The Progressive® International Motorcycle Shows® (IMS), will kick-off the seventh year of its Ultimate Builder Custom Bike Competition, a custom motorcycle builder competition, in Portland, OR (Oct 31-Nov. 1, 2015), the first stop of its nationwide Tour. There will be a total 10 IMS Shows in 10 cities for a chance to win a piece of $100,000 in cash and prizes. About 400 custom built bikes are expected to compete in these shows. Four cash prize winners will be chosen at each show, with the inaugural U.S. Championship Round held in Chicago, IL (February 12-14, 2016.) The Championship Round will feature prizes up to five times that of the other cities, topping out at an impressive $10,000 in the Freestyle class.
This highly anticipated annual competition is proudly sponsored by J&P Cycles and Harley-Davidson, who be returning as the title sponsor of the Modified Harley-Davidson class. The Championship Round will feature prizes up to five times that of the other cities, topping out at an impressive $10,000 in the Freestyle class. This highly anticipated annual competition is proudly sponsored by J&P Cycles and Harley-Davidson, who be returning as the title sponsor of the Modified Harley-Davidson class.
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The Ultimate Builder Custom Bike Competition hosts four classes of competition including Freestyle, Modified Harley-Davidson, Modified Custom and Modified Street. Judging will be conducted by the competitors themselves, with the top builders in each class receiving awards, along with a special “People’s Choice” award given to the builder who receives the most votes from show attendees. An awards ceremony will take place in each city where winners will receive cash and prizes followed by a short interview so attendees can learn the story behind the award-winning bikes.
The Progressive® International Motorcycle Shows® offer enthusiasts an all-access pass to the world of motorcycling. Launched in 1982, the tour showcases hundreds of the latest street bikes, dirt bikes, cruisers, scooters and ATVs for new and experienced riders, and gives enthusiasts of all ages the opportunity to check out the latest gear and aftermarket accessories, as well as hours of entertainment.
Is it “artistic” to have a penis sticking up out of the top of a gas-tank….???
Just wondering
-nicker-
It’s a crown. And a crown, yes, is artistic.
Looks like a fun show … need to get out to it one of these years!
one of my favorite chaos bikes…..yankee or not, George is a good fellow. rumor is his new one will be at javits IMS in New York
Thanks Jeremy and yes I will be at the new York edition, and hey nicker, do you use flush mount gas caps on your award winning bike builds. Those who can do, those who can’t apparently troll
The IMS is a great show, comes to Chicago in the winter when we need to get around a lot of cool bikes and the people who like them.
who is nicker anyway…no website? and apparently a 2″ penis
that tank just is off a bit , looks like it broke its forward mount ands restin on the motor . Hell , at least it isn’t another big wheel bagger !
Pointing out the absurdity of gas-can-spout filler caps (once a fad, which this looked a lot like) is simply an opinion. And opinions are freely expressed here.
Moreover, if that pisses-off some…. well, BONUS….. 🙂
-nicker-
(and its 2.5 inches, thank you very much)