Trask Performance Bagger Show Shines at Cave Creek Roadhouse

The 2025 Trask Performance Bagger Show at Cave Creek Roadhouse proved to be a major highlight of Cave Creek Bike Week, drawing a massive crowd and showcasing some of the most innovative custom Harley-Davidson baggers in the Southwest. Held on April 4, under somewhat-sunny Arizona skies, the event delivered a host of radness in the form of performance, style and overall craftsmanship for the performance bagger scene.
Custom motorcycle builders from across the region brought their A-game, unveiling one-of-a-kindbaggers that pushed the boundaries of both design and engineering. From aggressive road-race-inspired builds to slammed street machines with turbocharged torque, the range and quality of bikes on display was truly impressive. Each build had its own unique character, making the judging process one of the toughest yet.
The competition culminated in the announcement of the top three winners, who walked away with Trask Performance gift cards and high-end prizes courtesy of BDL Belt Drives, a longtime supporter of the V-twin custom culture. Their contributions helped raise the stakes and reward the incredible efforts of the builders who continue to push the evolution of the Harley-Davidson platform.
More than just a bike show, the Trask Performance Bagger Show was a community gathering for performance V-twin enthusiasts, builders, and fans alike. The Cave Creek Roadhouse provided the perfect setting for the event, offering great food, cold drinks, and the kind of high-energy atmosphere that defines Arizona’s motorcycle scene during Cave Creek Bike Week.

The big news coming out of the event? Trask Performance has already confirmed that the Bagger Show will return in 2026—and it’s going to be even bigger and better. Expect more bikes, more wild builds, more prizes, and even more action.

For those who missed it, mark your calendars now. The Trask Performance Bagger Show is quickly becoming one of the must-attend custom Harley-Davidson events of the year.











