Jason Waechter

Friday the 13th Tattoo Marathon at Motown Harley-Davidson
2026-03-13 10:00 - 19:00 (America/Detroit) | Motown Harley-Davidson, 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, Michigan, 48180, United States
Friday the 13th Tattoo Marathon
Tattoo marathon at Motown Harley-Davidson
Friday, March 13, 2026
Starts at TBD
Motown Harley-Davidson®
14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, MI 48180

Details when we get them…March 13, 2026 is the date for the always fun, always fantastic Friday the 13th Tattoo Marathon at Motown Harley-Davidson in Taylor, MI
We will update this event when we have more information, including the time of the event.
Sponsored in partnership with Motown Harley-Davidson®, an independent Harley-Davidson® dealership. HARLEY-DAVIDSON®, the Bar & Shield logo, and related marks are trademarks of H-D U.S.A., LLC and are used for identification and promotional purposes.

Kalamazoo Motorcycle Swap Meet 2026
2026-03-22 09:00 - 15:00 UTC | Wings Event Center, 3600 Vanrick Drive, Kalamazoo, MI, 49001, United States
Kalamazoo, Michigan Motorcycle Swap Meet — Sunday, Mar 22, 2026
Winter projects don’t finish themselves—and that’s why riders circle Sunday, March 22, 2026 (9:00 AM–3:00 PM) on the calendar. The Kalamazoo Motorcycle Swap Meet turns a late-March Sunday into a rolling aisle of possibilities: bins of new and used motorcycle parts, stacks of leathers and riding gear, tools, manuals, and those just-right take-offs that make a build click. It’s a rider-run show—now managed by bikers for bikers—so tables tend to be long on real inventory and short on fluff. Adults $10; kids 12 & under free.
If you’ve been hunting a throttle housing that matches an older bar, a better ratio master cylinder, or a clean set of tins to skip the paint booth, this indoor parts hunt in Kalamazoo saves weeks of scrolling and shipping. Bring measurements, bring a list, and bring a little patience—you’ll overhear the best tech tips while someone digs to the bottom of a box for the exact bushing you need.
Quick Facts (at a glance)

What: Kalamazoo Motorcycle Swap Meet (indoor)
When: Sunday, Mar 22, 2026 — 9:00 AM–3:00 PM
Where: Kalamazoo, Michigan (indoor venue; watch day-of signage)
Admission: $10 per adult; 12 & under free
Hosted by: A seasoned team—run by bikers for bikers
Info line: 260-223-1409

Vendors: 10′×10′ spots are $45. Setup Saturday 12–6 PM. Registration deadline: March 8, 2026. Early sell-out is common.
Why Riders Make the Trip
West Michigan’s spring riding comes fast after the thaw. Hitting the Kalamazoo motorcycle swap in March means your bike is buttoned up before the first warm weekend. Vendors bring winter shop clean-outs, take-offs from recent upgrades, and small-batch parts you rarely see online. Prices are friendly, haggling is expected, and the best stories in the room usually come with a part number attached.
What You’ll See on the Tables

Core hard parts: controls, cables, rotors, calipers, brake lines, pegs, risers, bars
Engine & drive: gaskets, jets/injector bits, chains, sprockets, bearings, seals
Chassis & body: tins, seats, lighting, mirrors, hardware kits, fasteners
Rider gear: leathers, helmets, boots, gloves, cold-weather layers
Tools & knowledge: specialty tools, service manuals, wiring diagrams, tips from folks who’ve actually done the job

(Inventory varies by vendor, but this is the heartbeat of the show.)
For Vendor Spots, Setup & Pricing (Kalamazoo 2026)
Clean out the garage and turn spares into spring fuel money:

Spot size: 10′×10′
Price: $45 per spot
Setup: Saturday 12:00 PM–6:00 PM
Registration deadline: March 8, 2026
Register: To register as a vendor, contact Carrie Atkinson at 260-223-1409 or email Carrie at carrie.atkinson@freshnewstart.net.

Good photos and clear labels help parts move. Think: make/model/years, your ask, and the honest condition. Small items in bins, big items on stands—buyers notice.
First-Timer Tips (so you actually score)

Get there early for rare pieces; swing back late for end-of-day deals.
Bring your list and measurements. Bar diameters, bolt spacing, axle sizes save you from guesswork.
Cash still talks, though some vendors use apps.
Pack light but smart: tape measure, small flashlight, pocket magnet, a few shop towels.
Be kind and negotiate. Most folks are here to sell, not to argue.

Plan Your Day

Peak crowd: 9:00–11:30 AM
Deal time: 1:00–3:00 PM
Weather: It’s Michigan in March—layer up for the walk in, enjoy a heated show floor.
Parking & entry: Follow on-site signs for the quickest load-in and exit.

FAQs
What day and hours?
Sunday, March 22, 2026, 9:00 AM–3:00 PM.
How much is admission?
$10 per adult. Kids 12 & under are free.
Can I sell without a booth?
If you’re selling to the public, rent a vendor spot. Riders with just a couple small items can politely ask vendors if they’re buying—no tables, no spreading out, and no parking-lot sales. Final call is made on site by staff.
What’s the vendor setup?
Saturday 12–6 PM. Spots are 10′×10′ and $45 each. Register by March 8, 2026.
Who runs the meet?
A long-running promoter group—by bikers, for bikers—focused on a parts-heavy floor and smooth logistics.

911 Emergency Workshop with The Motorcycle Lawyer
2026-03-28 10:00 - 19:00 (America/Detroit) | Motown Harley-Davidson, 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, Michigan, 48180, United States
911 Emergency Workshop with The Motorcycle Lawyer
911 Emergency Workshop at Motown Harley-Davidson
Saturday, March 28, 2026
Starts at TBD
Motown Harley-Davidson®
14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, MI 48180

911 Emergency Workshop and free wings for lunch at Motown Harley-Davidson fueled by Jason- THE Motorcycle Lawyer! Details when we get them… at Motown Harley-Davidson in Taylor, MI More details as we get them
We will update this event when we have more information, including the time of the event.
Sponsored in partnership with Motown Harley-Davidson®, an independent Harley-Davidson® dealership. HARLEY-DAVIDSON®, the Bar & Shield logo, and related marks are trademarks of H-D U.S.A., LLC and are used for identification and promotional purposes.

Detroit Area Motorcycle Swap Meet in Novi 2026
2026-03-29 09:00 - 17:00 UTC | Suburban Collection Showplace, 46100 Grand River Ave, Novi, MI, 48374, United States
Detroit Area Motorcycle Swap Meet — Rev It Up Motorcycle Show & Swapmeet
Sunday, March 29, 2026 • 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Suburban Collection Showplace • 46100 Grand River Ave, Novi, MI 48374
The Detroit Area Motorcycle Swap Meet roars back in 2026 under a new banner — the Rev It Up Motorcycle Show & Swapmeet — bringing riders, builders, and parts hunters together for one of Michigan’s largest indoor motorcycle events. Set for Sunday, March 29, 2026, from 9 AM to 5 PM, this all-day show fills the Suburban Collection Showplace with acres of motorcycles, vendors, and live entertainment.
Expect three acres of parts, accessories, and gear, hundreds of vendor tables, a live band (TBA), and rows of bikes ready to admire, buy, or trade. Whether you’re after a rare OEM part, leathers for the season, or just want to walk among chrome and horsepower, this event is Detroit’s spring kick-off for riders. Admission: $10 per adult • Kids under 12 free.
Quick Facts (At a Glance)

Event: Rev It Up Motorcycle Show & Swapmeet (Detroit Area Motorcycle Swap Meet 2026)
Date: Sunday, March 29, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Location: Suburban Collection Showplace, 46100 Grand River Ave, Novi, MI 48374
Admission: $10/adult • Kids under 12 Free
Promoter: Rev It Up Promotions • (440) 387-8862
Features: 3 acres of indoor vendors, motorcycle show entries, live music, and family-friendly fun

The Spirit of a Detroit Motorcycle Swap Meet
Detroit riders know the tradition — a spring motorcycle swap meet in Novi, MI that marks the start of Michigan’s riding season. The Rev It Up Motorcycle Show & Swapmeet continues that legacy with fresh energy, a live stage, and an even larger footprint of parts and projects.
Bring a shopping list or just come to wander. Vendors will stock new and used motorcycle parts, custom accessories, tools, manuals, and riding gear for Harley-Davidson, metric, vintage, and custom builds.
For many in southeast Michigan, this is the first big ride-day of the year — a chance to reconnect with the community, check out new bikes, and find those last pieces your winter build needs.
What You’ll Find Inside

New & Used Parts: OEM and aftermarket components for Harley, metric, and custom bikes
Project Bikes & Builders: Rolling chassis, engine cores, and barn-finds for sale
Rider Gear & Leathers: Jackets, chaps, helmets, gloves, and accessories
Motorcycle Show: Local builders and customizers show off their work
Live Band: Performance TBA — adding music to the swap meet atmosphere
Family Friendly: Kids under 12 get in free, ample parking, food and beverages on site

Why Riders Shouldn’t Miss It
The Rev It Up Motorcycle Show & Swapmeet blends everything riders love about Michigan’s long-running motorcycle swap meets with the energy of a regional show. You’ll find vendors from across the Midwest, conversations that start over parts bins and end with ride plans, and a sea of chrome that reminds everyone why we put up with Michigan winters in the first place.
For Detroit-area motorcyclists, this is the one day to find the right part, score show-floor bargains, and meet local builders before riding season hits full throttle.
For Vendors and Bike Show Entries
Want to sell or show?

Vendor spaces and bike show entry forms are handled through Rev It Up Promotions.
Call (440) 387-8862 for current pricing, setup times, and space reservations.
Indoor layout allows for easy load-in/out; limited premium corner and end-cap spots fill fast.

Bring your best — everything from vintage tins and chrome to modern tech parts moves quickly when the doors open.
Tips for Attendees

Arrive early for rare parts and project bikes — doors open at 9 AM.
Bring cash; most vendors prefer it, though many accept payment apps.
Write down part numbers and measurements for your bike before you come.
Wear comfortable boots and layers; it’s a big show floor to cover.
Plan a few hours to see the swap and the show stage.

FAQs
When is the Detroit Area Motorcycle Swap Meet?
Sunday, March 29, 2026, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM.
Where is it held?
Suburban Collection Showplace, 46100 Grand River Ave, Novi, MI 48374.
How much is admission?
$10 per adult; kids under 12 free.
Who is the promoter?
Rev It Up Promotions (440-387-8862).
Can I sell parts without a vendor spot?
Sales to the public require a reserved vendor space. If you’re just bringing a few small items to offer to vendors, check with staff at the door before entry. No parking-lot sales allowed.
What about the live band?
Band announcement TBA — check back closer to show date for the 2026 lineup.
The Bottom Line
Detroit’s motorcycle culture has always thrived on garage builds, backyard fabricators, and swap-meet bargains. The Rev It Up Motorcycle Show & Swapmeet keeps that spirit alive—same energy, new promoter, and a bigger floor plan inside the Suburban Collection Showplace.
Mark your calendar for Sunday, March 29, 2026, and get ready to rev it up in Novi.

Accident Scene Management Class Lapeer MI (ASM Motorcycle Safety Training April 11)
2026-04-11 09:00 - 17:00 UTC | Elba Township Hall, 4717 Lippincott Rd, Lapeer, MI, 48446, United States
Accident Scene Management Motorcycle Safety Class in Lapeer, Michigan – April 11, 2026
Motorcycle riders in Michigan have an important opportunity to gain real-world, life-saving crash response skills at an upcoming Accident Scene Management (ASM) Basic 100 Series class in Lapeer.

Known as “A Crash Course for the Motorcyclist,” this nationally respected motorcycle safety training teaches riders what to do in the critical first 5 to 30 minutes after a crash — before professional emergency help arrives.

This instructor-led ASM class is organized through Road Guardians / Accident Scene Management, hosted locally by Lapeer HOG Chapter 2286, and generously sponsored by Jason Waechter – The Motorcycle Lawyer.

Event Details
Event: Accident Scene Management Basic 100 Series Class
Date: Saturday, April 11, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST
Venue: Elba Township Hall
Address: 4717 Lippincott Rd, Lapeer, MI 48446
Organizer: Road Guardians / Accident Scene Management
Host: Lapeer HOG Chapter 2286
Lead Instructor: Wally Jarvis, RN
Sponsor: Jason Waechter – The Motorcycle Lawyer
Class Type: Instructor-Led ASM Basic 100 Series
Class Limit: 20 students
Class Fee: $75 per student

This class is open to the general public and includes all class materials, a patch, a certificate, and lunch.

Accident Scene Management Class in Lapeer, Michigan
Motorcycle crashes are chaotic, stressful, and often confusing in the first moments after impact. For riders, passengers, and fellow bikers at the scene, knowing what to do before EMS arrives can make a meaningful difference. That is exactly why this Accident Scene Management motorcycle safety class in Lapeer, Michigan matters.

This ASM class is designed specifically for motorcyclists and the people around them. It focuses on practical, immediate crash-scene response — not abstract theory, and not training meant only for medical professionals. It is built for real riders, real roads, and real emergencies.

If you ride in Lapeer County, attend motorcycle events in Michigan, travel on rural roads, or participate in group rides, this is the kind of training that can stay with you for years.

What Riders Learn in This ASM Motorcycle Safety Class
This instructor-led class teaches riders how to respond in the most critical window after a crash. Rather than standing by helplessly, trained riders can better understand how to protect the injured, reduce further harm, and support emergency responders when they arrive.

How to safely approach and manage a motorcycle crash scene
Helmet removal techniques
Jaw thrust airway positioning
How and when to move an injured rider
How to recognize and respond to shock
Bleeding control basics
How to communicate important information to EMS
How to protect yourself and others at the scene

Students do not just hear about these concepts — they practice important techniques in a controlled learning environment. That hands-on aspect is one of the reasons Accident Scene Management training is so respected in the motorcycle community.

A Crash Course for the Motorcyclist
ASM is often described as “A Crash Course for the Motorcyclist” because it focuses on what to do in the first 5 to 30 minutes after a motorcycle crash until professional help arrives.

That time window matters. On many Michigan roads, especially outside densely populated urban areas, riders may be first on the scene or among the only people present in the immediate aftermath of a collision. Calm, informed actions in those moments can matter tremendously.

Continuing Education for EMS Professionals
This class also offers 6.0 CEHs available for EMS through CAPCE, adding another layer of credibility and value. While the course is highly relevant to riders and the general public, it also provides useful motorcycle-specific education for emergency personnel.

What Is Included with Registration
The class fee is only $75, a reduced rate made possible through sponsorship. The registration includes:

Full day of instructor-led ASM Basic 100 Series training
All class materials
Official patch
Certificate of completion
Lunch

This is a strong value for a course that delivers motorcycle-specific, potentially life-saving knowledge in a hands-on format.

Presented By Riders and Professionals Who Take Motorcycle Safety Seriously
This Lapeer Accident Scene Management class is more than just another safety event on the calendar. It brings together respected motorcycle safety training, local rider community support, and meaningful sponsorship to make this class more accessible to Michigan motorcyclists.

Road Guardians / Accident Scene Management is widely recognized for motorcycle-specific crash response education. Their ASM classes are designed to help riders respond more effectively in those first critical moments after a wreck, when calm action and proper technique can matter most.

The class is hosted locally by Lapeer HOG Chapter 2286, reflecting the kind of rider-to-rider commitment that makes motorcycle communities stronger. It is also made more affordable through the generous sponsorship of Jason Waechter – The Motorcycle Lawyer, helping reduce the registration cost while supporting practical rider education in Michigan.

If you ride with friends, attend rallies, participate in group rides, or simply want to be better prepared on the road, this is the kind of training that can stay with you for years. The skills taught here are practical, memorable, and potentially life-saving.

Seats are limited, and classes like this often draw riders who understand that preparation matters long before an ambulance arrives.

Who Should Attend This Motorcycle Safety Class

New motorcycle riders
Experienced riders
Motorcycle club members
Group ride leaders
Friends and family of riders
Event staff and rally volunteers
EMS professionals seeking motorcycle-specific training
Anyone who wants to be more prepared at a crash scene

Why Accident Scene Management Training Matters in Michigan
Michigan riders travel everything from small-town roads and rural two-lanes to major highways and scenic touring routes. No matter where you ride, there is always the possibility of coming upon a crash before first responders do.

That does not mean riders should take unsafe risks or attempt advanced medical care beyond their training. It does mean that knowing how to assess a scene, protect the injured, maintain an airway, and communicate effectively can help create better outcomes while professional help is on the way.

Prepared riders help create safer riding communities. Education like this strengthens the larger Michigan motorcycle community by giving riders practical tools they can carry with them every time they hit the road.

Road Guardian Member Discount
A $5 discount is available to Road Guardian members. To get the code, members can sign in to the secure Road Guardian member area at www.roadguardians.org.

Register Early — Class Size Is Limited
This class is limited to just 20 students, which helps provide a better hands-on learning experience. It also means seats may fill quickly.

For riders who have been thinking about taking an Accident Scene Management class in Michigan, this Lapeer event is an excellent opportunity to build meaningful skills in a respected training environment.

For more information or help with registration, contact info@roadguardians.org or call 262-706-3278.

Mark your calendar for Saturday, April 11, 2026, and take an important step toward becoming a more prepared, more confident, and more safety-minded motorcyclist.

Accident Scene Management Class Hillsdale MI – Motorcycle Safety Training April 18
2026-04-18 09:00 - 17:00 UTC | American Legion Post 53, 1611 Steamburg Rd, Hillsdale, MI, 49242, United States
Accident Scene Management Motorcycle Safety Class in Hillsdale, Michigan – April 18, 2026
Motorcycle riders in southern Michigan have an opportunity to gain real-world crash response skills at an upcoming Accident Scene Management (ASM) Basic 100 Series class in Hillsdale.

Known as “A Crash Course for the Motorcyclist,” this nationally respected training teaches riders what to do during the critical first 5 to 30 minutes after a motorcycle crash — before professional emergency help arrives.

This instructor-led motorcycle safety class is organized through Road Guardians / Accident Scene Management, supported locally by the American Legion Riders, and made more affordable through the combined contributions of lead instructor Steve Foster, Paramedic, who is donating his time, and Jason Waechter – The Motorcycle Lawyer, whose sponsorship helps reduce the normal class cost.

Event Details
Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM EST
Venue: Hillsdale American Legion Post 53
Address: 1611 Steamburg Rd, Hillsdale, MI 49242
Lead Instructor: Steve Foster, Paramedic
Host: American Legion Riders
Organizer: Road Guardians / Accident Scene Management
Class Limit: 20 students
Cost: $50 per student (Usual $125)
Lunch: A midday break will be provided. Participants are welcome to bring their own lunch or visit nearby dining options.

Because the instructor is donating his services and sponsorship support is helping offset event costs, riders can attend this class for only $50 instead of the normal $125 value.

Why This Motorcycle Safety Training Matters
Motorcycle crashes can happen on rural highways, scenic touring routes, small-town roads, or during organized rides. Riders are often first at the scene before emergency responders arrive.

This Accident Scene Management class helps participants understand how to safely manage a crash scene, reduce panic and confusion, and provide meaningful assistance until professional help arrives.

Skills Covered in This ASM Course

Scene safety awareness
Helmet removal techniques
Jaw thrust airway positioning
How and when to move an injured rider
Bleeding control basics
Recognizing signs of shock
Effective communication with EMS

Participants will practice important techniques in a structured environment designed to build confidence and preparedness for real-world situations.

