The Horse’s mission is to recognize all hard-core, garage-built backstreet choppers. All owners are encouraged to enter. Registration opens at 9 a.m. and all bikes must be registered by Noon. Winners announced around 4 p.m.
This year’s panel of guest judges includes Paul Cox of Paul Cox Industries, Mondo Porras of Denver Choppers, Bill Dodge of Bling’s Cycles, Eric Gorges of Voodoo Choppers, Patrick Patterson of LED Sled, Paul Wideman of Bare Knuckle, Jesse Dupre of Jackyl, Sugar Bear of Sugar Bear Choppers, Roadside Marty, Brew Dude, Matt Olsen, Charlie the Nomad, special guest judges, Michael Ballard of The Full Throttle Saloon and Angie Carlson of Full Throttle Flaunt, and many more.
“We are excited to be back at The Full Throttle,” said Steve Broyles, who heads up each year’s show. “Last year’s show was a great success so we expect even more great built bikes to show up this year.”
Those who enter their bikes in the show will have a chance to win an Evil Engineering Belt Drive or Baker Drivetrain Gift Certificate along with thousands of dollars in other door prizes from many different companies like Custom Chrome/Jammer, Stevenson’s Cycle, Fabricator Kevin’s, Cycle X, Unique Patina, Anvil Customs, No School Choppers and many many more. You must have a bike entered to win the door prizes.
There will also be tons of crowd giveaways. But of course, no Sturgis event would be complete without great bikes, great entertainment and great babes, so be sure to enter your bike or stop by and check out all the action.
Competing bikes will be on display at the Full Throttle from noon to 4 p.m.
The Horse Backstreet Choppers Bike Show is sponsored by Evil Engineering, LLC, Stevenson’s Cycles, CCI/Jammer Cycle Products, Baker Drivetrain, Cycle X, Fabricator Kevin’s and many other great companies. For more information contact Kari at (313) 737 8888 or thehorseads@aol.com.
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LOVE The Horse magazine! To this day, it's still the only magazine where I sometimes wish the "hot girl" would get out of the picture so I could get a better look at the bikes. Glad they're paying homage to the old school days with judges like Sugar Bear and Mondo.
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