In 1902, the first Triumph motorcycle was manufactured in Coventry, England. In 2020, the spirit of this storied British brand has awoken in the Crossroads of America with its latest flagship dealer: Triumph Indianapolis. We stopped by their grand opening on June 27th.
Another year is in the books for the best gathering of vintage and custom motorcycles in the Circle City. Rockers Reunion Indianapolis has logged its 10th year and maintaining its reputation as a must-attend bike show in the Midwest. Take a spin through these pictures for our moto-culture highlights…
We pulled into the lot outside Janus Motorcycles as the sun was going down. We flashed our lights through the large paned window, saying ‘hello’ to the folks inside. They were quick with welcoming waves as they set their long harvest tables with homemade Amish-style food. On a cold November evening, we looked forward to the literal and figurative warmth inside.
Tucked back inside Turns 14-17, Ace Corner at Barber Motorsports Park is a charming chunk of land that roars to life during Barber Vintage Festival. There was enough happening at Ace Corner to give it its own post (see more of BVF2015 in a separate post). If you didn’t pony up for the extra ticket, here’s just a fraction of what you missed…
The second year of MOTOBLOT brought together thousands of motorcyclists, rockers, hot-rodders, musicians and more. With a killer line-up of bands and an always-interesting variety of motorcycles, cars and trucks, this annual Chicago event continued its reputation as one of the Midwest’s best motorcycle-centric shows. Watch our video summary below…
MOTOBLOT Chicago has rounded the corner on its second year. Once again, it lived up to its billing as one of the Midwest’s best bike shows, featuring top-notch music, quality vendors, a hot rod show and a pin-up contest. Saturday’s outdoor festival on Fulton Street was rich in motorcycle culture; here’s our photographic summary of this vibrant scene…