Continuing Education Opportunity
This class offers 6.0 Continuing Education Hours (CEHs) available for EMS professionals through CAPCE.

What Is Included

Full instructor-led ASM Basic 100 Series training
All class materials
Official course patch
Completion certificate

Community Support Helps Make This Event Possible
This Hillsdale training event reflects strong collaboration within the motorcycle community. The class is supported by the American Legion Riders, while Steve Foster is donating his instructional services and sponsorship from Jason Waechter – The Motorcycle Lawyer helps reduce the registration cost for riders.

That combination of community support and rider-focused sponsorship helps make important motorcycle safety education more accessible in Michigan.

Road Guardian Member Discount
A $5 discount is also available to Road Guardian members. To get the code, members can sign in to the secure member area at RoadGuardians.org.

Register Early
Even at the reduced cost, enrollment is limited to just 20 participants. Riders interested in gaining practical crash response skills are encouraged to register as soon as possible.

For registration help or questions, contact info@roadguardians.org or call 262-706-3278.

Plan now to attend the Hillsdale ASM class on April 18, 2026 and take an important step toward becoming a more prepared and confident motorcyclist.

18th Annual D-Frost Run Motorcycle Ride & Party Benefit
2026-04-18 10:30 - 17:00 UTC | Motown Harley-Davidson, 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, Michigan, 48180, United States
18th Annual D-Frost Run Motorcycle Event — 2026
Ride & Party Benefit for the Penrickton Center for Blind Children
Date: April 18, 2026 • Time: Registration ~10:30 AM til NOON • After-Party until ~5:00 PM
Location: (Historically Motown Harley-Davidson / Flat Rock area, MI)
Join hundreds of riders for the 18th Annual D-Frost Run — a spirited spring charity motorcycle ride, swap-meet style vendor area, dinner, bike show and after-party, all in support of the Penrickton Center for Blind Children. Registration includes the ride, fun patches, raffle entries, dinner and the party. All proceeds benefit a worthy cause.
Quick Facts

Event: 18th Annual D-Frost Run Motorcycle Ride & Party Benefit
Date: April 18, 2026
Ride Start: Registration typically 10:30 AM at host location
Admission/Registration: (Past tiers: Ride + Dinner + Party ~$20, Dinner + Party ~$10, Party only ~$5)
Benefits: 100% of funds raised go to the Penrickton Center for Blind Children
What to Expect: Organized ride route, meat-and-potato dinner, raffle with big-ticket items, bike show, social gathering of riders, vendors, live music

Why Riders Attend
As winter ends, the D-Frost Run marks the start of Michigan’s ride season with purpose. You’ll ride alongside fellow enthusiasts, support a strong charity, enjoy camaraderie, hunt vendor patches or parts, and let loose at the after-party. It’s part rally, part ride-in-support, and part bike show party.
What You’ll Find

Group ride route through southeast Michigan backroads
Vendor area with motorcycle apparel, parts, accessories, and custom builds
Dinner (historically included) and a full-blown after-party with live music / DJ
Raffle prizes: big-ticket bikes or guitars or stereo systems
Bike show entries and trophies

For Vendors & Sponsors
If you’re a vendor, parts dealer or sponsor, this is a high-visibility spring event. Vendor setup usually early (morning) and the crowd stays through the ride & party. Sponsorships often include logoed patches or event shirts. Contact the organizers for 2026 rates and space availability.
Tips for Attendees

Arrive early to register and pick your ride packet with patch and raffle ticket
Bring cash for vendor tables and raffles
Ride cool but layer up: April in Michigan can still have a bite
Stay for the dinner and after-party — the social time is part of the draw
If you’re showing a bike, clean it the night before and plan to hang around for the photo ops

FAQs
When is the 18th Annual D-Frost Run?
Date to be announced for 2026. Check this page for the update once confirmed.
Where does the ride start?
Historically at Motown Harley-Davidson / Flat Rock area (Telegraph Rd) — final 2026 starting location TBA.
What does registration include?
Past years included ride entry, patch, dinner and after-party. 2026 details will be updated when released.
How can I help or sponsor?
Vendors, sponsors or raffle donors should contact the organizers (contact info will appear once the 2026 page is updated)

Harleys After Dark at Motown Harley-Davidson® | April 30, 2026 Taylor MI Motorcycle Event
2026-04-30 17:00 - 20:00 (America/Detroit) | Motown Harley-Davidson, 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, Michigan, 48180, United States
Harleys After Dark at Motown Harley-Davidson®
Date: Thursday, April 30, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Location: Motown Harley-Davidson®, 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, MI 48180
Hosted By: Motown Harley-Davidson®
Sponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer® – Jason Waechter
Contact: Karleigh Moritz | 734-947-4647 | marketing@motownharley.com
Attendant: Stacy McCandless

Harleys After Dark Brings Riders Together at Motown Harley-Davidson®
Harleys After Dark at Motown Harley-Davidson® is a Southeast Michigan motorcycle event built for riders, Harley-Davidson® fans, and people who love the energy of the motorcycle community. On Thursday, April 30, 2026, Motown Harley-Davidson® in Taylor, Michigan is hosting an evening of food, music, games, prizes, bikes, and rider camaraderie.

This event is sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, a longtime supporter of Michigan riders and motorcycle community events. For decades, The Motorcycle Lawyer® has stood with injured motorcyclists, supported rider-focused causes, and helped promote events that bring the motorcycle community together in a positive, meaningful way.

Whether you ride daily, ride weekends, are looking for your next Harley-Davidson®, or simply enjoy being around motorcycles and motorcycle people, Harleys After Dark is a great reason to get out, connect with others, and enjoy an evening at one of the area’s well-known Harley-Davidson® dealerships.

Event Details
Event: Harleys After Dark at Motown Harley-Davidson®
Date: Thursday, April 30, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Location: Motown Harley-Davidson®, 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, MI 48180
Hosted By: Motown Harley-Davidson®
Sponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer®
Event Contact: Karleigh Moritz | 734-947-4647 | marketing@motownharley.com
Attendant: Stacy McCandless

What to Expect at Harleys After Dark
Harleys After Dark is designed to feel like a true rider gathering. Guests can expect an evening with food, drinks, music, games, prizes, and a relaxed dealership atmosphere surrounded by motorcycles and fellow enthusiasts.

The event is expected to include free dinner and drinks, fresh pizza, chips, beverages, live music, games, giveaways, and a chance to win a $500 Motown Harley-Davidson® gift card. It is the kind of motorcycle event that gives riders a reason to meet up after work, check out bikes, talk riding season plans, and enjoy a night built around the motorcycle lifestyle.

Because dealership events may have limited space or RSVP requirements, guests should contact Motown Harley-Davidson® or confirm event details with the host before attending.

A Motorcycle Community Night in Taylor, Michigan
Motown Harley-Davidson® is located at 14100 Telegraph Rd in Taylor, Michigan, making this event easy to reach for riders from Taylor, Dearborn, Allen Park, Southgate, Wyandotte, Romulus, Detroit, Livonia, Downriver, and surrounding Southeast Michigan communities.

Harleys After Dark is more than a dealership event. It is a chance for riders to gather, support a local motorcycle business, enjoy the beginning of the riding season, and spend time with people who understand the passion, freedom, and connection that come with riding.

Sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®
The Motorcycle Lawyer® is proud to sponsor Harleys After Dark at Motown Harley-Davidson®. Supporting motorcycle events is part of a larger commitment to Michigan riders, motorcycle safety, rider awareness, and the people who make the motorcycle community so strong.

Motorcyclists deserve respect on the road and support within the community. Events like Harleys After Dark help keep that community active, visible, and connected. The Motorcycle Lawyer® continues to stand with riders at events, on the road, and when injured motorcyclists need experienced legal help after a crash.

Why Riders Should Attend
Harleys After Dark gives riders a fun, easy way to spend the evening with motorcycles, music, food, prizes, and fellow motorcycle enthusiasts. It is a strong local event for anyone who wants to connect with the riding community, visit Motown Harley-Davidson®, and enjoy a motorcycle-focused night in Taylor, Michigan.

For riders looking for a casual motorcycle event in Southeast Michigan, this is a great opportunity to roll in, enjoy the dealership atmosphere, and support a rider-friendly gathering sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®.

Harleys After Dark Event Location
Motown Harley-Davidson®
14100 Telegraph Rd
Taylor, MI 48180

Harleys After Dark FAQ
When is Harleys After Dark at Motown Harley-Davidson®?
Harleys After Dark is scheduled for Thursday, April 30, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

Where is Harleys After Dark being held?
The event is being held at Motown Harley-Davidson®, located at 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, MI 48180.

Who is hosting Harleys After Dark?
Harleys After Dark is hosted by Motown Harley-Davidson®.

Who is sponsoring this motorcycle event?
Harleys After Dark is sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, a strong supporter of Michigan riders and motorcycle community events.

What can guests expect at Harleys After Dark?
Guests can expect a motorcycle community night with food, drinks, music, games, prizes, dealership energy, and a chance to connect with other riders and Harley-Davidson® fans.

Should attendees RSVP?
Guests should confirm RSVP requirements directly with Motown Harley-Davidson® before attending, especially because dealership events may have limited space or specific registration instructions.

International Female Ride Day 2026
2026-05-02 | MI
International Female Ride Day Detroit 2026 (IFRD)
International Female Ride Day (IFRD) is a worldwide ride celebration held every year on the first Saturday in May. It isn’t one single event at one single venue — it’s a shared global ride day when women riders everywhere get visible, get together, and get miles.
For International Female Ride Day Detroit 2026, that date falls on Saturday, May 2, 2026. Across Detroit and Southeast Michigan, women riders will celebrate in their own way — some rolling solo, some linking up with friends, and others joining organized meetups hosted by local riding groups.
No matter how you choose to ride, the message is simple: women ride, and women belong in motorcycling. #JustRide
Date: Saturday, May 2, 2026
Where: Detroit Metro / Southeast Michigan
What It Is: A global ride day celebrating women riders
How It Works: Multiple meetups and group rides may take place throughout the Detroit area
What Is International Female Ride Day?
International Female Ride Day is a global movement that unites women riders on one synchronized day each year. Women from more than 100 countries participate by simply riding — together or independently — and sharing the visibility of women in the motorcycling community.
It’s not about engine size. It’s not about brand. It’s not about speed.
It’s about showing up.
How Detroit Celebrates IFRD
Detroit is a motorcycle city. From cruisers to sport bikes, touring machines to customs, the culture runs deep. On IFRD, that culture shifts focus — and women riders take center stage.
In the Detroit area, celebrations typically include:

Organized group rides hosted by local riding communities
Dealership meetups and ride-outs
Small crew rides organized through group chats
Solo rides marked by photos and social media posts
Post-ride coffee, lunch, or hangout gatherings

There may be multiple Detroit-area IFRD meetups announced as May approaches. Riders can choose the vibe that fits them best — big group energy or smaller, tight-knit rides.
How to Plan Your International Female Ride Day Detroit 2026
If you want this to feel like more than “just another Saturday,” make a plan now.

Text your riding crew early. The best IFRD rides are planned in advance.
Pick a meetup window. Late morning or early afternoon works best.
Choose a simple route. 45–90 minutes keeps groups tight and enjoyable.
End somewhere social. Coffee, lunch, waterfront stop, or scenic overlook.

Structure creates energy. Energy creates turnout.
First-Timer Friendly
If you’re new to riding, IFRD is one of the best days of the year to show up. The tone is supportive. The focus is inclusive. Experience levels vary widely — and that’s the point.
This is the day to:

Take your first group ride
Meet other women riders in Detroit
Build confidence in a positive setting
Feel part of something global

What to Bring

Fuel up before meeting
Weather layers (Michigan May can shift quickly)
Hydration
Charged phone for photos and coordination
Kickstand puck if parking on soft surfaces

Detroit Ride Ideas for IFRD
Want inspiration? Consider building your ride around:

Detroit Riverfront cruising
Historic Corktown loops
Woodward Avenue stretch
Lakeshore routes in Southeast Michigan
A scenic stop outside the city with open roads

Make it photogenic. Make it memorable. Make it yours.
Why International Female Ride Day Matters
Visibility changes culture.
When women riders across Detroit roll out on the same day as women riders across the world, it reinforces something powerful: motorcycling is stronger when it’s inclusive.
IFRD isn’t about proving anything. It’s about presence.
And presence is powerful.
International Female Ride Day Detroit 2026 – Quick FAQ
When is International Female Ride Day 2026?
Saturday, May 2, 2026 (first Saturday of May).
Is there one official Detroit event?
IFRD is a global ride day. Multiple Detroit-area groups may organize their own meetups and rides.
Do I need to register?
Most rides are informal or community-hosted. Check local group announcements as the date approaches.
What kind of bike do I need?
Any bike you ride confidently. IFRD is about women riders — not categories.
Mark It Now
Saturday, May 2, 2026.
Invite your crew. Choose your route. Ride proud. Take the photo. Post it.
Detroit women riders — this is your day.

American Legion Post 351 Blessing of the Bikes 2026
2026-05-02 09:00 - 20:00 UTC | American Legion Post 351, 46146 Cass Ave, Utica, MI 48317, MI, 48317, United States
American Legion Post 351 Blessing of the Bikes 2026 – Utica, Michigan
Saturday, May 2, 2026 is set to bring a full-throttle community day to Utica as American Legion Post 351 hosts the 9th Annual Blessing of the Bikes. This is the kind of Michigan motorcycle event that feels like a reunion: riders rolling in early, music building all day, great food on-site, and a moment at the center of it all that reminds you why people love this lifestyle in the first place.
If you’ve been searching for the Blessing of the Bikes Utica MI date, this is the one: American Legion Post 351 Blessing of the Bikes takes place May 2, 2026 with an all-day schedule and a formal blessing time you’ll want to plan around.
Date: Saturday, May 2, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Blessing: 1:00 PM
Location: American Legion Post 351
Address: 46146 Cass Ave, Utica, MI 48317
All vehicles welcome.
Why Riders Show Up Early (and Stay Late)
This isn’t a “show up for 20 minutes and leave” kind of day. The vibe is built for hanging out—cruise in with your crew, walk the grounds, grab food, catch the entertainment, meet people you only see when the weather breaks, and be there for the 1:00 PM blessing when the crowd pulls together.

Live entertainment all day (you’ll feel it the moment you pull in)
Multiple food trucks on-site
All vehicles welcome (bikes, cars, and everything in-between)
Community-first energy that makes people text friends: “Get over here.”

The Main Moment: Blessing at 1:00 PM
Plan your day so you’re on-site before the blessing. Even if you’re not the sentimental type, the Blessing of the Bikes is the anchor of the event—an intentional pause in the middle of a loud, fun day that sets the tone for the riding season ahead.
Pro move: aim to arrive with enough time to park, grab a bite, and get situated so you’re not rushing right as the blessing begins.
What to Expect On-Site
Because this event is described by the organizers as “constantly evolving,” the smartest plan is to treat this as an all-day ride-in where you can enjoy the staples—food, entertainment, and the blessing—while staying flexible as new details drop closer to the date.

Live entertainment running throughout the day
Food trucks (multiple options, so come hungry)
Vehicle variety (classic, custom, modern, and everything you don’t see on a normal day)
A social atmosphere that’s perfect for groups meeting up

Vendor + Sponsor Info
If you want to get involved as a vendor or sponsor, the guidance shared publicly for this event is simple: contact the organizers through Messenger. Because vendor opportunities and layouts can change year to year, reaching out directly is the fastest way to get the current requirements and expectations.
Vendor/Sponsor: Contact through Messenger (per organizer posts)
Event location: American Legion Post 351, Utica, MI
How to Plan the Day (So It Feels Effortless)
The difference between a “good time” and an “I’m doing this every year” day usually comes down to tiny choices. Here’s how riders get the most out of a big, all-day event:

Arrive earlier than you think. You’ll park easier, settle in, and actually enjoy the build-up.
Make the blessing the centerpiece. Plan food and meetups around the 1:00 PM blessing.
Bring a friend who’s been “meaning to ride more.” This is the perfect event to hook them.
Keep your kit simple: sunglasses, layers, phone charger, cash/card, and water.
Don’t over-schedule. A day like this is best when you can wander and vibe.

What to Bring

Comfortable shoes (you’ll do more walking than you expect)
Weather layers (Michigan spring loves surprises)
Ear protection if you’re sensitive to noise
Phone charger (photos + messages + maps add up fast)
A “meetup plan” with your crew (one clear place/time to regroup)

Group Meetups: Make It a “Bring Your People” Day
Want this to be share bait for your friends? Use this simple script:

Pick a meetup window: “Let’s roll in between 10:30 and 11:00.”
Pick one anchor point: “We’ll meet by the food trucks first.”
Make the blessing the moment: “Be there before 1:00—no exceptions.”

This is exactly the kind of day where a group chat turns into a parking-lot lineup, and the lineup turns into a full-season ride crew.
Location Details: American Legion Post 351 (Utica, MI)
American Legion Post 351 is the host site for this event. Use the address below in your GPS and plan to give yourself extra time for event traffic as the day builds.
American Legion Post 351
46146 Cass Ave
Utica, MI 48317
Quick FAQ
When is the American Legion Post 351 Blessing of the Bikes?
Saturday, May 2, 2026.
What are the hours?
9:00 AM – 8:00 PM.
What time is the blessing?
The blessing is scheduled for 1:00 PM.
Is it just motorcycles?
Public postings for this event say all vehicles are welcome.
Will there be food?
Yes—public postings mention multiple food trucks.
Is entertainment part of the event?
Yes—public postings describe live entertainment all day.
I want to be a vendor or sponsor—who do I contact?
Public postings indicate vendor/sponsor inquiries should be made by contacting the organizers through Messenger.
Final Word: Show Up for the Blessing, Stay for the Day
If you’re picking one early-season ride-in to kick off spring, this one makes sense: long event hours, food on-site, entertainment all day, and a real centerpiece moment at 1:00 PM that brings everyone together.
Mark it now: May 2, 2026. Then send it to your friends and make the plan. The riders who have the best season are the riders who actually show up.
Note: This event is described publicly as “constantly evolving.” Check for organizer updates as the date gets closer.

Detroit Ninja Bike Night at Cycle Gear Sterling Heights
2026-05-02 17:00 - 22:00 (America/Detroit) | Cycle Gear Sterling Heights, 44951 Schoenherr Rd, Sterling Heights, MI, 48313, United States
Detroit Ninja Bike Night at Cycle Gear Sterling Heights
Date: Saturday, May 2, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Location: Cycle Gear, 44951 Schoenherr Rd, Sterling Heights, MI 48313
Hosted By: Detroit Ninja
Sponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer®
Attendant: Chad Adkins

Detroit Ninja Bike Night is bringing riders together at Cycle Gear in Sterling Heights for a Saturday evening motorcycle gathering built around bikes, community, and the energy of Southeast Michigan’s riding scene. Hosted by Detroit Ninja and sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, this May 2026 bike night gives riders a reason to roll out, meet up, and enjoy an evening surrounded by motorcycles and fellow enthusiasts.

This event takes place on Saturday, May 2, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM at Cycle Gear, located at 44951 Schoenherr Rd in Sterling Heights, Michigan. Riders from Sterling Heights, Warren, Shelby Township, Clinton Township, Macomb, Utica, Troy, Rochester Hills, Detroit, and nearby communities can come out for a strong local bike night atmosphere at one of the area’s well-known motorcycle gear destinations.

