Thanks to Street Chopper

Photo by Ryan Loughridge of Mike Rabideau’s 1982 Shovel. Big thanks to Street Chopper for supporting the show. Check out their favorite Shovelheads from the day here.

Jimmy Mac On Two Wheels coverage

We would like to thank Jim "Jimmy Mac" McIlvain for covering the show. We appreciate your support!

Thank you!

We would like to take a moment to thank every person who walked through the gates yesterday. You helped us attain the highest attendance in numerous years and also raised a lot of money for the families affected by the wildfires! We would also like to thank every sponsor, vendor, artist, and bike builder for providing a great show for all to enjoy. If you took photos during the show, please use the hashtag #chopperfest so we can share your imagery. From the bottom of our hearts, THANK YOU! Tory, Christina, Sean, and David 📽️ @edlundframes ✌️ #dmcf14 #dmcf #thankyou

A post shared by David Mann Chopperfest (@chopperfest) on Feb 5, 2018 at 9:47am PST

More eye candy by Jeff Lisowski

See more of Jeff's imagery here.

Show recap from Russ Brown Motorcycle Attorneys

Moto Lady's own Alicia Mariah Elfving created a sweet post about the Chopper Fest on Russ Brown's blog.

"One of the coolest things about Choppers is their historic relevance to the motorcycle community. The wild chopped, bobbed, and stretched style of the chopper exploded in the 1960s, becoming the officially unofficial chariot of bad asses. They were shot into the lime light by celebrities and movies like Easy Riders, and made a permanent image associated with bikers by artists like David Mann in Easy Riders Magazine (and others). Giving people an opportunity to check out a snapshot of the biker lifestyle and chopper essence, Mann’s artwork is still inspiring artwork and custom motorcycles to this day. Keeping the old school chopper style alive, and evolving with the times.

That’s one of the main reasons Chopper Fest is such a rad event. You can see the whole progression of chopper style from back in the day through present day." Read more.

We appreciate Russ Brown's support over the years. If you ride you should carry their BAM card with you. It provides FREE emergency gas or part delivery, 24/7 roadside help, tools, tow assist and free legal advise when needed. Order your free BAM card today.

Thank you, Brixton

We would like to thank Brixton for supporting the show.

You can see the rest of their photos here.

Thank you Lowbrow Customs!

We'd like to thank the fine folks at Lowbrow Customs for supporting the Chopperfest!

Photos by Mikey Revolt.

Twila Knight Photography

It's always great to the Chopper Festival through other people's eyes. Check out this GREAT album from Twila Knight - Twila Knight Photography. 

Twila, thank you for covering the show in such detail!

We would love to see your photography from past shows, please share them on our page. 

Thank you for your ongoing support

Show Coverage by Nash Motorcycles

Check out Taber's new Tumblr account for more coverage on the show.

Check out Speedmilk

I love when you search for event coverage and fall upon sites like Speedmilk.
Jose Gallina's photography grabs you and doesn't let go.

Give him a follow and check him out on Instagram.