without oil before it seizes up.
The San Diego show is mainly for hot rods but they have been slowly building up their motorcycle contingent. Although the show does charge a small entry fee for vehicles, there is never a fee for the general public, and so, I believe it's the best show of its type for Southern California.
Not sure if you're question pertains to the show itself or my video.
So I'll answer from both aspects:
As far as my video goes, it's all for enjoyment and so others who are into bikes could see what's going on out here in Southern California.
As far as the show itself goes, it's definitely a big commercial venture. With a $20 entry fee, five dollar motorcycle parking and $10 auto parking, it's not inexpensive.
We have a show here in San Diego in the Pacific beach area in the summer, that's totally free to view and has a variety of entertainment going on throughout the show. By entertainment, I'm talking about a bikini contest, dragster start up,and even a contest to see how long a car engine will run without oil before it seizes up.
The San Diego show is mainly for hot rods but they have been slowly building up their motorcycle contingent. Although the show does charge a small entry fee for vehicles, there is never a fee for the general public, and so, I believe it's the best show of its type for Southern California.
Is this for show or just advertizing?