Detroit Ninja Bike Night is a great event for sport bike riders, cruiser riders, Harley riders, new riders, riding groups, and anyone who enjoys the motorcycle lifestyle. Whether you are coming out to see bikes, connect with other riders, meet up with friends, or simply enjoy a Saturday night motorcycle event, this gathering is a strong addition to the May 2026 Michigan motorcycle event calendar.

The Motorcycle Lawyer® is proud to sponsor Detroit Ninja Bike Night and support events that keep Michigan’s motorcycle community active, visible, and connected. Events like this help riders come together, build relationships, support local motorcycle culture, and celebrate the freedom and passion that make riding such an important part of life for so many people.

Why riders should attend: Saturday night bike night, all-bike atmosphere, Detroit Ninja hosting, Cycle Gear location, Southeast Michigan rider community, and sponsorship support from The Motorcycle Lawyer®.

Event Location:
Cycle Gear
44951 Schoenherr Rd
Sterling Heights, MI 48313

All Clubs Ride - Stockbridge
2026-05-03 10:00 - 17:00 UTC | Downtown Stockbridge, Stockbridge, MI, United States
20th Annual All Clubs Ride 2026 – Stockbridge, Michigan
The 20th Annual All Clubs Ride rolls into Stockbridge, Michigan on Sunday, May 3, 2026, bringing riders together for one of the area’s longest-running multi-club motorcycle gatherings.
Date: Sunday, May 3, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM onward
Location: Stockbridge, Michigan
Sponsor: Stockbridge Downtown Development Authority and Jason, The Motorcycle Lawyer
For two decades, All Clubs Ride has served as a unifying event for Michigan motorcycle clubs and independent riders alike. This is not a single-club event — it’s a day built around the idea that all riders share the same road.
A 20-Year Michigan Motorcycle Tradition
Reaching its 20th year is no small milestone. All Clubs Ride has become a recurring spring gathering where riders reconnect after winter, roll through town together, and kick off the riding season with shared energy.
Clubs, riding groups, and individual riders are all welcome. Whether you ride cruiser, touring, sport, vintage, or custom, this event is about unity and respect across Michigan’s motorcycle community.
Community Support
This year’s event is supported by the Stockbridge Downtown Development Authority and proudly sponsored in part by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, Jason Waechter — Michigan’s dedicated motorcycle accident attorney and advocate for rider safety and rights.
Local partnerships like these help ensure that motorcycle events remain organized, welcoming, and positive for both riders and the surrounding community.
What Riders Can Expect

Morning gathering beginning at 10:00 AM
Motorcycles filling Stockbridge streets
Riders representing multiple clubs and independent groups
A strong community atmosphere supported by the Stockbridge Downtown Development Authority

Events like All Clubs Ride help strengthen relationships between riders and the communities they pass through. It’s a visible reminder that Michigan’s motorcycle culture is active, organized, and built on camaraderie.
Who Should Attend?
If you’re part of a motorcycle club, this ride is designed for you. If you’re not part of a club, you are equally welcome. All Clubs Ride is built on inclusion, respect, and the shared experience of riding.
Contact Information
For additional information:
Russ
517-927-0555
stockholler46@yahoo.com
Mark the Date
All Clubs Ride – May 3, 2026 – 10 AM onward – Stockbridge, MI.
Bring your crew. Bring your colors. Or just bring your bike. After 20 years, this event has earned its place on Michigan’s motorcycle calendar.
Check out these great motorcycle events in May:
International Female Ride Day 2026
American Legion Post 351 Blessing of the Bikes 2026
Freedom Lighthouse Fellowship Bike Blessing 2026
The Baldwin Blessing of the Bikes 2026
Walneck’s Motorcycle Swap Meet
Thursday Night Bikes at Lapeer VFW

Heroes Appreciation Bike Night + Bikini Contest | Motown Harley-Davidson®
2026-05-08 17:00 - 20:00 (America/Detroit) | Motown Harley-Davidson, 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, Michigan, 48180, United States
Heroes Appreciation Bike Night + Bikini Contest at Motown Harley-Davidson®
Michigan Motorcycle Event: Bike Night
Date: Friday, May 8, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Location: Motown Harley-Davidson®, 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, MI 48180
Hosted By: Motown Harley-Davidson®
Sponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer®
Attendant: Stacy McCandless

Bike Night, Heroes Appreciation, and a Live Bikini Contest at Motown Harley-Davidson®
Heroes Appreciation Bike Night + Bikini Contest is bringing one of May’s most attention-grabbing motorcycle events to Motown Harley-Davidson® in Taylor, Michigan. On Friday, May 8, 2026, riders, motorcycle fans, Harley-Davidson® enthusiasts, local heroes, families, and friends can come together for a high-energy evening filled with bikes, music, food, drinks, giveaways, and a live bikini competition.

This is not just another bike night. This is the kind of Southeast Michigan motorcycle event that gives people a reason to stop scrolling, make plans, and show up. Motown Harley-Davidson® is combining the fun of a Friday night motorcycle gathering with a Heroes Appreciation theme, live entertainment, contest excitement, food truck energy, and the chance to enter to win a new Harley-Davidson® Sportster Nightster.

Sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, this event is built around the same motorcycle community that keeps Michigan riding culture strong. Whether you ride a Harley, ride another motorcycle, love bike nights, want to support local heroes, or simply want a fun Friday night event in Taylor, this is one May motorcycle event worth putting on the calendar.

Event Details
Event: Heroes Appreciation Bike Night + Bikini Contest
Date: Friday, May 8, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Location: Motown Harley-Davidson®, 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, MI 48180
Hosted By: Motown Harley-Davidson®
Sponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer®
Attendant: Stacy McCandless

What to Expect at Heroes Appreciation Bike Night + Bikini Contest
Motown Harley-Davidson® is planning a full Friday night event with a live bikini competition, cheap dinner, cheap drinks, a food truck on site, great music, games, prizes, and a Kids’ Korner. That mix gives the event strong appeal for riders, spectators, families, Harley fans, and anyone looking for a lively motorcycle night in Southeast Michigan.

The live bikini contest is expected to be one of the biggest attention-grabbers of the evening. Motown Harley-Davidson® has promoted its 2026 bikini contest series as fun, energetic, and open to competitors looking for a chance to win cash and compete toward the Miss Motown Harley-Davidson® 2026 title. For spectators, it adds a show-style attraction to an already active motorcycle event.

The Heroes Appreciation theme also gives this bike night extra meaning. Riders, veterans, first responders, active service members, public safety supporters, and community-minded guests can gather in a setting that recognizes people who serve while still delivering the fun, loud, social atmosphere people expect from a Motown Harley-Davidson® bike night.

Enter to Win a New Harley-Davidson® Sportster Nightster
One of the biggest reasons to attend Motown Harley-Davidson® bike nights in 2026 is the giveaway opportunity. Guests can enter for a chance to win a new Harley-Davidson® Sportster Nightster, with one free entry available at every bike night attended and a live drawing planned for September 2026.

That means this May 8 bike night is more than a one-night event. It is also part of Motown Harley-Davidson®’s larger 2026 bike night season, giving motorcycle fans another opportunity to get involved, show up, enjoy the dealership atmosphere, and stay connected throughout the riding season.

A Friday Night Motorcycle Event in Taylor, Michigan
Motown Harley-Davidson® is located at 14100 Telegraph Rd in Taylor, Michigan, making this event easy to reach for riders from Taylor, Dearborn, Allen Park, Southgate, Romulus, Lincoln Park, Wyandotte, Detroit, Livonia, Downriver, and surrounding Southeast Michigan communities.

Friday night bike nights have a different kind of energy. The workweek is ending, the weather is warming up, motorcycles are coming out, and riders are looking for places to go. Heroes Appreciation Bike Night + Bikini Contest gives people a clear destination, a strong reason to ride, and a full evening of motorcycle-focused entertainment.

Sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®
The Motorcycle Lawyer® is proud to sponsor Heroes Appreciation Bike Night + Bikini Contest at Motown Harley-Davidson®. Supporting motorcycle events is part of a long-standing commitment to Michigan riders, rider safety, motorcycle awareness, and the community that surrounds the riding lifestyle.

Motorcycle events help keep riders visible, connected, and supported. They bring people together before accidents happen, after the workday ends, and throughout the riding season. The Motorcycle Lawyer® continues to stand with motorcyclists at community events, on Michigan roads, and when injured riders need experienced legal help after a crash.

Why Riders and Motorcycle Fans Should Attend
This event has the ingredients that make a motorcycle night worth attending: a strong Harley-Davidson® dealership setting, a Friday evening schedule, a live bikini competition, music, food, drinks, prizes, a giveaway opportunity, family-friendly features, and a Heroes Appreciation theme.

For riders looking for a May motorcycle event in Michigan, this one has real pull. It offers something visual, something social, something entertaining, and something community-driven. It is the kind of event people notice online and remember after they attend.

Top reasons to go: Live bikini contest, Heroes Appreciation bike night, Motown Harley-Davidson® atmosphere, food truck, cheap dinner and drinks, great music, Kids’ Korner, games, prizes, motorcycle community, and a chance to enter to win a new Harley-Davidson® Sportster Nightster.

Event Location
Motown Harley-Davidson®
14100 Telegraph Rd
Taylor, MI 48180

Important Event Notes
Guests should confirm final event details directly with Motown Harley-Davidson® before attending. Event features, contest details, giveaway rules, food and drink availability, and schedule items may be subject to change. Motown Harley-Davidson® notes that guests must be 21+ with valid ID for alcohol-related participation and reminds attendees to drink responsibly.

Heroes Appreciation Bike Night + Bikini Contest FAQ
When is Heroes Appreciation Bike Night + Bikini Contest?
Heroes Appreciation Bike Night + Bikini Contest is scheduled for Friday, May 8, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

Where is the event being held?
The event is being held at Motown Harley-Davidson®, located at 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, MI 48180.

Who is hosting the event?
The event is hosted by Motown Harley-Davidson® in Taylor, Michigan.

Who is sponsoring this motorcycle event?
Heroes Appreciation Bike Night + Bikini Contest is sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, a strong supporter of Michigan riders and motorcycle community events.

What is happening at this bike night?
The event is expected to include a live bikini competition, cheap dinner and drinks, a food truck on site, great music, games, prizes, a Kids’ Korner, and motorcycle community entertainment.

Can guests enter to win a Harley-Davidson® motorcycle?
Motown Harley-Davidson® is promoting a 2026 bike night giveaway with a chance to win a new Harley-Davidson® Sportster Nightster. Guests should review the official dealership rules and eligibility details before participating.

Is this event only for Harley-Davidson® riders?
No. While the event is hosted at Motown Harley-Davidson®, bike nights typically attract a wide range of motorcycle enthusiasts, spectators, friends, families, and people who enjoy the riding community.

Should attendees confirm details before going?
Yes. Guests should confirm final details with Motown Harley-Davidson® before attending because event features, times, contest information, and participation rules can change.

Biker Bible Revival 2026
2026-05-09 08:00 - 15:00 UTC | Biker Bible Revival, 37051 W Red Arrow Hwy, Paw Paw, MI, 49079, United States
Biker Bible Revival 2026 – Paw Paw, Michigan
Biker Bible Revival returns to Paw Paw, Michigan on Saturday, May 9, 2026, bringing together riders, families, churches, and the local community for a day of faith, fellowship, and powerful live music.
Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026
Start Time: 10:00 AM to 3 pm
Location: 37051 W Red Arrow Hwy, Paw Paw, MI 49079
Biker Bible Revival is more than just an event on the calendar — it’s a gathering where motorcycle culture and Christian faith come together in one welcoming space. Whether you ride in with your club, cruise in solo, or arrive with your family, the message is simple: all are welcome.
Where Rider Culture and Faith Meet
Paw Paw becomes a meeting ground for riders who value both the freedom of the road and the strength of community. Chrome and leather sit comfortably beside worship, fellowship, and shared purpose.
This event is designed to create connection — between riders, churches, and neighbors. It’s a space where stories are shared, encouragement is offered, and community bonds are strengthened.
Live Music & Featured Message
Live entertainment will feature The Resurrection Blues Band, bringing energy and soul to the afternoon with a sound that resonates with both riders and music lovers alike.
A featured message will be delivered by John Carter, offering encouragement and inspiration to those gathered. The revival atmosphere blends music, testimony, and fellowship in a way that feels authentic and grounded.
What to Expect at Biker Bible Revival

Morning gathering beginning at 10:00 AM
Live music performances throughout the day
Faith-based message and community encouragement
Fellowship with riders, churches, and families
Vendor and ministry participation

The event atmosphere is welcoming and inclusive. You don’t need to ride to attend — but motorcycles are part of the spirit and energy of the day.
Why Events Like This Matter
Motorcycle gatherings often center around rallies, swap meets, and rides. Biker Bible Revival adds another layer — reflection, encouragement, and connection. It reminds riders that strength isn’t just found in horsepower, but also in faith, friendship, and shared values.
For some, it’s a day of worship. For others, it’s a chance to reconnect with the riding community in a positive environment. For many, it’s both.
Location Details
37051 W Red Arrow Hwy
Paw Paw, MI 49079
Paw Paw provides an accessible Southwest Michigan location for riders traveling from Kalamazoo, Benton Harbor, Grand Rapids, and surrounding communities.
Plan Your Visit

Arrive early to connect with other riders
Bring weather-appropriate gear
Invite your club, church, or riding partners
Come with an open heart and open mind

Mark Your Calendar
Biker Bible Revival – Saturday, May 9, 2026 – Paw Paw, Michigan.
A day where engines rumble, music rises, and community gathers with purpose.
Visit our motorcycle events home page our full list of the best motorcycle events in Michigan

SwapMeet Saturday at Motown Harley-Davidson® | Taylor MI
2026-05-09 10:00 - 16:00 (America/Detroit) | Motown Harley-Davidson, 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, Michigan, 48180, United States
SwapMeet Saturday at Motown Harley-Davidson®
Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: Motown Harley-Davidson®, 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, MI 48180
Hosted By: Motown Harley-Davidson®
Sponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer®
Attendant: Stacy McCandless

Buy, Sell, Trade, and Talk Bikes at Motown Harley-Davidson®
SwapMeet Saturday at Motown Harley-Davidson® is bringing riders, garage-cleaners, parts hunters, Harley-Davidson® fans, and motorcycle bargain seekers together in Taylor, Michigan for a motorcycle swap meet with real rider appeal. On Saturday, May 9, 2026, Motown Harley-Davidson® is hosting a marketplace-style event where people can sell pre-loved Harley parts and accessories, shop for used motorcycle gear, discover hard-to-find finds, and connect with other motorcycle enthusiasts.

This is the kind of motorcycle event that gets people moving because it speaks directly to what riders love: bikes, parts, gear, deals, stories, and the thrill of finding something useful before someone else grabs it. Whether you are cleaning out the garage, hunting for parts, upgrading your ride, looking for Harley-Davidson® apparel, or just want a Saturday motorcycle destination, SwapMeet Saturday gives riders a reason to show up early and stay awhile.

Sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, this event supports the motorcycle community in a practical, hands-on way. Motorcycle culture is not only about riding. It is also about building, maintaining, customizing, collecting, trading, swapping, and helping other riders keep their bikes on the road.

Event Details
Event: SwapMeet Saturday at Motown Harley-Davidson®
Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: Motown Harley-Davidson®, 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, MI 48180
Hosted By: Motown Harley-Davidson®
Sponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer®
Attendant: Stacy McCandless

What to Expect at SwapMeet Saturday
Motown Harley-Davidson® is promoting SwapMeet Saturday as a chance for riders to sell pre-loved Harley parts and accessories, buy new and used Harley gear from fellow riders, explore the dealership showroom, and meet other Harley-Davidson® enthusiasts. That makes this event part swap meet, part motorcycle hangout, and part dealership experience.

Guests can expect a lively marketplace atmosphere with riders browsing, talking, buying, selling, trading, and comparing finds. This is a great event for anyone looking for motorcycle parts, Harley-Davidson® accessories, riding gear, apparel, collectibles, garage finds, motorcycle upgrades, or useful items that may not show up in ordinary retail shopping.

For sellers, this is a smart opportunity to turn unused motorcycle parts and gear into cash. For buyers, it is a chance to find something interesting, useful, rare, discontinued, or just too good to pass up. For everyone else, it is a relaxed Saturday motorcycle event at Motown Harley-Davidson® with plenty of rider conversation and dealership energy.

Why Motorcycle Swap Meets Still Matter
Motorcycle swap meets have always had a special place in riding culture. They are where old parts find new life, riders trade knowledge, garage shelves get cleared, and someone finally finds the piece they have been looking for. A good swap meet is not just shopping. It is discovery.

Riders know there is something different about walking through a real motorcycle swap meet compared to scrolling online listings. You can inspect parts, talk to sellers, ask questions, compare gear, and hear the story behind what is being sold. Sometimes the best finds are not the obvious ones. Sometimes it is the bracket, bag, jacket, take-off part, seat, pipe, or accessory you did not even know you needed until you saw it.

SwapMeet Saturday at Motown Harley-Davidson® gives riders that experience in a strong dealership setting, with the added benefit of being surrounded by motorcycles, showroom inventory, Harley-Davidson® merchandise, and people who understand the riding lifestyle.

A May Motorcycle Event in Taylor, Michigan
Motown Harley-Davidson® is located at 14100 Telegraph Rd in Taylor, Michigan, making SwapMeet Saturday easy to reach for riders from Taylor, Dearborn, Allen Park, Southgate, Lincoln Park, Wyandotte, Romulus, Detroit, Livonia, Downriver, and surrounding Southeast Michigan communities.

May is a perfect time for a motorcycle swap meet in Michigan. Riding season is waking up, bikes are coming out, garages are being cleaned, projects are being finished, and riders are looking for parts, gear, accessories, and weekend motorcycle events. SwapMeet Saturday gives people a timely reason to visit Motown Harley-Davidson®, connect with other riders, and get ready for more miles ahead.

Sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®
The Motorcycle Lawyer® is proud to sponsor SwapMeet Saturday at Motown Harley-Davidson®. Supporting motorcycle events is part of a long-standing commitment to Michigan riders, motorcycle awareness, rider safety, and the community that keeps motorcycle culture strong.

Events like SwapMeet Saturday help riders stay connected. They bring people together around the bikes, parts, knowledge, and shared passion that make riding more than transportation. The Motorcycle Lawyer® continues to stand with motorcyclists at community events, on Michigan roads, and when injured riders need experienced legal help after a crash.

Who Should Come to SwapMeet Saturday?
This event is a strong fit for Harley-Davidson® owners, motorcycle builders, garage mechanics, weekend riders, collectors, bargain hunters, new riders, longtime riders, and anyone who enjoys motorcycle culture. You do not have to be building a full custom bike to enjoy a good swap meet. Sometimes the best reason to go is simply to see what shows up.

If you have extra Harley parts, riding gear, apparel, accessories, or motorcycle-related items taking up space, this is your chance to bring them out. If you are looking for deals, parts, gear, or inspiration for your next upgrade, this is your chance to shop the rider-to-rider marketplace. If you just want a Saturday motorcycle event in Taylor, Michigan, this is a solid reason to roll in.

Why Riders Should Attend
SwapMeet Saturday has the kind of practical pull that riders respond to. It is not just entertainment. It is useful. Riders can buy, sell, trade, browse, ask questions, compare gear, visit the showroom, and spend time around other people who care about motorcycles.

