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Posted by chief
 - February 03, 2014, 12:03:12 PM

Went to this show in Knoxville a couple of years ago and it was pretty good. The Easyriders show was in Nashville on Saturday... not very good IMHO.

The BIG WHEEL bikes dominated. No bobbers to speak of, no Indians at all, few non-harley bike,  nothing much there at all to deserve my $20. I didn't even bother to take any pics... that's how bad it was. We were in and out pretty quick. Few vendors with anything worth purchasing and I honestly don't care to stand in line to have my pic taken with anyone.

Personally, the bikes with the tall front wheels look like they were made by someone pining for the big wheel he had as a kid. Definitely not my style.  NO BIG FENDERED bikes of any kind showed up. Only a couple of the stretched "customs" were there... which is a good thing. I think that fad has passed. There were a couple of interesting bikes and I always applaud the guys who spend so much time and effort in building their bike, even if I don't care for the end product.

I guess that's why its a one day show in Tn.

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