In the German-speaking portion of Switzerland, the city of Luzern (Lucerne) is this weekend October 12-13 the epicenter of the European custom scene for both cars and motorcycles exhibited at the Swiss Performance International Motorshow. Although Switzerland doesn’t belong to the European Union, an independent status creating some red tape for exhibitors and builders transporting their ware, cars and bikes through the Swiss borders, promoter Ruedi Steck and partners are able to organize a very successful show in terms of participation of the main oem manufacturers, of builders and number of visitors. The reasons lie in the fact that Swiss people have a passion for everything automotive with the country being the base of builders producing some of the most high end custom machines in the world. Outside the US, Switzerland is also the country where Harley-Davidson has the largest market share of locally registered heavyweight motorcycles, an amazing 20 percent! Yesterday and this morning october 12th (opening of the show), correspondent “motographer” Horst Roesler shot a few of the bikes already setup to compete in the bike competition.
Postcards From The Swiss Performance International Motorshow
Published by October 12th, 2013 in Builders, Customs and Events.5 Responses to “Postcards From The Swiss Performance International Motorshow”
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Nice to see people who build rideable bikes. ..Z
Good ridable … a+
My Euro countrymen Build to Ride!
Badass looking V-Rod, blue softail springer my second fav
When I die and go to Heaven. it’ll probably look like this.