Top reasons to go: Harley parts, used motorcycle gear, rider-to-rider deals, garage clean-out finds, Motown Harley-Davidson® dealership atmosphere, Southeast Michigan motorcycle community, spring riding season timing, and sponsorship support from The Motorcycle Lawyer®.

Event Location
Motown Harley-Davidson®
14100 Telegraph Rd
Taylor, MI 48180

Important Event Notes
Guests should confirm final event details directly with Motown Harley-Davidson® before attending. Event times, vendor participation, available items, dealership promotions, food or drink offerings, and schedule details may be subject to change. Internal staffing information may differ from the public event hours.

SwapMeet Saturday FAQ
When is SwapMeet Saturday at Motown Harley-Davidson®?
SwapMeet Saturday is scheduled for Saturday, May 9, 2026. Motown Harley-Davidson® publicly promotes the event from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Where is the swap meet being held?
The event is being held at Motown Harley-Davidson®, located at 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, MI 48180.

Who is hosting the event?
SwapMeet Saturday is hosted by Motown Harley-Davidson® in Taylor, Michigan.

Who is sponsoring this motorcycle event?
SwapMeet Saturday is sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, a strong supporter of Michigan riders and motorcycle community events.

What can people buy or sell at SwapMeet Saturday?
Motown Harley-Davidson® describes the event as an opportunity to sell pre-loved Harley parts and accessories, buy new and used Harley gear from fellow riders, and explore motorcycle-related finds in a marketplace atmosphere.

Is this event only for people selling motorcycle parts?
No. Buyers, sellers, riders, Harley-Davidson® fans, gear shoppers, and motorcycle enthusiasts can all enjoy the event. You can come to sell, shop, browse, meet other riders, or visit the dealership to have a look around.

Should guests confirm details before attending?
Yes. Guests should confirm final event details with Motown Harley-Davidson® before attending because event times, vendor information, and schedule details can change.

Freedom Lighthouse Fellowship Bike Blessing 2026
2026-05-09 13:00 - 17:00 UTC | Freedom Lighthouse Fellowship, 3835 Franklin, Lakeport, MI, 48059, United States
Freedom Lighthouse Fellowship Bike Blessing 2026 (Lakeport / Port Huron, MI)
Freedom Lighthouse Fellowship is planning a Bike Blessing in 2026 at their Lakeport-area location (near Port Huron). If you love rolling in with a crew, meeting other riders, and starting the season with good people and a good purpose—this is the kind of event you’ll want on your calendar.
At-a-glance (confirm before you ride):
Event: Freedom Lighthouse Fellowship Bike Blessing 2026 (“Blessing of the Bikes”)
Typical format: A gathered blessing + hangout time afterward (music/food/connections may be included depending on the year)
Location: Freedom Lighthouse Fellowship, 3835 Franklin St, Lakeport / Port Huron area, MI 48059
Date: May 9, 2026
Blessing time: 1:00 PM
Best practice: Check the organizer’s most recent post for any updates (time, rain plan, vendors, food, parking)
Why riders like a Bike Blessing event
Some events are about noise, chrome, and throttle. A bike blessing is different—in a good way. It’s a season kick-off where riders show up with friends, families, and the bikes they’re proud of, then take a moment to reset: ride smart, ride safe, and watch out for each other.

Start the season right with a positive, welcoming vibe
Meet local riders and find new people to ride with
Bring the whole crew (these events are usually family-friendly)
Easy day plan: pull in, park, meet people, get the blessing, then ride out for food or a scenic loop

What to expect at Freedom Lighthouse Fellowship
Freedom Lighthouse Fellowship is known locally as a community-centered church. When a bike blessing is hosted there, the experience is typically simple and rider-focused: get there, park with other bikes, connect with people, and line up for the blessing.
What to expect:

A scheduled blessing (1:00 PM)
Time to mingle and check out bikes
Music and concessions may be available depending on how the event is set up that year
Great “meet-up” energy for clubs, riding groups, and friends who want to roll out together

Arrive like a pro: timing & strategy
If you want the full experience (and the best parking), don’t roll in at the last second. Bike blessing events tend to build momentum as the blessing time approaches.

Show up early so you’re not rushing, and you can park cleanly and meet people
Fuel up first and hit the restroom before you arrive (you’ll want to be ready to roll afterward)
Bring a friend—this is the easiest kind of event to turn into a group meet-up
Have a post-event plan: a short scenic ride, lunch, or a “crew loop” makes the day feel complete

Parking & rider etiquette (this keeps it smooth for everyone)
Bike blessings are welcoming events, and the best ones feel organized because riders help keep it that way. A few small moves make a big difference.

Follow parking guidance and keep aisles clear (especially near entrances)
Keep revving respectful in tight areas—save the thunder for the road
Slow-roll in crowds (kids and families are often around)
Leave space between bikes when possible—tight fairground-style parking can lead to tip-overs

Make it a “text-your-friends” kind of day
Want this to be share-bait in the best way? Make it a plan, not a maybe. Here’s the easiest message to send your buddies:
Copy/paste to your group chat:
“Bike Blessing at Freedom Lighthouse Fellowship (Lakeport/Port Huron area) — blessing time listed at 1:00 PM. Let’s meet up early, park together, then roll out for a ride after.”
If you’re the “organizer friend,” pick a meet spot and time. Example: “Meet at 11:45 AM at the gas station near [your spot], roll in together.” Done.
The venue & area: quick local notes for out-of-towners
Lakeport sits in the Port Huron area, close to the St. Clair River corridor—meaning you’re not far from scenic waterfront riding. If you’re coming from outside the area, build a short ride loop into the day so it feels like a real season opener instead of a quick stop-and-go.
Day plan idea:

Late morning: ride in with your crew
Early afternoon: blessing + meet-and-greet
Afterward: short scenic ride, then food

What to bring

Hydration (especially if it turns into a long hangout)
Layers (Michigan weather likes surprises)
Ear protection (always smart in group settings)
Kickstand puck (helpful on soft ground if it’s grassy)
A charged phone for photos + directions + group coordination

Photo & content ideas (if you want to remember it and share it)

Lineup shot: a wide photo of the bikes parked together
Detail shots: bars, tanks, patches, and unique builds
Group pic: get one before you ride out (everyone’s still clean and together)

FAQ
What time is the blessing?
The blessing time is commonly listed as 1:00 PM. Always confirm with the most recent organizer update before you head out.
Where is it?
Freedom Lighthouse Fellowship — 3835 Franklin St, Lakeport / Port Huron area, MI.
Is it only for motorcycles?
Bike blessings typically welcome all riders, and many events are broadly welcoming. If you’re bringing something unusual (trike, slingshot, classic, etc.), you’ll still fit right in.
Is it family-friendly?
These events are usually family-friendly and community-oriented—just ride and behave accordingly.
Is there a rain plan?
Weather plans vary. That’s why checking for day-of updates matters.
Quick safety note (because the season starts fast)
Early-season riding in Michigan is where things go wrong: sand on corners, potholes, cold tires, rusty reflexes, distracted drivers who “didn’t see you.” Ride like you’re invisible, leave extra room, and keep the first few rides disciplined.
If a ride turns into a crash, protect yourself
Hopefully you never need this. But if you get hit—especially early in the season—do not let confusion cost you your case.

Get medical care and document symptoms early
Don’t guess on fault at the scene
Be careful with insurance calls (what you say can get used against you)
Talk to a motorcycle lawyer before you “explain” anything on a recorded line

The Motorcycle Lawyer® supports Michigan riders and Michigan motorcycle events. If you were hurt in a motorcycle crash and need real guidance, contact us and we’ll help you understand your options.
Final word: If you’ve been waiting for a reason to get the crew together—this is it. Pick a meet-up time, roll in early, get the blessing, then ride out and make a day of it.

Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party | Warren MI Motorcycle Event
2026-05-09 16:00 - 20:00 (America/Detroit) | Bishop Murphy Knights of Columbus #3257, 22012 Ryan Rd, Warren, MI, 48091, United States
Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party in Warren, Michigan
Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026
Time: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Location: Bishop Murphy Knights of Columbus #3257, 22012 Ryan Rd, Warren, MI 48091
Hosted By: Knights on Bikes Ladies
Sponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer®
Contact: Gennifer Jeffrey | 586-337-2303
Vendor Spots: $20.00 — contact Gennifer Jeffrey
Attendant: Chad Adkins

A Michigan Motorcycle Event to Kick Off the Riding Season
The Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party in Warren, Michigan is a May motorcycle event built for riders, friends, families, vendors, and anyone ready to welcome another riding season. Hosted by the Knights on Bikes Ladies and sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, this Michigan motorcycle event brings people together for food, a cash bar, raffles, music, biker gear, vendor shopping, and motorcycle community connection.

This is the kind of motorcycle event that fits perfectly into the beginning of May. Bikes are coming back out, riders are making plans, events are filling the calendar, and the Michigan motorcycle community is ready to reconnect after the colder months. The Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party gives riders a Saturday evening destination with purpose, personality, and a welcoming atmosphere.

Whether you ride, support someone who rides, belong to a motorcycle organization, enjoy local motorcycle events, or simply want to support the Knights on Bikes Ladies, this Warren event is a strong addition to the May 2026 Michigan motorcycle event calendar.

Event Details
Event: Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party
Date: Saturday, May 9, 2026
Time: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Location: Bishop Murphy Knights of Columbus #3257, 22012 Ryan Rd, Warren, MI 48091
Hosted By: Knights on Bikes Ladies
Sponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer®
Contact: Gennifer Jeffrey | 586-337-2303
Vendor Spots: $20.00 — contact Gennifer Jeffrey
Attendant: Chad Adkins

What to Expect at the Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party
The public event listing describes this motorcycle season kickoff party as a gathering with food, a cash bar, tin can raffles, share the wealth, and a welcoming “all are welcome” atmosphere. Guests are encouraged to wear their favorite biker gear, making this a fun and relaxed motorcycle event for riders and supporters alike.

Vendor spaces are publicly promoted as available for $20, giving local sellers, small businesses, motorcycle-related vendors, and community supporters a chance to be part of the event. Public listings also mention vendors such as crafts, specialty items, home goods, apparel, and motorcycle-related representation, making the event part social gathering and part local marketplace.

For riders looking for a Michigan motorcycle event that feels local, personal, and community-driven, this one has the right ingredients: a Saturday night schedule, a rider-friendly host, food, raffles, vendors, and a reason to get the motorcycle season started with other people who care about riding culture.

Hosted by the Knights on Bikes Ladies
The Knights on Bikes Ladies bring a community-centered spirit to this motorcycle event. Knights on Bikes is connected to Catholic motorcyclists and rider fellowship, and events like this help strengthen the relationship between faith, service, riding, and community support.

The Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party gives people a chance to support the Knights on Bikes Ladies while enjoying an evening with motorcycle people, vendors, raffles, food, and conversation. It is an easy event to attend whether you ride in, drive in, bring friends, or stop by to support the group.

A Warren Motorcycle Event for Southeast Michigan Riders
This event takes place in Warren, Michigan, making it a convenient motorcycle event for riders from Warren, Hazel Park, Center Line, Madison Heights, Sterling Heights, Royal Oak, Ferndale, Roseville, St. Clair Shores, Detroit, Macomb County, and the surrounding Southeast Michigan area.

Early May is an important time for motorcycle events in Michigan. Riders are looking for bike nights, blessings, swap meets, rallies, dealership events, charity events, and community gatherings. The Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party gives the local riding community another strong reason to get together and start the season with energy.

Sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®
The Motorcycle Lawyer® is proud to sponsor the Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party in Warren, Michigan. Supporting motorcycle events is part of a long-standing commitment to Michigan riders, motorcycle awareness, rider safety, and the communities that keep motorcycling strong.

Motorcycle events like this matter because they keep riders connected, visible, and supported. They bring people together before the long riding season begins, create opportunities for local groups and vendors, and help strengthen the motorcycle community across Michigan.

The Motorcycle Lawyer® continues to stand with motorcyclists at community events, on Michigan roads, and when injured riders need experienced legal help after a crash.

Why Riders Should Attend
The Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party is a strong event for riders who want to support the Knights on Bikes Ladies, enjoy a Saturday evening motorcycle gathering, shop vendor tables, take part in raffles, and reconnect with the Michigan motorcycle community.

It has the feel of a true local motorcycle event: easy to attend, welcoming, social, and connected to the people who make riding culture meaningful. It is not just about motorcycles in the parking lot. It is about friendship, fellowship, service, community, and the start of another Michigan riding season.

Top reasons to attend: Michigan motorcycle event, riding season kickoff, Knights on Bikes Ladies, food, cash bar, tin can raffles, share the wealth, vendor spaces, biker gear, Warren location, Southeast Michigan motorcycle community, and sponsorship support from The Motorcycle Lawyer®.

Event Location
Bishop Murphy Knights of Columbus #3257
22012 Ryan Rd
Warren, MI 48091

Important Event Notes
Guests should confirm final details with the host before attending. Public event listings show the time as 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM and list vendor spaces as available for $20. Event time, address details, vendor availability, food, bar service, raffles, and schedule information may be subject to change.

Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party FAQ
When is the Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party?
The Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party is publicly listed for Saturday, May 9, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

Where is the Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party being held?
The public listing places the event at Bishop Murphy Knights of Columbus #3257, 22012 Ryan Rd, Warren, MI 48091.

Who is hosting this Michigan motorcycle event?
The Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party is hosted by the Knights on Bikes Ladies.

Who is sponsoring the event?
The event is sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, a strong supporter of Michigan riders and motorcycle community events.

What is happening at the Motorcycle Season Kick-Off Party?
Public event information says guests can expect food, a cash bar, tin can raffles, share the wealth, vendors, and a welcoming motorcycle community atmosphere.

Are there vendor fees?
Public event information says vendor spots are available for $20.00 and directs interested vendors to contact Gennifer Jeffrey.

Is there a public admission fee?
I did not find a public admission fee listed. The only public fee I found was the $20 vendor space fee.

Is this a good motorcycle event for Michigan riders?
Yes. This is a strong Michigan motorcycle event for riders looking to support the Knights on Bikes Ladies, kick off the riding season, visit with motorcycle people, browse vendors, and enjoy a Saturday evening event in Warren.

Should guests confirm details before attending?
Yes. Guests should confirm details with the host before attending because public listings and internal notes may differ on time or address details.

Cycle Gear Bike Night Novi | Michigan Motorcycle Event
2026-05-12 17:00 - 20:00 (America/Detroit) | Cycle Gear Novi, 26020 Ingersol Dr, Novi, MI, 48375, United States
Cycle Gear Bike Night in Novi, Michigan
Date: Tuesday, May 12, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Location: Cycle Gear, 26020 Ingersol Dr, Novi, MI 48375
Hosted By: Cycle Gear Novi
Sponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer®

A Michigan Motorcycle Event Built for Riders, Gear, Giveaways, and Good Vibes
Cycle Gear Bike Night in Novi, Michigan is bringing riders together for an easy, high-energy evening of motorcycles, food, games, giveaways, and community. Scheduled for Tuesday, May 12, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, this Michigan motorcycle event gives riders a weekday destination where they can roll in, meet other motorcycle people, check out gear, and enjoy a relaxed bike night atmosphere.

This is the kind of motorcycle event that works because it is simple, social, and built around what riders actually enjoy. Bikes in the parking lot. Riders talking gear. Giveaways. Food. Games. A store full of helmets, jackets, gloves, boots, accessories, parts, and riding essentials. For anyone looking for a motorcycle event in Michigan that is easy to attend after work, Cycle Gear Bike Night in Novi is a strong May event to put on the calendar.

Sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, this event supports the Michigan motorcycle community by giving riders another place to gather, connect, and stay visible during the early riding season. Whether you ride a sport bike, cruiser, Harley-Davidson®, touring bike, adventure bike, dual sport, or your first motorcycle, this bike night offers a welcoming reason to get out and spend time with other riders.

Event Details
Event: Cycle Gear Bike Night
Date: Tuesday, May 12, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Location: Cycle Gear, 26020 Ingersol Dr, Novi, MI 48375
Hosted By: Cycle Gear Novi
Sponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer®

What to Expect at Cycle Gear Bike Night
Cycle Gear Novi is promoting this bike night with food, games, giveaways, and good vibes. That gives the event broad appeal for riders who want to stop by after work, meet up with friends, shop motorcycle gear, compare bikes, and enjoy a casual motorcycle community night in Novi.

Cycle Gear stores are natural gathering places for riders because the event setting is already built around motorcycles. Riders can browse helmets, gloves, jackets, pants, boots, accessories, Bluetooth communication systems, luggage, parts, and other motorcycle products while also spending time with people who understand the riding lifestyle.

For newer riders, this is a comfortable event because it is not intimidating or overly formal. For experienced riders, it is a convenient place to check out gear, talk bikes, meet other riders, and enjoy a Tuesday night motorcycle event without needing to commit an entire weekend.

Why Bike Nights Matter to the Michigan Motorcycle Community
Bike nights are one of the easiest ways to keep the motorcycle community active and connected. They give riders a place to gather between larger rallies, charity rides, dealership events, swap meets, and weekend runs. A good local bike night helps people meet other riders, discover local groups, learn about upcoming events, and stay plugged into the Michigan motorcycle scene.

Cycle Gear Bike Night in Novi fits that role well. It is short enough to attend after work, central enough for riders from several Metro Detroit communities, and broad enough to welcome riders with different bikes, styles, experience levels, and riding interests.

Events like this also help make motorcyclists more visible. When riders gather in a positive, organized, community-focused way, it strengthens the culture around riding and reminds the public that Michigan motorcyclists are friends, neighbors, workers, parents, veterans, business owners, and community members.

A Novi Motorcycle Event for Metro Detroit Riders
Cycle Gear Novi is located at 26020 Ingersol Dr in Novi, Michigan, making this motorcycle event convenient for riders from Novi, Northville, Farmington Hills, Livonia, Wixom, Walled Lake, Commerce Township, South Lyon, West Bloomfield, Plymouth, Canton, Brighton, and the greater Metro Detroit area.

May is a powerful month for motorcycle events in Michigan. Riders are getting back into the rhythm of the season, checking their gear, planning rides, looking for events, and reconnecting with people they may not have seen much during the colder months. A Tuesday evening bike night gives riders a simple reason to get the motorcycle out and be part of the local riding community.

Sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®
The Motorcycle Lawyer® is proud to sponsor Cycle Gear Bike Night in Novi, Michigan. Supporting motorcycle events is part of a long-standing commitment to Michigan riders, motorcycle awareness, rider safety, and the people who keep the riding community strong.

Motorcycle events give riders more than entertainment. They create connection. They help newer riders find experienced riders. They help local motorcycle businesses and organizations stay visible. They help the public see motorcycles as part of the community. The Motorcycle Lawyer® continues to stand with motorcyclists at events, on Michigan roads, and when injured riders need experienced legal help after a crash.

Why Riders Should Attend
Cycle Gear Bike Night is a strong event for riders who want an easy, social, and useful motorcycle event in Michigan. You can meet other riders, check out gear, enjoy food, take part in games and giveaways, and spend a Tuesday evening surrounded by motorcycles and people who love riding.

This event has strong appeal because it is casual, convenient, and rider-focused. You do not need to be part of a club. You do not need to ride a certain brand. You do not need a long plan. You just need to show up, enjoy the atmosphere, and connect with the Michigan motorcycle community.

Top reasons to attend: Michigan motorcycle event, Cycle Gear Novi, food, games, giveaways, motorcycle gear, local riders, Tuesday bike night, Metro Detroit motorcycle community, and sponsorship support from The Motorcycle Lawyer®.

