Feb 25th & 26th

Bike Show

American Legion Calendar of events

Legion Newsletter for BIKE GAMES

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46th SWAMP CABBAGE FEST

BIKE EVENT

Hey Everyone,

Don't forget Swamp Cabbage Fest an Bike Event the 25th an 26th

11:00 am - 6:00 pm

Baron Park Rt 29 and the River, in Wonderful LaBelle,Fl.

Bands, Games, Food, Bikes, Armadillo races, bikes, FOOD, Vendors of all sorts, more bikes, more food, Swamp cabbage fritters, Swamp Cabbage soups, BBQ, more bikes... this is the year dont miss this one.....Presented By Events X D'zign feathering/Hosting by, The Legion Riders of LaBelle (Chap. 130)

Ray Leventhal, Director
legionriders@legionpost130.org
American Legion Riders
Florida Chapter 130
699 W Hickpochee (SR 80)
LaBelle, FL 33935
Cell: 561 801 5822

"Got Freedom?....Thank a Vet"

Saturday 26 February
Live Music on Lee Street and Bike Games Noon to 4:30p

Sunday 27 February
Live Music on Lee Street, Bike Games and Bike Show:

Bike Show Schedule - Sunday February 27:
Entry fee is $10.00 per bike.
Entry and Registrations: 10a - 12:30p
Judging 1p - 2:30p
Awards 3p

Categories and Descriptions:
Classic (1980 and older)
Any motorcycle that was manufactured prior to the 1980 model year

American Stock
Any American made motorcycle. For example: Harley Davidson, Big Dog, Victory. No Choppers

European Stock
Any motorcycle manufactured by a company headquartered in Europe or the United Kingdom. For example: Ducati, BMW, Triumph, BSA or Royal Enfield.

Japanese Stock
Any motorcycle manufactured by a company headquartered in Japan. For example: Suzuki Yamaha or Honda.

Note on the 'Stock' Categories:
Stock implies 'as-is' from the manufacturer. The motorcycle can make use of accessories with production 'bolt-on' items available for purchase through dealers, catalogs or motorcycle shops.

Sidecar/Trike/Exotic
Any non brand-specific motorcycle with an attached sidecar or three wheels. Three wheel kits are not considered 'Custom'

Custom
Any motorcycle non brand-specific that has been customized beyond using more than a few 'bolt-on' parts. All or part of the motorcycle has been custom designed and built with an emphasis on on-off fabrication rather than mass-produced items. Example modifications include, but are not limited to:

* Non-stock engine. An entirely new motor or 'benched' motor (not standard for the motorcycle) that has been ported and polished to increase performance
* Custom fabricated fenders, seats, handle bars or custom fabricated exhaust
* Non-stock transmission. Open primary in a machine that was originally a 5 speed enclosed primary, or a jocky-shift on a machine that was originally a foot-shift.
* Custom frame or a frame that has been modified from stock to change the geometry of the frame. Such as a frame with a non-stock rake or stretch. Example: Chopper.

The more modifications included on the bike, the more likely that it is a 'Custom'. Bolt-on parts and a non-standard paint job do not necessarily mean that it fits in the 'Custom' category.