The time of a long weekend, the Germany Ruedesheim Magic Show in the Rhine Valley looks a lot like our Laconia event. In this city, there are memories of Elvis Presley who was stationed not too far away in Frieberg and who shot several scenes of the “GI Blues movie in Ruedeshelm.” A parade, vendors, stunts, rock n’ roll, lots of beer and of course a bike show to which participated A+ custom builders, organized and photographed by friend of the industry Horst Roesler. Proud winners can see their names after the jump.
MAGIC BIKE SHOW 2014 RESULTS
Best Antique/Classic/Youngtimer
1. FXST 1984 Softail, Jorg Teichmann
2. “Virus”, Michael Naumann
3. “Wild Seventies”, Bike Parts Factory
Best Sportster-Engine
1. “Relax”, Eberhard
2. Old School Sporty, Sven Knispel
3. “Little Red”, Maniac Mechanix
Best “Old School”
1. Sportster Old School, Eric Wedema/Niederlande
2. “Wild Seventies”, Bike Parts Factory
3. “Wanderratte”, Jorg Teichmann
Modified Harley
1. “Wild Seventies”, Bike Parts Factory
2. HD Dyna Street Bob, Anete Bayer
3. “Loretta”, Andrea Rizzi
Bagger/Touring
1. “Hustler”, Helmut Meyer, built by Fred Kodlin
2. “Undertaker”, Jürgen Schmid
3. Alex Shannon/Schottland
Radical
1. “Virus”, Michael Naumann
2. Evo Chopper, Tony Stephenson/Schottland
3. “Avalange”, Gifty Z.
Best of Show
1. “Virus”, Michael Naumann
2. “Hustler”, Helmut Meyer, built by Fred Kodlin
3. “Wild Seventies”, Bike Parts Factory
At the top, spitting flames, it’s builder Fred Kodlin.
THAT SKINNY SHOVEL WITH MODERN BRAKES IS..SLICK!
one of the builders on the new biker build off build a bike similar to that skinny tire bike 2 weeks ago not sure if I like it might take some getting used to
Cyril,
More information on the skinny-tired Shovel, please. Thanks. Later Jay