Event Location
Cycle Gear Novi
26020 Ingersol Dr
Novi, MI 48375

Important Event Notes
Guests should confirm final event details with Cycle Gear Novi before attending. Event time, activities, giveaways, food availability, and schedule details may be subject to change. I did not find a public admission fee listed for this event.

Cycle Gear Bike Night FAQ
When is Cycle Gear Bike Night in Novi?
Cycle Gear Bike Night in Novi is scheduled for Tuesday, May 12, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

Where is Cycle Gear Bike Night being held?
The event is being held at Cycle Gear Novi, located at 26020 Ingersol Dr, Novi, MI 48375.

Who is hosting this Michigan motorcycle event?
Cycle Gear Bike Night is hosted by Cycle Gear Novi.

Who is sponsoring Cycle Gear Bike Night?
Cycle Gear Bike Night in Novi is sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, a strong supporter of Michigan riders and motorcycle community events.

What is happening at Cycle Gear Bike Night?
Cycle Gear Novi is promoting the event with food, games, giveaways, and good vibes for riders and motorcycle enthusiasts.

Is there an admission fee?
I did not find a public admission fee listed for this event. Guests should confirm final details with Cycle Gear Novi before attending.

Is this event only for certain motorcycles?
No public listing I found limits the event to a specific motorcycle brand or style. Cycle Gear bike nights are generally built for local riders and motorcycle enthusiasts.

Is Cycle Gear Bike Night a good motorcycle event for Michigan riders?
Yes. This is a convenient Michigan motorcycle event for Metro Detroit riders looking for food, games, giveaways, motorcycle gear, and a relaxed bike night atmosphere in Novi.

The Baldwin Blessing of the Bikes 2026
2026-05-14 - 2026-05-17 | Downtown Baldwin, Baldwin, MI, United States
The Baldwin Blessing of the Bikes 2026 (The Original) – Baldwin Blessing Fest
Dates: May 14–17, 2026
Where: Downtown Baldwin, Michigan (along M-37) + Baldwin Municipal Airport area
City/Region: Baldwin, MI (Lake County)
The Baldwin Blessing of the Bikes isn’t just another motorcycle event—it’s Michigan’s original Baldwin Blessing Fest, and in 2026 it marks the 54th Anniversary of a tradition that started in 1972 with 8 riders and 4 motorcycles gathering at St. Ann’s Catholic Church. Today, it’s one of the biggest weekends of the year in Lake County, drawing riders and visitors from around the country to kick off the riding season together.
What to Expect
During Baldwin Blessing Fest weekend, the entire town feels like a motorcycle celebration. Downtown Baldwin fills up with bikes, people, and that “summer is finally here” energy—while the Blessing ceremony brings riders together for a safe-season sendoff.

Downtown Baldwin marketplace on M-37 – vendors, food, and all-day browsing
Thousands of motorcycles lining the main stretch through town
Festival-style atmosphere with meetups, riding groups, and plenty of people-watching
Family-friendly – riders, non-riders, and families all come to walk around and enjoy the day

The Blessing Ceremony (What Riders Come For)
The highlight of the weekend is the Blessing of the Bikes—traditionally held on Sunday at the Baldwin Municipal Airport area. In recent years, gates have opened in the morning and the blessing ceremony has taken place in the early afternoon. A small per-bike donation has commonly been collected at the airport gate to help support event operations and local veterans’ efforts.
Tip: If you want the full experience, plan to enjoy downtown Baldwin first, then head to the airport area for the blessing.
Why This Event Is a Big Deal in Michigan
The Baldwin Blessing is one of those rare motorcycle weekends that still feels authentic: it’s a real town, a real tradition, and a real gathering of riders from every background—cruisers, touring bikes, baggers, customs, classics, and everything in between. It’s the kind of event where you’ll see bikes you’ve never seen in person, meet people you’ll end up talking to for 20 minutes, and leave feeling like the season just officially started.
Planning Tips (So You Don’t Miss the Best Parts)

Arrive early if you want easier parking and the best vendor browsing
Wear comfortable shoes – you’ll do more walking than you think
Bring cash – it’s the easiest way to buy from vendors and support local booths
Expect big crowds – Baldwin is a small town and this is its biggest weekend
Be patient in town – traffic control and temporary closures can happen during peak hours

Official Organizer (Event Operations)
The Lake County Chamber of Commerce is the official organizer of the Baldwin Blessing Fest, working with local partners, the village, public safety teams, and veteran organizations to keep the weekend running smoothly.
Mark your calendar: May 14–17, 2026
Event name: The Baldwin Blessing of the Bikes 2026 (Baldwin Blessing Fest – The Original)

5/14-5/17
Baldwin Blessing
Event
895 Michigan Ave Suite C
Baldwin, MI 49304
Event
Lake County Chamber of Commerce

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Motown Harley-Davidson Grand Re-Opening in Taylor, MI
2026-05-16 11:00 - 16:00 (America/Detroit) | Motown Harley-Davidson, 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, Michigan, 48180, United States
Motorcycle Event: Motown Harley-Davidson® Grand Re-Opening
Date: Saturday, May 16, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: Motown Harley-Davidson®, 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, MI 48180
Admission: Free admission
Event Highlights: Live music, food, vendors, family fun, prizes, motorcycles, and the unveiling of the newly renovated Motown Harley-Davidson® dealership.

Motown Harley-Davidson Grand Re-Opening in Taylor, Michigan
Motown Harley-Davidson® is celebrating its Grand Re-Opening in Taylor, Michigan, and riders from across Metro Detroit have a strong reason to mark the calendar. This motorcycle event is scheduled for Saturday, May 16, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM at Motown Harley-Davidson®, located at 14100 Telegraph Rd in Taylor, MI.

The Grand Re-Opening Open House is being promoted as a celebration of the newly renovated dealership, with free admission, live music, food, vendors, family fun, prizes, and plenty of motorcycles. For Harley riders, motorcycle enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a Detroit-area motorcycle event in May, this is one of the more notable stops on the Michigan motorcycle event calendar.

A Taylor, MI Motorcycle Event for Riders, Families, and Harley-Davidson Fans
The Motown Harley-Davidson Grand Re-Opening is more than a simple dealership open house. The event is built around the newly renovated Motown Harley-Davidson® location and gives riders a chance to visit the dealership, enjoy live entertainment, check out vendors, grab food, and spend the day around the motorcycle community.

Whether you ride a Harley-Davidson, are shopping for your next bike, enjoy motorcycle events, or simply want to be part of a family-friendly gathering in Taylor, Michigan, this Grand Re-Opening gives people a reason to come out and celebrate the riding season.

What to Expect at the Motown Harley-Davidson Grand Re-Opening
According to the official event information, the Grand Re-Opening celebration includes free admission, live music, food, vendors, family fun, prizes, and the unveiling of the newly renovated dealership. The event page also promotes a weekend packed with motorcycles, music, food, prizes, and nonstop fun.

Publicly listed event highlights include:

Free admission
Live music
Food
Vendors
Family fun
Motorcycles
Prizes and giveaways
Newly renovated dealership unveiling

The official page also lists several specific Grand Re-Opening features, including a chance to win a $500 Motown Harley gift card, a Spin to Win Wheel, a Prize Wall, Vendor Village, free burger and hot dog bar, swag bags for the first 50 attendees, and a Kids Korner with family-friendly activities.

Saturday, May 16 Event Highlights
The main event listing identifies Saturday, May 16, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM as the Grand Re-Opening Open House event date. The official page also lists a ribbon cutting ceremony at 1:00 PM and live music by Mob Opera from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Saturday is expected to be the key day for riders who want to experience the official Grand Re-Opening celebration, see the renovated dealership, enjoy live music, and take part in the motorcycle event atmosphere at Motown Harley-Davidson® in Taylor.

Why This Michigan Motorcycle Event Stands Out
Motorcycle dealerships often serve as gathering places for local riders, especially when they host open houses, bike nights, charity rides, rallies, and community events. A Grand Re-Opening at a Harley-Davidson® dealership carries extra interest because it gives riders a chance to see what has changed, reconnect with the local riding community, and enjoy a motorcycle-centered day in a familiar Metro Detroit location.

Motown Harley-Davidson® is located in Taylor, making this event convenient for riders coming from Detroit, Downriver, Dearborn, Allen Park, Lincoln Park, Southgate, Wyandotte, Romulus, Livonia, Westland, and other nearby Michigan communities.

Event Details
Event: Motown Harley-Davidson® Grand Re-Opening Open House
Date: Saturday, May 16, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: Motown Harley-Davidson®, 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, MI 48180
Admission: Free admission
Known Public Highlights: Live music, food, vendors, family fun, prizes, motorcycles, and the unveiling of the newly renovated dealership.

Tips Before You Go
Because this is a dealership Grand Re-Opening and motorcycle event, riders should plan for a busy crowd, especially around the ribbon cutting and live music. Arriving earlier in the day may give visitors more time to park, explore the renovated dealership, visit vendors, and enjoy the event before peak traffic builds.

If you plan to ride to the event, check the weather before heading out, give yourself extra time for traffic around Telegraph Road, and ride with added caution near the dealership entrance and parking areas. Motorcycle events often bring more bikes, cars, pedestrians, and activity into one area, so slow, careful riding around the event location is always smart.

A Strong Stop on the Michigan Motorcycle Event Calendar
The Motown Harley-Davidson Grand Re-Opening in Taylor, Michigan is a motorcycle event worth knowing about for riders across Metro Detroit. With free admission, live music, food, vendors, family fun, prizes, and the newly renovated dealership reopening, this event gives the local motorcycle community a full Saturday destination on May 16, 2026.

For riders looking for Michigan motorcycle events, Harley-Davidson events, motorcycle gatherings near Detroit, or a Taylor, MI motorcycle event in May, the Motown Harley-Davidson® Grand Re-Opening is one to put on the calendar.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Motown Harley-Davidson Grand Re-Opening
When is the Motown Harley-Davidson Grand Re-Opening?
The Motown Harley-Davidson® Grand Re-Opening Open House is scheduled for Saturday, May 16, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Where is the Motown Harley-Davidson Grand Re-Opening?
The event takes place at Motown Harley-Davidson®, located at 14100 Telegraph Rd, Taylor, MI 48180.

Is there an admission fee?
The official event page lists free admission for the Grand Re-Opening celebration.

What is happening at the event?
Publicly listed event highlights include live music, food, vendors, family fun, prizes, motorcycles, and the unveiling of the newly renovated Motown Harley-Davidson® dealership.

Is this a family-friendly motorcycle event?
Yes. The official event information promotes family fun and lists a Kids Korner among the event highlights.

Is there live music?
Yes. The official event page lists live music as part of the Grand Re-Opening celebration and specifically lists Mob Opera for Saturday from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Is this event only for Harley-Davidson riders?
No. While the event is hosted at Motown Harley-Davidson® and will naturally appeal to Harley-Davidson riders and fans, dealership open house events are commonly attended by riders, motorcycle enthusiasts, families, and community members.

Why should Michigan riders attend?
This Grand Re-Opening gives riders a chance to visit the newly renovated Motown Harley-Davidson® dealership, enjoy a motorcycle-focused event in Taylor, meet other riders, check out vendors, listen to live music, and take part in a Metro Detroit motorcycle community gathering.

Walneck's Motorcycle Swap Meet
2026-05-17 08:00 - 14:00 UTC | Monroe County Fairgrounds, 3775 S Custer Rd, Monroe, MI, 48161, United States
Walneck’s Motorcycle Swap Meet Monroe MI – May 17, 2026 Event Guide
Walneck’s Motorcycle Swap Meet returns to Monroe, Michigan on Sunday, May 17, 2026, and for many riders across the Midwest, that date isn’t just another Sunday — it’s a parts hunt circled on the calendar.
Each spring, searches for Walneck Swap Meet start climbing as riders from Metro Detroit, Ann Arbor, Downriver, Toledo, and beyond start planning their next garage win. This Monroe stop at the Monroe County Fairgrounds continues to be one of the Michigan dates where builders, restorers, flippers, and weekend wrenchers all show up with the same goal: find something you didn’t think you’d see again.
If you’re looking for Walneck’s Swap Meet in Michigan, this is the confirmed Monroe event for 2026. Known simply by many riders as the Walneck Swap Meet, this is not a flea market with a few bike parts scattered around. It is a motorcycle-focused environment built around parts, gear, tools, and rider-to-rider deals.
Date: Sunday, May 17, 2026
Time: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM (confirm with organizer prior to attending)
Location: Monroe County Fairgrounds
3775 S Custer Rd, Monroe, MI 48161
What Is Walneck’s Motorcycle Swap Meet?
Walneck’s Motorcycle Swap Meet is part of a recurring regional series dedicated specifically to motorcycles. Vendors and buyers show up for one reason: motorcycle parts and motorcycle culture.
You’ll see riders walking the rows with part numbers saved in their phones, measurements written on notepads, and photos of half-finished builds pulled up on screens. Sellers arrive with truck beds and trailers loaded with inventory ranging from everyday maintenance items to rare vintage components that haven’t been sitting on a retail shelf in years.
The appeal of Walneck Swap Meet is simple and powerful: you can inspect parts in person, compare condition across vendors, negotiate face-to-face, and walk away with it in your hands the same day. No guessing about condition. No waiting for shipping. No wondering if it will fit.
Why Riders Across Michigan Show Up Early
Michigan has a deep motorcycle culture, and swap meets remain one of the few places where generations of riders mix naturally. The Monroe date regularly draws riders from:

Metro Detroit
Downriver communities
Ann Arbor
Toledo and Northwest Ohio
Southeast Michigan towns within riding distance

For some, it’s a morning ride with friends. For others, it’s a truck-and-trailer mission. Either way, many attendees aim to be there right when gates open — because experienced swap meet shoppers know that the best finds rarely sit untouched for long.
What You’ll Actually Find at Walneck’s Motorcycle Swap Meet
Inventory varies by vendor and by year, but the Monroe Walneck’s Motorcycle Swap Meet typically features:

New and used motorcycle parts for American, Japanese, British, European, and off-road motorcycles
Vintage components that appeal to restoration projects and classic builds
Riding gear including jackets, gloves, boots, and weather layers
Tools and shop equipment for home garages and professional setups
Motorcycle shirts, patches, and collectibles

One of the advantages of the Walneck Swap Meet environment is variety. You might walk past common maintenance parts one minute and stumble onto something rare the next. That unpredictability is part of what keeps riders coming back.
Free Bike Corral
Many Walneck’s Swap Meet events include a free bike corral where riders can bring a motorcycle to display for sale. Instead of listing a bike online and waiting for messages, you can put it in front of a crowd that already showed up to buy motorcycle-related items.
If you plan to bring a bike, arrive early and come prepared with pricing, title status, and basic specs. Clear information and a clean presentation tend to attract more serious buyers.
How to Shop Walneck Swap Meet Like a Pro

Arrive early. Strong inventory moves fast.
Bring cash. It simplifies negotiation and speeds up purchases.
Know your fitment. Keep part numbers, measurements, and photos on your phone.
Inspect carefully. Look at threads, mounts, wear points, and condition.
Negotiate respectfully. Swap meets are built on rider-to-rider interaction.
Commit when it’s right. If it’s rare and priced fairly, it may not be there later.

The difference between browsing and scoring often comes down to preparation and decisiveness.
The Venue: Monroe County Fairgrounds
The Monroe County Fairgrounds offers space for both indoor and outdoor vendor areas, allowing flexible layouts for rows of parts, gear tables, and bike displays.
Monroe County Fairgrounds
3775 S Custer Rd
Monroe, MI 48161
Its accessibility makes it convenient for riders traveling from multiple directions. That accessibility contributes to the diverse mix of bikes and buyers seen throughout the day.
What to Bring

Cash (including smaller bills)
A backpack or tote for smaller finds
Tape measure
Photos of your motorcycle
A list of needed parts
Straps or bungees if riding
Comfortable footwear
Weather-appropriate layers

Coming prepared allows you to focus on opportunities rather than scrambling for logistics.
Why In-Person Motorcycle Swap Meets Still Matter
Online marketplaces are convenient. But they can’t replace walking a row of tables and spotting the exact part you’ve been hunting for months.
They can’t replace asking a vendor about compatibility and getting an immediate, experienced answer. They can’t replicate the handshake after a fair deal.
Walneck’s Motorcycle Swap Meet continues to matter because it connects riders directly — and that connection is part of what keeps motorcycle culture strong in Michigan.
Walneck’s Swap Meet FAQs
When is Walneck’s Motorcycle Swap Meet in Monroe?
Sunday, May 17, 2026.
What are the hours?
Public hours are commonly listed as 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM. Confirm prior to attending.
Where is it located?
Monroe County Fairgrounds, 3775 S Custer Rd, Monroe, MI 48161.
Is it indoors or outdoors?
Events at this venue commonly include a mix of indoor and outdoor vendor areas.
Can I bring a motorcycle to sell?
Many Walneck’s events include a free bike corral area for on-site sales.
What types of motorcycles are represented?
Parts and gear for American, Japanese, British, European, and off-road motorcycles are typically represented.
Plan Your Visit
If you’re searching for Walneck Swap Meet in Michigan, the May 17, 2026 Monroe date is confirmed. Whether you’re buying, selling, restoring, or just walking the rows with friends, this event offers a focused motorcycle environment built around real riders and real parts.
Circle the date. Make your list. Text the crew. Show up early.
Because the best swap meet stories usually start with: “You’re not going to believe what I found.”

Thursday Night Bikes at Lapeer VFW — Week 1 Kickoff (May 28, 2026)
2026-05-28 17:00 - 23:59 UTC | Lapeer VFW Post 4139, 128 Daly Rd, Lapeer, MI, 48446, United States
Thursday Night Bikes at the Lapeer VFW — Week 1 Kickoff (May 28, 2026)
Date: Thursday, May 28, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM – Clearout
Location: Lapeer VFW Post 4139 • 128 Daly Rd, Lapeer, MI 48446
Weather: Rain or Shine • Open to the Public
Kick off the 2026 season at Thursday Night Bikes at the Lapeer VFW—a weekly Lapeer, Michigan bike night with bikes parked on pavement, an indoor/outdoor party atmosphere, food and a full bar, a weekly bike contest, 50/50 raffles, field games, beer pong, cornhole, and vendors. All proceeds support veterans.
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Thursday Night Bikes at the Lapeer VFW — Kickoff Night (May 28, 2026)
Date: Thursday, May 28, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM – Clearout
Location: Lapeer VFW Post 4139 • 128 Daly Rd, Lapeer, MI 48446
Weather: Rain or Shine
Admission: Open to the Public
Michigan has a moment every year when riding season stops being an idea and becomes a habit again. Thursday Night Bikes at the Lapeer VFW is built around that moment—weekly, reliable, and easy to jump into whether you’re rolling in solo, meeting friends, or trying to find a bike-night home base you’ll actually keep coming back to.
This kickoff night matters because it sets the tone for the whole season. It’s the first Thursday where the lineup starts building, the familiar faces start returning, and new riders get to experience what makes this place different: clear parking rules that keep the bikes front-and-center, an indoor/outdoor layout that gives the night real energy, and a community purpose that’s bigger than the party.
All proceeds go toward helping our veterans.

