The annual One Motorcycle Show kicked off this past weekend in Portland, Oregon. Despite dreary skies, the turnout for the indoor show and shine was overwhelming. Organizers did a good job of filtering the non-stop line of onlookers so each attendee would have a chance to check out the bikes. The bikes did not disappoint as each bike was nicer than the previous and featured choppers, bobbers, trackers and more. The cool kids came out to play on Sunday with a dirt track races in nearby Salem. This area of the country loves their moto and it shows. We can’t wait to come back next year.

The crowds were bike at the One Moto show.

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Interesting Buell build.

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Wave rotors on a Buell front end.

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Tracker bikes waiting to race.

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There was even a few custom Dyna builds.

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Nice attention to detail on this Dyna motor.

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Trackers were definitely the in bikes.

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Another clean tracker build.

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Clean custom build.

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Red, white, blue and fast.

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Just the right amount of custom.

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A 125cc powered BMX.

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Nice Shovelhead chopper.

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Closer look at the shovel.

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Another Shovelhead chopper.

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One of the RSD Indian trackers.

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Panhead chopper.

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Clean 1980 Shovelhead.

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Closer look at the motor.

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Knuckles are always cool.

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Another tracker build.

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More RSD Indian trackers.

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Probably the wildest custom at the show.

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Closer look at the crazy motor.

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Would you ride on this bike all out?

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Trackers waiting to race.

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A classic built XR750.

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Classic Indian.

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The TPJ custom that got away.

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Time to race!

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