South Beach Casino motorcycle show a guaranteed winner
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This article was published 25/08/2017 (3325 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
More than 1,000 local motorcycle enthusiasts made the short, but scenic, trip to South Beach Casino and Resort last Sunday for the casino’s annual Motorcycle Show & Shine. Hosted by the Winnipeg Harley Riders Association and the Antique Motorcycle Club of Manitoba, this event has quickly grown to become Manitoba’s largest motorcycle show.
More than $2,000 in cash prizes were awarded to class winners for American, Harley-Davidson, British, European, Japanese, custom, vintage and special interest motorcycles. Cash was also given away for the Chief’s Choice and People’s Choice awards.
The show was free to enter and participants received a T-shirt, barbecue lunch and a chance at a number of door prizes in appreciation for showing off their motorcycles.
Highlights included a bike burnout display, live entertainment from the band Camper Special and more than enough sunshine to make us all forget fall is just around the corner!
willy@freepress.mb.ca