Quick Facts About Thursday Night Bikes First Event of the Season

Date: May 28, 2026
Start time: 5:00 PM (runs until clearout)
Rain or shine: yes
Open to the public: yes
Parking rules: bikes on pavement • cages/cars on grass
Setting: huge indoor/outdoor party atmosphere
On-site essentials: food + full bar
Things to do: weekly bike contest, 50/50 raffles, field games, beer pong, cornhole, vendors
Raffle note: gun raffle is part of the series (License # 32493)

What to Expect on Kickoff Night
Think of this as a true Michigan bike-night format done right: you roll in, you park with the bikes where everyone can see the lineup, and the night naturally becomes a mix of show-and-tell, catching up, and relaxing. Some people come to walk the bikes and talk builds. Others show up to unwind after the workweek. A lot of riders do both.
The Lapeer VFW setup is designed to keep things moving. With a big indoor/outdoor party layout, it doesn’t feel cramped when attendance picks up. You can float between the lineup, the games, and the social areas without feeling like you’re stuck in one spot.

Food + full bar: easy to make it dinner and a night out
Weekly bike contest: adds a “there’s something happening” feel all season
Raffles: 50/50 raffles are part of the night’s momentum
Games: field games plus series staples like beer pong and cornhole
Vendors: a good reason to browse while you hang out

Parking (Good To Know This Before You Arrive)
The parking rules are simple—and they’re a big part of why this bike night works.

Bike parking: on pavement
Cages & cars: on grass

That keeps the bikes staged cleanly, makes the lineup easy to walk, and prevents the most common bike-night problem: cars taking over the prime space.

Why You Should Go (Especially Week 1)
Kickoff night is when the season’s “regular” vibe starts forming. It’s often the easiest week to learn the flow—where to park, where the games are, how the lineup forms—and it’s the best week to become a familiar face. If you’ve been meaning to find a consistent Thursday ride destination, starting on Week 1 is the move.
And if you like events that have a real purpose, this one does: all proceeds go toward helping our veterans. It’s a night out that supports people who’ve served—while keeping the motorcycle community connected.
Who should go tonight:

Riders who want a weekly bike-night tradition that’s welcoming and easy
Groups looking for a consistent meetup spot (roll in together, park together)
Anyone who loves walking a lineup and talking builds without the pressure of a “formal show”
Locals who want a Thursday event that’s fun and supports veterans

What to Bring (Kickoff Night “Nice-to-Have” List)

Your ride-ready mood: this one’s built for hanging out—plan to stay long enough to enjoy it.
A light layer: not because you “should,” but because late-May evenings sometimes surprise you.
Something for the bike lineup: a quick cloth or detail spray if you like your paint looking extra crisp.
Whatever you use to pay: cash or card—just makes vendors/raffles/food easy.
A buddy (always optional): bike nights are better when someone’s there to walk the lineup with you. Of course we all like to get out on our own sometimes to meet new people, so that works too!

10 Valuable FAQs
1) What is Thursday Night Bikes at the Lapeer VFW?
It’s a weekly Thursday bike-night tradition at the Lapeer VFW featuring an indoor/outdoor party setup, food and a full bar, games, raffles, vendors, and a weekly bike contest—open to the public.
2) What’s the date and time for the kickoff?
Thursday, May 28, 2026, starting at 5:00 PM and running until clearout.
3) Where is it held?
Lapeer VFW, 128 Daly Rd, Lapeer, MI 48446.
4) Is it open to everyone?
Yes. These events are open to the public.
5) Is it rain or shine?
Yes—rain or shine.
6) What are the parking rules?
Bikes park on pavement. Cages and cars park on grass.
7) What kind of activities are part of the night?
The series includes a weekly bike contest, 50/50 raffles, field games, and staple bike-night games like beer pong and cornhole, plus vendors.
8) Is there food and drinks on-site?
Yes—food and a full bar are part of the event setup.
9) Does this event support a cause?
Yes. All proceeds go toward helping our veterans.
10) Is this part of the 2026 weekly season?
Yes—this is the kickoff of the 2026 Thursday Night Bikes season (with the season running through the final Thursday on August 27, 2026).
Tip: If you’re building a full-season plan, keep this kickoff post short-linked to your main “Thursday Night Bikes 2026 Season” hub page for schedule context and updates.

Stingers Wixom Bike Night | Michigan Motorcycle Event
2026-05-28 18:00 - 22:00 (America/Detroit) | Stingers Bar & Grill, 49110 Grand River, Wixom, MI, 48393, United States
Stingers Wixom Bike Night
Date: Thursday, May 28, 2026
Time: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Location: Stingers Bar & Grill, 49110 Grand River, Wixom, MI 48393
Hosted By: Stingers Wixom
Sponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer®

A Thursday Night Michigan Motorcycle Event at Stingers Wixom
Stingers Wixom Bike Night brings riders together for a Thursday evening motorcycle event in Wixom, Michigan. Scheduled for Thursday, May 28, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM, this Michigan motorcycle event gives riders a lively destination for bikes, food, friends, and the kind of motorcycle community atmosphere that makes summer nights in Michigan feel different.

Stingers Bar & Grill has a strong biker-friendly reputation, making it a natural place for a motorcycle event in Michigan. Riders can roll in, park with other bikes, meet up with friends, grab food, enjoy the bar atmosphere, and spend the evening around people who understand the riding lifestyle.

Sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, Stingers Wixom Bike Night is a strong addition to the May 2026 Michigan motorcycle event calendar. It is the kind of event that gives riders a reason to get the bike out after work, meet other motorcyclists, and enjoy a local bike night with real community energy.

Event Details
Event: Stingers Wixom Bike Night
Date: Thursday, May 28, 2026
Time: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Location: Stingers Bar & Grill, 49110 Grand River, Wixom, MI 48393
Hosted By: Stingers Wixom
Sponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer®

What to Expect at Stingers Wixom Bike Night
Stingers Wixom Bike Night is built around the classic Michigan bike night formula: motorcycles, food, drinks, music, conversation, and riders gathering in one place. For many motorcyclists, the best bike nights are not complicated. They are about showing up, seeing who is there, checking out bikes, catching up with friends, and being part of the local riding scene.

Public bike-night promotions for Stingers mention Thursday night motorcycle gatherings, food, and a bike-night atmosphere. That makes this a strong motorcycle event for riders who want a casual Thursday evening destination in Oakland County without needing to commit to a large rally, long ride, or weekend trip.

This event is a good fit for riders of different styles and experience levels. Whether you ride a Harley-Davidson®, cruiser, sport bike, touring bike, bagger, custom motorcycle, adventure bike, or your first street bike, Stingers Wixom Bike Night gives you a place to be around motorcycles and the people who love them.

Why Stingers Wixom Is a Natural Bike Night Destination
Some venues just fit motorcycle culture. Stingers Bar & Grill has the right kind of setting for a bike night because it already appeals to riders looking for food, drinks, entertainment, and a social place to gather. A motorcycle event at Stingers feels like a true local rider hangout, not a forced or overly polished event.

Bike nights matter because they keep the motorcycle community connected between larger rides, rallies, dealership events, charity runs, and weekend meetups. Riders hear about upcoming events, meet new people, find riding groups, compare bikes, talk about gear, and stay plugged into what is happening across Michigan.

That is why Stingers Wixom Bike Night can be a valuable Michigan motorcycle event. It gives riders a regular place to gather, socialize, and keep the season active.

A Wixom Motorcycle Event for Metro Detroit and Oakland County Riders
Stingers Bar & Grill is located at 49110 Grand River in Wixom, Michigan. That makes this motorcycle event convenient for riders from Wixom, Novi, Milford, Walled Lake, Commerce Township, South Lyon, New Hudson, Northville, Farmington Hills, Brighton, Lyon Township, Oakland County, Livingston County, and the greater Metro Detroit area.

Late May is a great time for motorcycle events in Michigan. The riding season is active, evenings are getting warmer, bikes are out, and riders are looking for places to go after work. Stingers Wixom Bike Night gives motorcyclists a Thursday night destination with a strong local feel and easy access from multiple Southeast Michigan communities.

Sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®
The Motorcycle Lawyer® is proud to sponsor Stingers Wixom Bike Night. Supporting motorcycle events is part of a long-standing commitment to Michigan riders, motorcycle awareness, rider safety, and the local communities that keep motorcycle culture strong.

Motorcycle events like this help riders stay visible, connected, and supported. They bring people together in positive, social, rider-friendly settings and help strengthen the Michigan motorcycle community one event at a time.

The Motorcycle Lawyer® continues to stand with motorcyclists at Michigan motorcycle events, on Michigan roads, and when injured riders need experienced legal help after a crash.

Why Riders Should Attend
Stingers Wixom Bike Night has the kind of easy pull that riders appreciate. It is on a Thursday evening, it is at a biker-friendly bar, it is located in a strong riding area, and it gives motorcyclists a place to gather without overcomplicating the night.

If you are looking for a motorcycle event in Michigan with food, drinks, bikes, local riders, and a relaxed bike-night atmosphere, Stingers Wixom is worth adding to the calendar. It is a strong option for riders who want to get out, ride in, hang out, and enjoy the Michigan motorcycle community.

Top reasons to attend: Michigan motorcycle event, Thursday bike night, Stingers Wixom, biker-friendly bar, food, drinks, local riders, Oakland County motorcycle community, Metro Detroit motorcycle scene, and sponsorship support from The Motorcycle Lawyer®.

Event Location
Stingers Bar & Grill
49110 Grand River
Wixom, MI 48393

Important Event Notes
Guests should confirm final event details with Stingers Wixom before attending. Event time, entertainment, food and drink specials, bike-night activities, weather-related plans, and schedule details may be subject to change. I did not find a public admission fee listed for this event.

Stingers Wixom Bike Night FAQ
When is Stingers Wixom Bike Night?
Stingers Wixom Bike Night is scheduled for Thursday, May 28, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM.

Where is Stingers Wixom Bike Night being held?
The event is being held at Stingers Bar & Grill, located at 49110 Grand River, Wixom, MI 48393.

Who is hosting this Michigan motorcycle event?
Stingers Wixom Bike Night is hosted by Stingers Wixom.

Who is sponsoring Stingers Wixom Bike Night?
Stingers Wixom Bike Night is sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, a strong supporter of Michigan riders and motorcycle community events.

Is there an admission fee?
I did not find a public admission fee listed for Stingers Wixom Bike Night. Guests should confirm final details with the venue before attending.

What kind of motorcycle event is this?
This is a Michigan bike night event where riders can gather at Stingers Bar & Grill for motorcycles, food, drinks, conversation, and a local motorcycle community atmosphere.

Is this event only for one type of motorcycle?
No public information I found limits the event to one motorcycle brand or style. Bike nights like this generally attract a mix of riders, motorcycles, and motorcycle enthusiasts.

Is Stingers Wixom Bike Night a good motorcycle event for Michigan riders?
Yes. Stingers Wixom Bike Night is a convenient Michigan motorcycle event for riders in Wixom, Novi, Oakland County, Livingston County, and the greater Metro Detroit area.

Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening | St. Clair MI Motorcycle Event
2026-05-30 13:00 - 18:00 (America/Detroit) | Red Barn Cyclez, 1204 S Riverside Ave Unit 2, St. Clair, MI, 48079, United States
Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening in St. Clair, Michigan
Date: Saturday, May 30, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Location: Red Barn Cyclez, 1204 S Riverside Ave Unit 2, St. Clair, MI 48079
Hosted By: Red Barn Cyclez LLC
Sponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer®

A New Michigan Motorcycle Event Celebrating Red Barn Cyclez in St. Clair
The Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening is bringing riders, Harley-Davidson® owners, motorcycle enthusiasts, local families, and the St. Clair motorcycle community together for a Saturday afternoon celebration. Scheduled for Saturday, May 30, 2026, from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM, this Michigan motorcycle event marks an exciting moment for Red Barn Cyclez at its St. Clair location.

This is the kind of motorcycle event that has real local pull. Riders get a reason to roll out, visit a motorcycle shop with a strong Harley focus, meet the people behind the business, connect with other riders, and support a growing motorcycle service destination in St. Clair County. For anyone looking for a motorcycle event in Michigan that feels local, useful, and rider-centered, the Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening deserves a spot on the calendar.

Sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, this event supports the Michigan motorcycle community by helping bring attention to a shop built around honest service, Harley-Davidson® maintenance, repairs, upgrades, diagnostics, tires, brakes, engine builds, and the practical work riders depend on to keep their bikes running strong.

Event Details
Event: Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening
Date: Saturday, May 30, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Location: Red Barn Cyclez, 1204 S Riverside Ave Unit 2, St. Clair, MI 48079
Hosted By: Red Barn Cyclez LLC
Sponsored By: The Motorcycle Lawyer®

What to Expect at the Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening
The Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening gives riders a chance to visit the shop, meet the team, check out the location, talk motorcycles, and be part of a new chapter for a Michigan motorcycle business. Public event information confirms the Grand Opening event at the St. Clair location, and Red Barn Cyclez’s own website describes the business as focused on expert Harley care, maintenance, repair, performance upgrades, diagnostics, tires, brakes, accessory upgrades, transmission service, and engine builds.

For riders, that matters. A good motorcycle shop is more than a place to drop off a bike. It is a place where people ask questions, solve problems, talk upgrades, compare ideas, and build trust with someone who understands motorcycles. Red Barn Cyclez promotes a practical approach: honest service, no fluff, no shortcuts, and a focus on giving riders what they need without unnecessary upselling.

That message gives this Michigan motorcycle event more depth than a basic grand opening. It is not just a ribbon-cutting style gathering. It is a chance for riders to connect with a shop that wants to earn trust by doing the work right and helping Harley owners feel confident about the miles ahead.

A Grand Opening for Riders Who Care About Their Bikes
Motorcyclists care about who works on their bikes. They care about safety, performance, reliability, communication, and whether a shop understands what the ride means to them. The Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening gives local riders a chance to see the shop, learn what the business offers, and get a feel for the people behind the name.

Red Barn Cyclez focuses on Harley-Davidson® motorcycles and services that matter to real riders, including maintenance, repairs, performance upgrades, engine builds, tires, brakes, rotors, accessories, transmission service, diagnostics, and repair. Whether someone needs routine service, a mechanical fix, a performance improvement, or help planning a larger build, this grand opening introduces riders to a shop built around practical motorcycle care.

For St. Clair County riders, that makes this motorcycle event useful as well as social. People can come for the grand opening, but they may leave knowing where they want to take their bike when it needs service, repairs, upgrades, or honest advice.

A St. Clair Motorcycle Event Near the Blue Water Area
Red Barn Cyclez is located at 1204 S Riverside Ave Unit 2 in St. Clair, Michigan. That puts this motorcycle event in a strong location for riders from St. Clair, East China, Marine City, Marysville, Port Huron, Algonac, Richmond, New Baltimore, Chesterfield, St. Clair County, Macomb County, and the Blue Water Area.

Late May is an ideal time for motorcycle events in Michigan. Riding season is active, bikes are back on the road, riders are planning upgrades, and many owners are paying closer attention to maintenance, tires, brakes, performance, and reliability. The Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening lands at the right time for riders who want to start the season with confidence and support a motorcycle-focused local business.

Why Local Motorcycle Shops Matter
Motorcycle shops play an important role in the riding community. They help riders stay safe, keep bikes reliable, solve problems, make upgrades, prepare for trips, and recover from mechanical issues that can interrupt a riding season. A trusted shop can become part of a rider’s support system.

That is why a grand opening like this can matter to the Michigan motorcycle community. When a shop grows, relocates, or opens its doors to the public, riders get a chance to build a relationship early. They can meet the people doing the work, ask questions, see the space, and decide whether the shop feels like the right fit for their bike.

For Harley-Davidson® owners especially, Red Barn Cyclez offers a focused service identity. The shop’s public messaging centers on honest Harley service, maintenance, repair, diagnostics, upgrades, and getting riders back on the road without unnecessary extras.

Sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®
The Motorcycle Lawyer® is proud to sponsor the Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening in St. Clair, Michigan. Supporting motorcycle events is part of a long-standing commitment to Michigan riders, motorcycle awareness, rider safety, and the local businesses that help keep motorcycles on the road.

Motorcycle events like this help strengthen the riding community. They connect riders with shops, service providers, local businesses, and other motorcycle enthusiasts. They also help keep motorcyclists visible in a positive, community-focused way across Michigan.

The Motorcycle Lawyer® continues to stand with motorcyclists at Michigan motorcycle events, on Michigan roads, and when injured riders need experienced legal help after a crash.

Why Riders Should Attend
The Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening is a strong event for riders who want to support a local motorcycle shop, meet other riders, learn more about Harley-Davidson® service options, and be part of a new motorcycle business milestone in St. Clair.

This event has the kind of appeal that riders respond to because it connects directly to the real ownership experience. Every rider eventually needs service, tires, diagnostics, repairs, brakes, upgrades, or trustworthy motorcycle advice. A grand opening gives riders a relaxed way to learn more before they need the help.

Top reasons to attend: Michigan motorcycle event, Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening, St. Clair motorcycle shop, Harley-Davidson® service focus, maintenance and repairs, performance upgrades, diagnostics, tires, brakes, local riders, Blue Water Area motorcycle community, and sponsorship support from The Motorcycle Lawyer®.

Event Location
Red Barn Cyclez
1204 S Riverside Ave Unit 2
St. Clair, MI 48079

Important Event Notes
Guests should confirm final event details with Red Barn Cyclez before attending. Event activities, schedule details, food, entertainment, vendor participation, parking, weather-related plans, and availability may be subject to change. I did not find a public admission fee listed for this event.

Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening FAQ
When is the Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening?
The Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening is scheduled for Saturday, May 30, 2026, from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM.

Where is the Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening being held?
The event is being held at Red Barn Cyclez, located at 1204 S Riverside Ave Unit 2, St. Clair, MI 48079.

Who is hosting this Michigan motorcycle event?
The Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening is hosted by Red Barn Cyclez LLC.

Who is sponsoring the event?
The event is sponsored by The Motorcycle Lawyer®, a strong supporter of Michigan riders and motorcycle community events.

Is there an admission fee?
I did not find a public admission fee listed for the Red Barn Cyclez Grand Opening. Guests should confirm final details with Red Barn Cyclez before attending.

What kind of business is Red Barn Cyclez?
Red Barn Cyclez is a motorcycle service shop with a strong Harley-Davidson® focus. Public information from the business lists services including maintenance and repair, engine builds, tire sales and installation, performance upgrades, brakes and rotors, accessory upgrades, transmission service, and diagnostics and repair.

Is this a good motorcycle event for Michigan riders?
Yes. This is a strong Michigan motorcycle event for riders who want to support a local motorcycle shop, meet the Red Barn Cyclez team, connect with other riders, and learn more about motorcycle service options in the St. Clair and Blue Water Area.

Thursday Night Bikes – Week 2 at Lapeer VFW: Bring on the 80s! (June 4, 2026)
2026-06-04 17:00 - 23:59 UTC | Lapeer VFW Post 4139, 128 Daly Rd, Lapeer, MI, 48446, United States
Thursday Night Bikes at the Lapeer VFW — Week 2: Bring on the 80s! (June 4, 2026)
Date: Thursday, June 4, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM – Clearout
Location: Lapeer VFW • 128 Daly Rd, Lapeer, MI 48446
Weather: Rain or Shine
Admission: Open to the Public
It’s time to rewind. Week 2 of Thursday Night Bikes at the Lapeer VFW rolls in with a full-on “Bring on the 80s” throwback vibe—retro looks, classic rock, neon, and maybe even a few mullets in the wild. Expect the lineup to grow and the energy to rise as we head into the heart of riding season. This week also kicks off the official beer pong tournament, so get ready for bragging rights and plenty of competitive fun.
This is the second night in a 14-week ride-in series that supports our veterans and brings the Michigan bike community together every Thursday from late spring to the end of August.
All proceeds benefit local veterans.
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Date: June 4, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM to Clearout
Theme: “Bring on the 80s”
New this week: Beer Pong Tournament Kickoff
Parking: Bikes on pavement • Cages on grass
Admission: Free and open to the public
Rain or shine: Always
Venue: Lapeer VFW Post 4139, 128 Daly Rd
Charity: All proceeds support veterans
Raffle License: #32493

What to Expect
The energy ramps up in Week 2 with more bikes rolling in, a stronger turnout, and the start of the official beer pong tournament. The VFW’s huge indoor/outdoor layout is made for early summer nights—plenty of space to relax, explore, and stay as long as you want.
This week’s “Bring on the 80s” theme is pure fun—think retro gear, themed music, maybe a flash of neon or leather fringe. No pressure to dress up, but if you do, you’ll fit right in.

Bike lineup staged on clean pavement (great for photos and walk-throughs)
Food + full bar available all night
50/50 raffle and veteran fundraiser
Games: cornhole, field games, and beer pong tournament begins tonight
Vendors on-site
Weekly bike contest — your ride might take home the win

Parking Info

Motorcycles: Park on pavement near the main building
Cages/cars: Park on the grass — please follow posted signs
Safety note: Keep aisles clear and ride respectfully; this is a family-friendly venue

Why You Should Go
If you missed kickoff night, this is your second chance to lock in your Thursday tradition. The 80s theme gives everyone a reason to play along, and the beer pong tournament launch adds an extra competitive twist. Even if you’re just stopping by for the food and atmosphere, you’ll find plenty to do and great people to meet.
Veterans are at the heart of this event—your participation helps raise funds directly for local support programs through the VFW.
What to Bring (Early Summer Edition)

Something retro: From an old band tee to a wild pair of shades, lean into the 80s vibe
Light layer: Evenings can still dip into the 60s
Small towel or spray: If you want your bike looking polished in the lineup
Cash/card: For food, drinks, raffles, and vendors
Teammate (optional): Beer pong tourney starts tonight—bring your A-game

FAQs
1. Is there a cost to attend?
No—Thursday Night Bikes is free and open to the public.
2. What time should I arrive?
Most bikes start rolling in around 5:00 PM, but the event runs all evening until clearout.
3. Do I need to ride a motorcycle to attend?
Nope! All are welcome—riders, families, friends, and anyone who supports veterans.
4. What’s the theme this week?
“Bring on the 80s!” Dress it up, play it cool, or just enjoy the music and vibes.
5. What’s new this week?
We’re launching the official beer pong tournament—join in or cheer on the teams.
6. Where do I park?
Motorcycles park on pavement. Cars and cages go on the grass—watch for signage.
7. Can I buy food or drinks there?
Yes—there’s a full kitchen and bar inside, plus drinks served outside.
8. What does the event support?
Proceeds go directly to veteran assistance programs through the Lapeer VFW.
9. Is it family-friendly?
Yes—this is a respectful, welcoming environment with games, vendors, and space to relax.
10. Is there a rain date?
Nope—rain or shine, the party goes on thanks to indoor space and covered seating.

26th Annual Ride For A Reason Motorcycle Ride
2026-06-07 10:00 - 15:00 UTC | MI
Join us for a great day of riding motorcycles and raising money for Penrickton Center for Blind Children!
Staging starts at 10am at Cabela’s in Dundee, MI
110 Cabela Blvd. • East Dundee, MI 48131
KSU 12PM SHARP
$25 per person, lunch included with registration
Ride ends at Motown Harley-Davidson!

Come out to Dundee, MI and participate in the 26th Annual Ride For A Reason Motorcycle Ride

The “Ride for a Reason” motorcycle ride in Michigan, a charity event benefiting the Penrickton Center for Blind Children, is scheduled for June 7, 2026, starting in Dundee and ending in Taylor.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
Date: June 7, 2026
Location: The ride starts in Dundee and travels to Taylor.
Beneficiary: Penrickton Center for Blind Children
Event Details:
The ride is the largest charity motorcycle ride in southeast Michigan, with over 3,000 participants.
Riders are treated to a BBQ feast and entertainment in Taylor.
Penrickton Center: The Penrickton Center is the only child-care agency in Michigan that specializes in the needs of blind children ages 1 to 12 who are also living with complex medical issues.

Bagger Racing League at GingerMan Raceway
2026-06-27 - 2026-06-28 | MI
Bagger Racing League at GingerMan Raceway – June 27 & 28, 2026
The Bagger Racing League roars into Southwest Michigan for a full weekend of high-speed competition at GingerMan Raceway in South Haven on Saturday and Sunday, June 27–28, 2026.
This Michigan stop features Rounds 3 & 4 of the 2026 BRL season — part of the nationally recognized “Battle of the Baggers” championship series.
Dates: June 27–28, 2026
Time: TBD (Race time will be announced when tickets go on sale)
Location: GingerMan Raceway
61414 County Road 388, South Haven, MI 49090
Part of the 2026 Bagger Racing League Championship Series
The GingerMan Raceway weekend sits at the heart of the 2026 championship season. The full BRL schedule includes:

Rounds 1 & 2: May 23–24, 2026 at Motorsports Park Hastings – Hastings, Nebraska
Rounds 3 & 4: June 27–28, 2026 at GingerMan Raceway – South Haven, Michigan
Round 5: July 25, 2026 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course – Lexington, Ohio
Season Finale: October 17–18, 2026 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway – Las Vegas, Nevada

With Michigan positioned mid-season, the GingerMan rounds are critical for riders chasing championship points.
Professional Bagger Racing in Michigan
The Bagger Racing League has redefined what a “bagger” motorcycle can do. These are purpose-built performance machines — pushing torque, braking, and cornering to the edge on a technical 2.14-mile road course.

Wheel-to-wheel road racing action
Multiple competitive classes including Pro-Stock and Bagger GP
Championship battles intensifying mid-season
Vendor displays and performance industry presence
Trackside viewing and full race-weekend energy

Sponsored by Jason Waechter, The Motorcycle Lawyer®
The Bagger Racing League weekend at GingerMan Raceway is proudly sponsored in part by Jason Waechter, The Motorcycle Lawyer® — Michigan’s leading motorcycle attorney and long-time advocate for riders across the state.
From supporting major racing events to representing injured motorcyclists in court, Jason, The Motorcycle Lawyer®, continues to invest directly in Michigan’s riding community and high-performance motorcycle culture.
Plan Your Race Weekend

Arrive early for best spectator viewing areas
Bring ear protection — race machines are loud
Prepare for full-day outdoor trackside excitement
Check official BRL schedules for qualifying and feature race times

Bagger Racing League – June 27 & 28, 2026 – GingerMan Raceway – South Haven, Michigan.
If you love speed, torque, and championship-level competition, this is your Michigan race weekend.

Uncle Sam Jam Motorcycle Event 2026
2026-07-09 - 2026-07-12 | Civic Center Park, 23977 Hall Road, Woodhaven, MI, 48183, United States
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Uncle Sam Jam 2026 (Woodhaven, MI) — July 9–12, 2026
Where: Civic Center Park, 23977 Hall Road, Woodhaven, MI 48183
When: Thursday–Sunday, July 9–12, 2026
Admission: FREE
Motorcycle Highlight: Reasons To Ride (RTR) Bike Show — Saturday, July 11 (Registration 10:00 AM | Show 11:00 AM–5:00 PM)
Uncle Sam Jam is Michigan’s biggest free festival weekend—four straight days of concerts, a giant carnival midway, fireworks, a drone show, a classic car show, monster truck rides, a petting zoo, and more—right in the heart of Downriver.
Uncle Sam Jam Motorcycle Show
For riders and builders, 2026 adds a headline moment inside the festival: REASONS TO RIDE returns with a special AMERICA’S 250 EDITION of the RTR Bike Show as part of the July 9–12 lineup.
Follow this event for updates as more details are announced.
Who Should Go (and Why)

Motorcycle fans: You get a legitimate bike show inside a major festival—ideal if you want bikes and entertainment.
Builders & garage tinkerers: The RTR format welcomes everything from vintage restorations to radical baggers and garage builds.
Friends & families: Even if not everyone rides, there’s a full festival lineup (midway, shows, food, music, and more).
Anyone who loves “summer weekends”: This is one of those events where you can show up with no plan and still have a great day.

Schedule at a Glance (Festival Hours)

Thursday, July 9: 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Friday, July 10: 4:00 PM – 11:45 PM
Saturday, July 11: 12:00 PM – 11:45 PM
Sunday, July 12: 12:00 PM – 10:30 PM

Parking + Free Shuttle
Onsite parking: $15 each day
Free offsite parking: Kohl’s (20840 West Rd.) with a free shuttle to the event
Shuttle schedule:

Thursday: 3:30 PM – Midnight
Friday: 3:30 PM – 1:00 AM
Saturday: 11:30 AM – 1:00 AM
Sunday: 11:30 AM – Midnight

What You Can Bring (and What You Can’t)
Allowed: Lawn chairs, strollers, service dogs (with papers)
Not allowed: Outside food or beverage, coolers, pets, skateboards, bikes
Big Attractions All Weekend

Live concerts
Giant carnival midway
Monster truck rides
Fireworks
Drone show
Classic car show
Petting zoo
Plus more festival attractions and activities throughout the weekend

What to Bring (Practical Packing List)

Comfortable shoes: You’ll do more walking than you expect.
Lawn chair or blanket: Especially helpful for concerts and downtime.
Sun protection: Sunscreen + sunglasses make a huge difference in July.
Hearing protection: Useful for loud concerts and monster truck rides.
Phone battery backup: Photos, video, and messages drain batteries fast.
A small bag: For vendor purchases and essentials (skip coolers and outside food/drinks).
Cash + card: Vendors vary—having both makes checkout easier.

Reasons To Ride (RTR) Bike Show at Uncle Sam Jam — AMERICA’S 250 EDITION
Hosted by: Reasons To Ride Magazine
Date: Saturday, July 11, 2026
Bike registration begins: 10:00 AM
Bike show time: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Festival opens: 12:00 PM
Festival admission: FREE (bike show exhibit fee applies)
This is a true RTR Bike Show—built for riders who actually ride. Whether you call yourself a motorcyclist, a biker, a builder, or “someone who can’t stop wrenching,” this show is for the bikes that owners pour time, money, and personality into. If you’ve ever stayed up late tweaking your setup “just one more time,” this is your moment to roll it in and showcase what you’ve built.
Bike Show Entry Fees (Motorcycle Exhibitors)

$20 day-of registration
$15 online pre-registration (includes a FREE T-shirt + custom lanyard & pin)

Important: Exhibitors who do not pre-register do not receive the free T-shirt for showing their bike.
Why RTR Matters: Championship Bike Show Series
The Reasons To Ride Championship Bike Show Series includes local, regional, and nationally recognized shows—and it welcomes builders and owners across the full spectrum: vintage, metric, V-twin, custom, restored antiques, resto-mods, trikes, and radical builds. Each stop is designed to encourage participation from everyday riders and serious builders alike, and every RTR show also serves as a qualifier for Championship events, including both the State Show and the National Championship Shows.
Ride-In Energy (How RTR Shows Work)
RTR shows lean into a ride-in mindset: bikes are expected to be ridden, and a little road dust is more than acceptable—it’s part of the culture. Trailering isn’t automatically a problem, but every entry must be functional: bikes must start and be able to be safely ridden on the road.
How Winners Are Chosen
Many RTR events combine attendee voting with weighted judge scoring to recognize both crowd favorites and craftsmanship. Some stops are judged shows where guest votes apply toward the People’s Choice Award.
Shows feature trophies and placards to recognize winners, with special prizes sometimes added based on location and hosts. The Best of Show bikes and top class winners are then invited into the Championship pathway.
Custom Paint (Featured Category)
All RTR shows include a Custom Paint class. You can enter your bike in Custom Paint alone, or add it as a second classification to compete in both your primary category and paint. There is a discounted fee for adding the second category.
Special Show Classes
Military / Patriotic Tribute Bikes: Builds that lean into patriotic themes, military-inspired styling, service tributes, and honor-driven storytelling—often with custom paint, flags, unit markings, or meaningful details that represent service and sacrifice.
Military Vintage — Restored: Restored vintage motorcycles with a military connection or military-era identity—typically judged on authenticity, restoration quality, and correctness of period details.
RTR Bike Show Classes Explained (Plain-English Guide)
RTR uses a wide class structure so different kinds of motorcycles can compete fairly. Stock bikes aren’t judged like radical customs, and restorations don’t get buried under heavily fabricated builds. If you’re entering the show, this guide helps you quickly spot the best-fit category. If you’re coming to spectate, it also helps you understand what you’re looking at while you walk the rows.
Vintage
Vintage: A broad umbrella for older motorcycles that carry classic design DNA—perfect for the bikes that make people stop mid-walk and say, “My uncle had one just like that.”
Vintage Import Stock (European / Asian): Older import motorcycles kept close to original—think correct parts, factory styling, and “stock” presentation without modern custom changes.
Vintage Domestic Stock: Homegrown classics kept true to their original form—typically American-made motorcycles with period-correct details and factory identity intact.
Vintage Custom (Resto-Mod): Vintage bikes that still look classic—but with intentional modern upgrades (better brakes, improved lighting, updated suspension, modern reliability), done cleanly and thoughtfully.
Vintage Restored: The “bring it back to life” class—restorations that focus on correct finishes, proper hardware, and details that show pride in authenticity and craftsmanship.
Vintage Performance: Vintage machines built to go—not just show. Period style with performance emphasis, including upgrades meant to make the bike faster, sharper, or more aggressive.
Vintage Touring: Older bikes set up for distance—wind protection, comfort, luggage, and practical touring touches, while still keeping the vintage character.
Stock
Stock Import: Modern or newer import bikes in largely factory configuration—clean, maintained, and presented like the manufacturer intended.
Stock Domestic (V-Twin): Largely stock domestic V-twins—often Harley-style motorcycles that keep the factory look, with minimal modification and strong condition/finish.
Custom
Custom Import: Import motorcycles that have been personalized—anything from subtle styling and bolt-ons to deep build work—where the owner’s choices clearly separate it from stock.
Custom Domestic (V-Twin): Domestic V-twins that have been upgraded and customized—paint, wheels, bars, exhaust, performance work, bags, lighting, and all the details that make a Harley-style bike feel truly “yours.”
Radical
Radical: The “rule-breakers” class—builds that go beyond typical customization into serious fabrication, dramatic styling, and bold choices that feel like they belong under bright lights.
Radical Import: Radical builds based on import platforms—often aggressive design work, rare conversions, and custom touches that completely transform the motorcycle’s identity.
Radical Domestic: Radical domestic builds—often extensive fabrication, major rework, and show-level detail, typically on American platforms.
Radical Bagger: Baggers turned into statement pieces—performance baggers, custom audio, wild paint, stretched saddlebags, custom wheels, suspension work, and the kind of presence you feel before you’re even close to it.
Style Icons
Chopper: Long, lean, and unmistakable—choppers celebrate attitude, stance, and that stripped-down “built in the garage” spirit (even when the fabrication is pro-level).
Rat Bike / Garage Build: Built-not-bought energy. These motorcycles often prioritize creativity, grit, and resourcefulness—less about perfect paint, more about personality, clever solutions, and real-world rideability.
Café Racer: Classic road-racer influence—clip-ons, rearsets, sleek bodywork, and a purposeful stance aimed at speed and style, often with vintage inspiration.
Touring
Touring: Bikes set up for miles—comfort, storage, wind protection, and “ride all day” practicality, often with tasteful upgrades.
Custom Touring: Touring motorcycles that go beyond factory touring setups—custom paint, performance upgrades, show-level audio, lighting, and personalized touches that make a touring bike look and feel unique.
Performance + Off-Road
Performance / Racing: Built for speed, handling, or track focus—race-inspired setups, performance components, and mods that prioritize function and capability.
Adventure / Off-Road: Dual-sport and ADV motorcycles meant to go places—knobby-ready setups, protection, luggage solutions, and the kind of “let’s take the long way” attitude.
Trikes
Trike: Three-wheeled setups designed for stability and comfort—often touring-friendly and built for long, easy rides.
Custom Trike: Trikes with heavier personalization—custom paint, lighting, audio, performance upgrades, and styling that stands out from standard conversions.
Vintage Trike: Vintage-era trikes or vintage-styled trikes—where classic design, rarity, and period character are the big draw.
Custom Paint
Custom Paint: The paint-focused class—because sometimes the paint is the build. Candy, metalflake, murals, hand-striping, fades, themes—this category spotlights artistry and execution. You can enter only this class, or add it as a second classification (with a discounted add-on fee) so the bike competes in both paint and its main category.
Top Awards
Best of Show: The show’s top overall bike—typically the one that best combines impact, craftsmanship, and execution across the board.
People’s Choice: The crowd favorite—the bike that wins hearts on the ground, not just points on a score sheet.
Class Minimums + Organizer Discretion
A class must have at least 3 entries to qualify for a Best of Class award. Specialty classes and subcategories must have at least three distinct entries to be broken out, at organizer discretion. Reasons To Ride Magazine and show organizers reserve the right to consolidate classes or add classes as needed.
Championship Qualification Notes
All Best of Show winners qualify for the Championship Show. Best of Class winners are entered for consideration, with top series performers selected for Championship participation.
T-Shirt Details for Exhibitors
Pre-registered exhibitors receive a FREE T-shirt as a special incentive for registering early. Shirts are also typically available at registration for exhibitors at a discounted rate of $15. Otherwise, a limited number may be available for $20 each.
Shop / Club / Group Displays
For shops interested in participating and possibly exhibiting customer and shop bikes, a limited number of shop displays may be available. To reserve space for group displays (shops, clubs, race teams, etc.), email INFO@ReasonsToRide.com.
Exhibitor Prep Checklist (Fast, Useful, and Worth Doing)

Arrive near 10:00 AM: Registration starts at 10:00 AM—getting there on time reduces stress and helps you place the bike cleanly.
Make sure the bike is functional: It must start and be safe to ride on the road (RTR format requirement).
Bring a quick-clean kit: Microfiber towel + quick detailer spray for last-second fingerprints and dust.
Bring a small tool roll: A few basics can save you from a loose bolt or minor issue after riding in.
Know your category: Pick your primary class before you arrive, and decide if you’re adding Custom Paint as a second classification.
Dress for July: Sun and heat matter—hydrate and plan for being outdoors for hours.
Have a simple build story ready: People will ask. A quick “what changed and why” makes your bike more memorable.

10 Valuable FAQs (Uncle Sam Jam + RTR Bike Show)
1) Is Uncle Sam Jam really free to attend?
Yes—festival admission is listed as FREE, meaning you can enter without buying a ticket. You’ll only pay for optional items such as onsite parking, carnival/midway purchases, food and beverages, or if you choose to exhibit a motorcycle in the RTR Bike Show. Spectators can still enjoy the festival and view the bike show at no cost.
2) What are the official dates for Uncle Sam Jam 2026?
Uncle Sam Jam runs Thursday, July 9 through Sunday, July 12, 2026. Many people pick one evening for concerts or fireworks, while others treat it like a full weekend and come back for different attractions each day.
3) What time does Uncle Sam Jam open and close each day?
The published festival hours are:

Thursday: 4:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Friday: 4:00 PM – 11:45 PM
Saturday: 12:00 PM – 11:45 PM
Sunday: 12:00 PM – 10:30 PM

If you prefer lighter crowds and easier parking, earlier tends to feel more relaxed. If you want peak festival energy, evenings typically draw the biggest crowds as entertainment ramps up.
4) When is the Reasons To Ride (RTR) Bike Show at Uncle Sam Jam?
The RTR Bike Show takes place on Saturday, July 11, 2026. Bike registration begins at 10:00 AM, and the show runs 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM. The festival opens at 12:00 PM that day, so show participants and early arrivals have extra time before the grounds hit their busiest stretch.
5) Do I have to pay to enter the RTR Bike Show?
You only pay if you’re exhibiting your motorcycle. Spectators can attend Uncle Sam Jam for free and view the bike show as part of the festival experience. Exhibitor registration is:

$20 if you register day-of
$15 if you pre-register online (includes a FREE T-shirt + custom lanyard & pin)

Pre-registration is the best value and is also the easiest way to streamline your check-in on show day.
6) How do I get the free exhibitor T-shirt and what if I don’t pre-register?
The free T-shirt is a pre-registration incentive. Pre-register online and you receive a FREE T-shirt plus a custom lanyard and pin. If you register day-of, you can still exhibit—but you do not receive the free T-shirt for showing your bike. The event also notes that shirts may be available for exhibitors to purchase at registration for $15, with a limited number sometimes available for $20.
7) What kinds of bikes can enter the RTR Bike Show?
RTR shows are intentionally wide open. The class structure includes everything from stock imports and stock domestic V-twins to vintage restorations, custom touring, performance builds, radical baggers, choppers, and garage builds, plus specialty classes like Military/Patriotic Tribute Bikes. If your bike is built with intention—and it’s functional—there’s likely a class that fits.
8) Do bikes have to be rideable? Can I trailer a bike in?
RTR is built around a ride-in culture, so bikes are expected to be ridden and road dust is fine. Trailering isn’t automatically disqualifying, but every entry must be functioning: the bike must start and be able to be safely ridden on the road. This standard keeps the show grounded in real motorcycles—not just static displays.
9) How are winners selected—judges, public voting, or both?
Many RTR shows use a blend of attendee voting and weighted judge scoring. That approach rewards bikes that win over the crowd and bikes that impress judges with craftsmanship, execution, and detail work. Some stops are judged shows where guest votes go toward People’s Choice. Awards commonly include Best of Show and People’s Choice, and Best of Class awards are awarded where minimum entries are met.
10) What does it mean that this RTR show is part of a “Championship Series”?
It means your results can carry forward. RTR’s bike shows are part of a larger series that includes local, regional, and nationally recognized events. Best of Show winners qualify for the Championship Show, and Best of Class winners are entered for consideration, with top series performers selected for Championship participation. If you like a real competitive pathway, this is more than a one-day trophy run.
Bonus: What are the best arrival tips for spectators vs. exhibitors?
Exhibitors: Aim to arrive close to registration time (10:00 AM) so you can check in smoothly and be set before the show runs 11:00 AM–5:00 PM.
Spectators: Earlier tends to be calmer for viewing bikes and walking the grounds. If you want the biggest crowds and nighttime festival energy, arrive later—just expect fuller parking and more congestion.
Check out these other huge Michigan motorcycle events:
The Baldwin Blessing of the Bikes 2026
26th Annual Ride For A Reason Motorcycle Ride
Freedom Lighthouse Fellowship Bike Blessing 2026
Muskegon Bike Time 2026 Motorcycle Event
Lavish Biker Bash 2026

National Motorcycle Day 2026
2026-07-10 | MI
National Motorcycle Day is the Second Friday in July Every Year!
Friday July 10, 2026 is National Motorcycle Day!
See Full Calendar of Dates Below
Join Us in celebrating National Motorcycle Day! 2026 National Motorcycle Day is on Friday, July 10 – The Motorcycle Lawyer®
National Motorcycle Day Is Celebrated On The Following Dates
Friday July 12, 2024
Friday July 11, 2025
Friday July 10, 2026 (this is the next date for National Motorcycle Day
Friday July 9, 2027
Friday July 14, 2028
Friday July 13, 2029
Friday July 12, 2030
Friday July 11, 2031
Friday July 9, 2032
Celebrating National Motorcycle Day: A Tribute to Bikers and Their Journey
Motorcycle enthusiasts across the United States look forward to an important day each year dedicated to celebrating the spirit of riding and the community of bikers. National Motorcycle Day, observed annually on the second Friday of July, is a day set aside to honor motorcyclists, promote motorcycle culture, and raise awareness about motorcycling safety. This day serves as an opportunity for bikers to come together, share their passion, and celebrate the freedom and adventure that comes with riding on two wheels.
The History and Establishment of National Motorcycle Day
National Motorcycle Day was established in 2016 to create a special occasion for motorcycle enthusiasts to celebrate their love for riding and to promote motorcycle safety awareness. The idea behind this day was to foster a sense of unity among bikers and encourage the public to recognize the contributions and culture of motorcycling.
The establishment of National Motorcycle Day was part of a broader initiative to support the motorcycling community and advocate for safer riding practices. By creating a national observance, organizers aimed to bring attention to the unique aspects of motorcycling and the importance of rider safety.
The Purpose of National Motorcycle Day
The primary purpose of National Motorcycle Day is to celebrate the joy of motorcycling and to emphasize the importance of safety on the road. Motorcycling is not just a mode of transportation; it is a lifestyle and a source of freedom and adventure for many riders. This day provides an opportunity for bikers to come together, share their experiences, and celebrate their passion for riding.
In addition to celebrating the culture of motorcycling, National Motorcycle Day also serves as a platform to promote motorcycle safety. The day is used to raise awareness about the risks associated with motorcycling and to educate riders and the general public about safe riding practices. Various events and activities are organized to highlight the importance of wearing protective gear, following traffic rules, and staying vigilant on the road.
Significant National Motorcycle Days
Over the years, National Motorcycle Day has seen numerous significant events and activities that have contributed to its growing popularity and impact. Here are a few noteworthy National Motorcycle Days:
National Motorcycle Day 2016: The inaugural National Motorcycle Day marked the beginning of a tradition that would grow in significance over the years. Bikers across the country participated in rides, gatherings, and events to celebrate the establishment of this special day. Various activities were organized to promote motorcycle safety and foster a sense of community among riders.
National Motorcycle Day 2018: This year saw a significant focus on promoting motorcycle safety through educational campaigns and safety demonstrations. Motorcycle safety organizations partnered to provide riders with valuable information on safe riding practices. Events were held in various cities, featuring safety gear demonstrations, riding clinics, and group rides.
National Motorcycle Day 2020: Amid the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, National Motorcycle Day took on a different form. With social distancing measures in place, many events were held virtually, allowing riders to connect and celebrate online. Virtual rides, webinars on motorcycle safety, and online discussions about the joys of motorcycling helped keep the spirit of the day alive.
National Motorcycle Day 2022: As the world gradually returned to normalcy, National Motorcycle Day saw a resurgence of in-person events and activities. Motorcycle rallies, charity rides, and community gatherings were organized to bring riders together and celebrate their shared passion. The focus on safety remained strong, with many events incorporating safety checks and educational sessions.
Promoting Motorcycle Safety
One of the central themes of National Motorcycle Day is promoting motorcycle safety. Various organizations and groups have launched numerous safety campaigns to educate riders about the importance of wearing helmets, protective clothing, and other safety gear. These campaigns also emphasize the need for defensive riding and awareness of road conditions.
In addition to safety campaigns, community engagement plays a crucial role in National Motorcycle Day. Events, rallies, and gatherings help create a strong sense of community among riders and foster a culture of safety and responsibility.
Advocacy for safety regulations is another important aspect of National Motorcycle Day. Support for legislation aimed at improving road conditions, enhancing rider safety, and promoting awareness among all road users is a key part of the observance.
The Impact of National Motorcycle Day
National Motorcycle Day has had a significant impact on the motorcycling community and the broader public. By creating a dedicated day to celebrate motorcycling, organizers have helped raise awareness about the unique challenges and joys of riding. The day has also provided an opportunity for bikers to come together, share their experiences, and support each other in their passion for riding.
One of the key impacts of National Motorcycle Day is the increased focus on motorcycle safety. The educational campaigns, safety demonstrations, and advocacy efforts associated with the day have contributed to a greater awareness of the risks involved in motorcycling and the importance of adopting safe riding practices. This heightened awareness has likely contributed to a reduction in motorcycle accidents and injuries over the years.
Celebrating National Motorcycle Day
Celebrating National Motorcycle Day can take many forms, depending on the preferences and interests of individual riders. Here are some common ways bikers and motorcycle enthusiasts celebrate this special day:
Group Rides: Many riders organize group rides with their friends, fellow club members, or local riding groups. These rides often include scenic routes, stops at popular destinations, and opportunities to connect with other riders.
Charity Events: National Motorcycle Day is also a time for giving back to the community. Many motorcycle clubs and organizations organize charity rides and fundraising events to support various causes, such as veteran support, children’s charities, and medical research.
Safety Demonstrations: Safety is a central theme of National Motorcycle Day, and many events include safety demonstrations, gear exhibitions, and riding clinics. These activities provide valuable information and training to help riders stay safe on the road.
Social Gatherings: Bikers often gather at local cafes, restaurants, or biker-friendly establishments to celebrate National Motorcycle Day. These gatherings provide an opportunity to share stories, discuss riding experiences, and build camaraderie among riders.
Virtual Celebrations: In recent years, virtual celebrations have become increasingly popular, allowing riders to connect and celebrate online. Virtual rides, webinars, and social media discussions provide a platform for bikers to share their passion and engage with the broader motorcycling community.
Conclusion
National Motorcycle Day is a fun day to ride, it brings together motorcyclists from across the United States to celebrate their love for riding and to promote motorcycle safety. Established in 2016, the day has grown in popularity and impact, providing a platform for bikers to connect, share experiences, and advocate for safer riding practices. As National Motorcycle Day continues to evolve, it remains a vital part of the motorcycling community, fostering a sense of unity and responsibility among riders.

Muskegon Bike Time 2026 (July 15–19) Motorcycle Event
2026-07-15 - 2026-07-19 | Hot Rod Harley‑Davidson, 149 Shoreline Dr, Muskegon, MI, United States
🏍️ Muskegon Bike Time 2026 (July 15–19) – The Ultimate Rider Guide to Michigan’s Lakeshore Rally
Muskegon Bike Time 2026 runs Wednesday, July 15 through Sunday, July 19, 2026. If you’ve never rolled into Muskegon for Bike Time, understand this: it’s not just “an event.” It’s a full-body summer moment—engines echoing downtown, lake air in your helmet, live music in the background, and the kind of crowd where you can talk bikes with total strangers like you’ve known them for years.
Muskegon Bike Time is a four-day annual celebration that traditionally lands on the third weekend in July—and the whole point is simple: bring riders to Michigan’s West Coast for a vacation-style experience packed with bikes, entertainment, food, and the spectacle that only a real motorcycle crowd can create.
Whether you’re coming from Detroit, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Kalamazoo, Flint, Saginaw, Traverse City, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, or you’re already local—this is the kind of weekend you put in the group chat early so nobody “accidentally” books a wedding or family reunion on top of it.
Quick Facts (Save This)

Event: Muskegon Bike Time 2026
Dates: Wednesday, July 15 – Sunday, July 19, 2026
City: Muskegon, Michigan
Style: Multi-day downtown rally + rides + entertainment + vendor energy
Pro Tip: Plan your arrival early in the day and lock down your meet-up points in advance.

Why Muskegon Bike Time Feels Different
A lot of rallies are loud. A lot of rallies have vendors. A lot of rallies have music. But Muskegon Bike Time hits different because it’s a lakeshore rally—meaning you get the event energy plus the vacation energy. You can spend the day in the mix, then ride out for shoreline views, beach time, and sunsets that make the whole weekend feel bigger than “just another stop.”
And because it’s built around a tight downtown footprint, it’s easy to do Bike Time your way:

Full-send weekend: Live music, vendors, contests, demo rides, and late-night hangouts.
Ride + chill weekend: Pick your prime hours, ride the lakeshore, eat well, reset, repeat.
Shopper weekend: Browse vendors like it’s a mission—gear, accessories, upgrades, and impulse buys you’ll brag about later.

What to Expect in 2026 (The Realistic, Rider-Smart Version)
Every year has its own flavor, and schedules can shift. But if you’re trying to understand what Muskegon Bike Time typically delivers, here’s the most accurate way to think about it:

A downtown hub feel: Bikes everywhere, vendor energy, food, music, and that “walk two blocks and see something wild” vibe.
Live music & entertainment: Afternoon into night, built for people who want to park the bike and stay awhile.
Rides and ride culture: Group rides, scenic loops, and routes that show off West Michigan.
Contests + crowd moments: The kind of events that get phones out and people cheering.
Vendor streets: If you like browsing gear, accessories, art, and biker lifestyle stuff, you’ll stay busy.

Important rider note: When you see a schedule posted, treat it like you treat weather radar: it’s the plan, but real life still happens. Always check official updates before you build your whole day around one specific time slot.
How to Do Bike Time With a Crew (Without Losing Each Other)
If you’ve ever tried to keep 6–12 riders together in a busy rally area, you already know the truth: you don’t “stay together.” You build a system.

Pick a meet-up anchor: A specific landmark everyone can find without guessing.
Set two regroup times: One midday, one evening. Everything else is freestyle.
Use “if we get separated” rules: Don’t roam. Return to the anchor.
Assign a “parking lane” habit: Park in the same general zone so you’re not hunting your bike like it’s a scavenger hunt.

This is how you turn a chaotic crowd into a clean, memorable weekend.
The Best Way to Arrive (And Why It Matters)
If you want the day to feel smooth, arrive earlier than your instincts tell you to. The earlier you get in, the easier it is to park, find your rhythm, and enjoy the rally before it feels “fully turned on.”
Then you can spend the rest of the day making choices from a position of strength—not chasing parking, missing meet-ups, or starting the day stressed out.
Rides & Scenic Energy: Make the Lakeshore Part of Your Plan
Bike Time isn’t only about the downtown footprint. The area is built for riding. Even if your crew is rally-first, you’ll enjoy the weekend more if you schedule at least one deliberate “we’re riding now” block.
Here are simple ride categories that fit Bike Time perfectly:

Quick shoreline cruise: A short ride to clear your head and reset.
Half-day scenic loop: Enough miles to feel like you actually rode, not just parked.
Sunset mission: Ride out for views, return when the evening energy ramps up.

Pro rider move: Do your longer ride earlier in the day, then return to downtown for the evening vibe. That’s the formula that makes the whole weekend feel “complete.”
What to Wear (Michigan-Lake Edition)
Muskegon in July can be gorgeous… and it can also throw wind and quick changes at you because you’re near the water. Dress like a rider who’s been surprised before:

Light layers: You’ll want the option to adjust.
Real footwear: If you’re walking vendor areas, comfort matters.
Eye protection: Sunglasses or a shield—lake glare is no joke.
Sun protection: If you’re outside all day, it catches up fast.

What to Bring (So You Don’t Pay the “Forgot It Tax”)

Cash + card: Vendors vary, and you don’t want to miss a deal.
Phone charger: You will use your phone more than you think.
Water plan: Hydration is performance.
Ear protection: Optional, but your future self will respect it.
Small pack or saddlebag space: You’re going to buy something. You just are.

Vendor Browsing Strategy (The “I’m Not Leaving Empty-Handed” Approach)
Vendors are one of the underrated joys of Bike Time—because even if you arrive thinking you “don’t need anything,” you will find something that solves a problem you didn’t know you had.
If you want to shop like a pro:

First lap: Walk the vendor zones and take mental notes.
Second lap: Buy the “must-have” items before they disappear.
Third lap: Negotiate, bundle, and look for the unexpected wins.

Best practice: If you find a perfect fit part or a rare item and you truly want it, don’t assume it’ll be there later. Rally shopping rewards decisive riders.
Live Music & Night Energy
When the sun starts dropping, Bike Time flips into a different mode. That’s when the stories get told, the photos get taken, and your crew starts saying, “Okay… this is why we came.”
Even if you’re not a big “concert person,” you’ll still feel it—because the music is only part of it. The real experience is the combination of:

The crowd: People who are actually happy to be there.
The setting: Downtown + lake air + summer nights.
The bikes: Rolling in and out, nonstop visual entertainment.

Day-by-Day Planning Mindset (For a 5-Day Date Range)
Muskegon Bike Time 2026 runs July 15–19. That’s a big enough window that you can plan it multiple ways:

Wednesday arrival: Get in, get parked, settle, scout the scene.
Thursday/Friday prime: Best for full-energy rally days.
Saturday peak: Biggest crowd feel, most “all-in” atmosphere.
Sunday exit: Ride out clean, grab food, and head home happy instead of exhausted.

If you’re doing the full run, your best move is to build in at least one slower block so you don’t burn out by Saturday.
Where to Stay (How to Win the Weekend)
If you’re traveling in, your lodging choice changes the whole weekend. Here are three rider-approved approaches:

Stay close: Walkable is a cheat code. You’ll do more, stress less.
Stay slightly out: Quieter nights, easier parking, still close enough to ride in quickly.
Stay with your crew: If you can rent together, you’ll multiply the fun instantly.

Pro tip: Even if you’re “not sure” you’re going, book something refundable. Events like this fill up, and last-minute options get expensive.
Safety & Common Sense (So Your Weekend Stays a Good Story)
The goal is simple: go hard, get home safe.

Ride your ride: Rally weekends can tempt people into stupid decisions.
Watch intersections and foot traffic: Downtown energy means unpredictable movement.
Don’t mix ego with throttle: It never ends well.

Hydrate: Heat + long hours + excitement can sneak up on you.

If you do it right, the only thing you bring home is memories and maybe a new piece of gear—not a problem.
FAQ (Fast Answers)
When is Muskegon Bike Time 2026?
Muskegon Bike Time 2026 is scheduled for July 15–19, 2026.
Is Muskegon Bike Time an annual event?
Yes—Bike Time is a four-day annual celebration traditionally held the third weekend in July.
Should I bring cash?
Yes. Even if you plan to use a card, having cash makes vendor buying smoother.
Do I need to plan rides in advance?
You don’t have to—but if you want the weekend to feel “complete,” schedule at least one deliberate scenic ride block.
Is it worth going more than one day?
Absolutely. Multi-day is where Bike Time really becomes Bike Time.
Make It a Meet-Up Weekend
If you’re reading this and you have even one riding buddy within texting distance, do this right now:

Send the dates: July 15–19, 2026
Pick one meet-up day minimum
Pick one “we’re riding the lakeshore” block
Pick one night for the downtown energy

That’s it. That’s how you turn “maybe we’ll go” into “we’re going.”
Supported by Riders. Backed by The Motorcycle Lawyer®
Events like this matter because they keep motorcycle culture alive in Michigan. The Motorcycle Lawyer® is proud to support riders, rally weekends, and the community that makes gatherings like Muskegon Bike Time what they are.
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Final Word
Muskegon Bike Time 2026 is the kind of summer weekend that hits the reset button on your whole season. It’s the rumble downtown. It’s the lake breeze mid-ride. It’s the moment your crew parks the bikes and realizes, “Yeah… we needed this.”
July 15–19, 2026 — mark it, share it, and start locking in your crew now.
Muskegon is calling. Time for Bike Time.
